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ZetaTalk: Folding Pacific

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ZetaTalk: Folding Pacific

written June 9, 2005

New land will emerge near

Why does the Seaway rip, the

This does more than sink the

Antarctica between the tip of

African Rift Valley rip, the

SE United States and pull apart

Africa and South America.

Atlantic rip, while the Pacific

the African Rift, it pulls the

ZetaTalk: Sinking and

compresses?

Middle East into a skew.

Rising

ZetaTalk: Snap,

ZetaTalk: Torque Effect

Crackle, Pop

We stated very early in the life of ZetaTalk that new land would be emerging between the tips of Africa and South

America, pushed up as the plate Antartica rides on is pushed under on the Pacific side. This stress on the Pacific side is

now becoming evident as the Antartic Plate begins to loosen along all it's edges, and most particularly to nose up at the

spot we predicted. As with the Sumatra quakes late December 2004, it is the moment when a plate pops out of its

restraints that the drama is most exposed to earthlings crawling about on the surface. Subduction amounts to relatively

quiet trembling on the surface as friction shakes the top plate, gripping and loosening, alternately. Stretch amounts to

sudden dropping, disturbing man's tidy network of roads and bridges and railways and those skyscrapers he assumes

have a firm foundation of rock that will not shift. But the popping of a plate under the pressure of the Earth torque we

have so very well described is unexpected. Land suddenly rises, other land plummets, and water must find another

home in rushing tsunamis.

The vast Pacific, scarcely mapped as to its plates and plate boundaries as how could man lay seismographic equipment

deep under the waves? The trembling floor of the Pacific is measured, peripherally, by instruments placed on land.

Man places equipment on islands, where ridges jut above the waves, and presumes to understand what he cannot touch.

We have described land both beneath and above the waves as akin to flaky pie crust, where the flakes can pull apart

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ZetaTalk: Folding Pacific

creating a weaker crust during a stretch, and can fold under each other during compression to form a thicker crust.

Land that is above the waves is there in the main because of it's composition, making it relatively lighter than the land that sinks to the ocean bottoms. Is the Pacific as solid as man presumes? Hardly, it has dozens of plates man is unaware

of, riddled with fault lines that are ready to slide and fracture, pockets of flaky rock ready to shorten and fatten into

more solid rock, and deep trenches in the ocean floor likely to fold. And why would it not? Crumple a piece of paper,

and lay it flat on a table top. Grab the edges and push. What part of that paper gives so that the paper can compress?

Ridges will rise higher, trenches will grow more narrow, and the release of tension elsewhere will allow other plates

adjoining the great Pacific to likewise move.

Look for the Atlantic to widen, giving rise to the stretch zone phenomena we have so long predicted. And sudden tsunami along the Pacific coastlines, with panic developing among the peoples there that have so long assumed the

Pacific to live up to her name. The world's populations, long denied the truth about what approaches them, will begin to

demand answers. Can this be Global Warming causing the Earth's plates to heave and snap? We have long warned the

establishment to begin telling the truth, before they lose all credibility with the people they hope to continue to

dominate. The time when they can still accomplish that, come clean, admit the cover-up and throw scapegoats to the

mob to take the brunt of the rage, is about to end. Soon the truth will be out before the mob, obvious, undeniable, and

all involved in withholding the truth held responsible.

May 31, Tiksi, Russia

Jun 9, Tiksi, Russia

May 31, Bilibino, Russia

Jun 9, Bilibino, Russia

May 31, Midway Island, Pacific Ocean

Jun 9, Midway Island, Pacific Ocean

May 31, Wake Island, Pacific Ocean

Jun 9, Wake Island, Pacific Ocean

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