Berkland was suspended for a couple months for shooting his mouth off. His 
predictions are not too impressive, given the fact that he often can't say 
WHERE the quake is going to be. 2009, he predicted a major earthquake sometime 
between January 9-14. And a 5.3 quake did occur - on the island of Crete.
Also the fact that he advertises himself and his predictions on shows like 
Coast to Coast with Art Bell or George Noory kind of erodes his credibility. 

      From: "Bhairitu [email protected] [FairfieldLife]" 
<[email protected]>
 To: [email protected] 
 Sent: Thursday, April 30, 2015 3:01 PM
 Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Large Hell Creator?
   
     Former Alameda county geologist Jim Berkland predicted Loma Prieta and got 
fired for it.  He was basing it on the eclipse and tidal theories.  The earth 
can bulge as much as 3 feet during eclipses and high tides.  Two decades later 
Russian researchers concluded the theory was correct but the problem was 
knowing which fault was going to blow.
 
 On 04/30/2015 11:36 AM, salyavin808 wrote:
  


    
  
 
 ---In [email protected], <noozguru@...> wrote :
 
  More likely the last eclipse a couple weeks back did some shifting of the 
tectonic plates in the Himalayas.  We see quakes occurring regularly around 
eclipses and usually a little afterward as the plates settle again.  
Geophysicists are now trying to figure out a way to find which faults are about 
to blow.  
  Hmm. If wonder if there's any truth to it? Maybe very high tides do cause a 
differential in weight applied across a large area that is enough to trigger a 
quake that was waiting to happen. But if they don't happen every time then it 
can't really be used to predict them. Maybe a combination of factors like time 
since last quake, or since nearby volcano that might have released a bit of 
pressure.  
  Worth a google around I think. 
  
 
 On 04/30/2015 10:00 AM, salyavin808 wrote:
 
  
    
  
 
 ---In [email protected], <[email protected]> wrote :
 
  
  
  There's a danger in thinking that two similarly timed events must be  
connected. Especially if you don't understand - and therefore might fear - one 
of them. 
  The trouble here is that if we assume earthquakes are caused by physics  
experiments connected with some mystical belief about gods being subatomic 
structures then we have to start searching for the trigger event that caused 
other earthquakes and natural disasters that happened when there weren't high 
energy collisions going on at CERN. This superstitious way of looking at the 
world can be dangerous. If you believe, for instance, that people praying in 
one place has an effect on the world and then something bad happens you have to 
start looking for the person who wasn't praying enough or properly or who - 
gasp - doesn't really believe and make them pay somehow. This is called 
scapegoating. 
  To scapegoat a physics experiment is the same order of illogical behaviour 
and, like punishing people who don't pray, won't ever result in a change in 
natural circumstances. Earthquakes are caused by movements in the Earth's 
crust, the large continental plates rub against each other because the Earth is 
spinning and is geologically active with deep ocean volcanoes pushing new land 
up which moves under other plates causing the sudden jolts we get around edges. 
 
  India was an island slowly cruising north where it hit mainland Asia  about 
50 million years ago. That collision is what formed the Himalaya which is the 
world's biggest mountain range simply because it is the newest. It's hardly 
surprising there are Earthquakes there, it's only the short human life span 
which stops us seeing nature in all it's creative power and glory. In fact, we 
get screwed over by it relatively infrequently and historically lacked an 
explanation and so blamed it on the Gods. 
  Interesting that people still blame the Gods but they are as wrong now as 
they were then, there are no higher energies created in particle accelerators 
than are created when charged particles from the sun and other stars hit the 
Earth's atmosphere. And every other place in the universe. Billions of times a 
second. 
  I admire the creativity in linking the subatomic world with Hindu religion 
though, I may even post this on Brian Cox's Facebook page and see what he 
thinks... 
  Or maybe John Hagelin. I'd love to see how he squirms out of it, he's been 
linking veda and physics for years, this is his chance to draw line between 
himself and the  growing insanity of the new age.  
  Or maybe we should commission a yagya to stop CERN from working? 
  
 
 ---In [email protected], <dhamiltony2k5@...> wrote :
 
 CERNOut of Balance in Tempting Nature Causes Nepali quakes.. 
  Belowis the video that documents the energy spikes at the time of the 
earthquake."  
  TheNepal Earthquake Caused by Shiva's Trident Out of CERN  
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 ---In [email protected], <dhamiltony2k5@...> wrote :
 
  “an opening in the spacetime fabric” 
  
  Anotherskeptic of the project is none other than respected physicist Stephen 
Hawking who has recently warned the end of the world could be sparked by the 
elusive ‘God particle’  
 
  ..scientists attheLarge Hadron Collider next week are hoping to experiment 
with a possible  connection with a parallel universe outside of our own.  
  Pope Francis adds: “Myfellow Christians, we are living in desperate times” 
hetold the crowd.“Scienceis about to test the limits of God and his creation. 
God has created  boundaries between the world of the living and the world of 
the dead.  Are these scientists about to unleash upon us the Gates of Hell?” 
heasked his followers, visibly shaken.  
 
  Last October, over 400 top physicists signed a petition warning  that the 
Higgs potential might become unstable at energies above 100bn  
giga-electron-volts (GeV) and asking governments to keep experiments under 
these  levels. 
 
  Yes, just say “no” to energies above 100bn giga-electron-volts(GeV)for  now, 
without adequate safeguard for our world in place. 
  
    Yes, Scientists should not be allowed to fool around out in the  World with 
Mother Nature without adequate spiritual oversight. 
  
        -Buck, an ever evolving old and practicing conservative 
transcendentalistmeditator in the spiritual community of meditating Fairfield, 
Iowa. ..   "There is more to the world than what we see or think.."   .. 
  jr_esq writes:
  My first reaction is that the Pope appears to be an ignoramus when it comes 
to scientific research.  But it doesn't hurt to be concerned about significant  
experiments that may have negative consequences.  The reference to "opening the 
gates of hell" may have been used as hyperbole to  catch media attention.
   
  salyavin808 writes:   
  
  It might surprise some people but anyone who wants to do a major physics  
experiment like the LHC, first has to apply for permission to  the countries 
involved and provide a breakdown of costs, expectations  and dangers.  
  The worst case scenario with the LHC is that it might catch fire and  damage 
any buildings nearby. This is why it's underground  and it has a major fire 
safety system that floods the entire thing with  foam if anything goes wrong. 
  As for black holes destroying the Earth, the LHC doesn't create  any more 
energy than cosmic rays do when they strike the upper atmosphere, it's just 
rather difficult to study those  due to not knowing where they are going to 
happen next so they do it  in laboratory conditions underground instead. 
  The bottom line is, they wouldn't be allowed to do something that might 
destroy the Earth. 
  But maybe the pope is right and there is some level beyond which god  doesn't 
want us to know. 
   
 cardemaister writes---In [email protected], hepa7@... :
 
  
  Pope Francis Warns Large Hadron Collider Could 'Open Gates of Hell'
   
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