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- Chart No. 4: Annual Earthquake Frequencies by Day, 1980-1994 Gat | (ai i 4 i di ah Mt a ae A Cit a a ‘ a ae ie HY b ee res i ae eprevatr age hen eae es AS Boe Se WE roe MA EY lL Ma hi Wi Hh ve 1 ee US 1 121 15 1 241 27 1 301 331 361 "yan? ree 8 Mae ape 2 mae yun yun 2 aus?" sep?” ocr? wow?” pec © Days of the Year Chart No. 4: Annual Earthquake Frequencies by Day, 1980-1994 shake predictions usually fall within the ten windows I have observed in my Chart No. 4: Annual Earthquake Frequencies by Day, 1980-1994, This chart is purely a plot of the number of earthquakes occurring all over the planet on a given day. Although Gordon-Michael's source of data is far more specific than mine can be, I am sure his event windows are correct for the video programs, Ancient Prophecies (Parts I & II), you must do so. They tell you an awful lot about Scallion's gift and his predic- tions. WHAT DO | DO? As the solar sunspot cycles come to an all-time low in the 1995- 2005 decade, it is quite possible all the predicted great disasters will manifest. I once thought they would occur in the 1982-84 period, but I did not have as much data then as I do now. So, I think we may safely use the solar energy output graphs to predict a most uncommon decade ahead of us. If you are considering my opinion or Scallion's predictions to be somewhere close to the truth, then you must be asking yourself, “What can I do to survive the coming catastrophes?" There are two aspects to consider in answering this question. If you believe that there is no afterlife for you when you die, then your options are limited to the physical preparations that might extend your life a bit. You would be well-advised to collect a group of like-minded people around you to ensure some sort of tribal protection should you survive the coming disasters. You should try to move to areas that do not have old volcanoes or rum- bling fault-lines. You would also be well-advised to stockpile key resources like fuel, food, water, water stills, pedal transports, boats in some cases, short-wave radios, clothing, boots, large-brimmed hats, sun- glasses, first-aid kits, tools (screwdrivers, saws, hammers, chisels, knives, shovels, water canteens, cable-cutters, ropes, ladders, com- passes, eating utensils, matches, flints, magnifying glasses), weapons (for hunting and defence), books on survival techniques in your part of the world, bedding, toilet paper, washing pans, towels, burn creams and many more ‘indispensable’ items of mod- em life... But then, if you had all this stuff, where would you keep it? How would you transport it? How would you afford to buy it? How long could you protect yourself from the ‘looters’ who would most part. He does predict severe earthquakes for this year in the Palm Springs region of California and near the New Madrid fault-line as well. In fact, he also predicts severe earthquakes in Sri Lanka, India, Turkey and the Middle East. By using my rather primitive—yet logical—method of guessing when and where shakes might eventuate, I, too, can safely say by analysing trends in past data that shakes will occur west of the Rockies, up the New Madrid fault-line in the middle of North America, in Japan, in the Middle East, in the Indonesian region, in New Zealand's north island, in Turkey, in eastern China, in Washington State, in the Aleutian Islands, in Oregon, in California and in Iran. I can also tell you the most likely dates for these shakers to strike during any year by using a very simple line graph of previous shake data. In Chart No. 4, I have plotted the numbers of earthquakes per day from 1980-1994. You will see that three to five major ‘win- dows' and another five minor 'windows' of shake events are obvi- ous. One is in mid-January; another two (perhaps the most power- ful) are in the first and last weeks of May; another is in June; another in October; and yet another in November to December. Use the chart and see for yourself. The decrease in sunspot activity seems to be causing an increase, globally, in the number of earthquakes as far as I can tell at this point. The growth rate is alarmingly high! Using local or regional earthquake data for Japan, the South Pacific, the Aleutians, California, etc., I think I will be able to pre- dict some of the major shakes with an acceptable degree of accu- racy in time; but until such time, I, too, will be reading every word Scallion prints, and giving his data close attention as it is far more informative than mine can be. If you haven't seen NBC's two 16 * NEXUS APRIL - MAY 1995 Chart No. 4: Annual Earthquake Frequencies by Day, 1980-1994 Continued on page 79