Environment: January 2005 Archives

“There are large, deep cracks along the seabed, which are already making contact with the fire within the earth. This is happening precisely because of the nuclear tests that the scientists and the powers (that believe they are powers) are conducting. They do not measure the consequences of the atrocities they have committed and continue committing against the planet and against humanity.”

“As the cracks form, tidal waves, earthquakes and horrifying occurrences on the land and water will take place. Every single coastal will swept way. Our planet will begin sinking into the ocean because the Earth’s axis already shifted due to the tests that are being conducted.”

“The Earth’s axis is already out of place and through tremors, earthquakes and tidal waves. It will become loose and then the sinking will come. Do not believe, dear reader, that the planet will sink suddenly. This is a long, slow, distressing and painful process….”

Seismic event decreased length of day, changed planet's shape

11 January 2005

NASA scientists using data from the Indian Ocean earthquake have calculated that it affected Earth's rotation, decreased the length of day, slightly changed the planet's shape and shifted the North Pole by centimeters. According to a January 10 NASA press release, all earthquakes have some affect on Earth's rotation, but the December 26, 2004, earthquake that created the huge tsunami was so powerful that it changed Earth's rotation.

GEORGE TOWN, JAN 7:
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For over a decade, inshore fishermen in Penang fought to preserve the mangrove swamps near their villages.

On Dec 26, they received the ultimate payback for their perseverance - the swamps acted as a buffer against the tsunami and saved some of them from death and prevented further destruction to their homes.

by Amit Varma

[This is a short but heart-breaking story. The victims of the tsunami are unable to sleep. They are living in a nightmare that the rest of the world, far away and relatively comfortable in their homes, cannot even begin to fathom. Eds.]