Your basic cataclysm, in short.
As for me, I've seen, heard and felt it all in my dreams and visions: huge tsunamis, M10+ earthquakes, a large asteroid inbound to the Earth, multiple nuclear strikes on the mainland USSA, MASSIVE volcanic eruptions, a pole flip, the sudden arrival from elsewhere of multiple, large moons or planets that inexplicably show up in near-Earth space, ETs, UFOs, and more.
I would not give you a nickle bet that New York City and Los Angeles will still be there five years from now, and maybe not one year from now, or even one month from now. The times we are very shortly going to live through (those of us who survive the near future events, that is) are going to be tumultuous in the extreme. The past half year has been very trying; what is coming will be even more so.
From what I have been told, forewarned about and read about, the earthquakes that are coming to North America -- to the Cascadia, San Andreas and New Madrid seismic zones will be in the M8+ to M10+ range. They will knock down skyscrapers, collapse highway and railroad bridges, buckle airport runways and railroad tracks, wreck nuclear power plants, bust up water mains, aqueducts, large dams, electrical lines and petroleum and natural gas pipelines, and kill people by the millions and tens of millions. And that will just be early days. Things will get much worse from there.
By the way, the rift valley that runs from southern Colorado down through central New Mexico is geologically active and could also catastrophically slip and/or yield unexpected, large volcanic eruptions. That whole region is seismically and volcanically active, as are much of Arizona, Idaho, Nevada. There are ancient volcanoes in Arkansas and Texas, even in Virginia and Georgia. If the whole North American craton moves massively, there could be large earthquakes and even volcanic eruptions in a lot of unexpected places. For instance, there is some fragmentary evidence that there was a small volcanic eruption in the hills of north Georgia as recently as the 1700s, when the region was still relatively sparsely populated and record keeping was poor to non-existent.
We'll feel the shaking here in Ecuador, where I live. Not to worry, Ecuador will also have its own set of issues to deal with, but at least here there are no nuclear power plants.
We'll feel the shaking here in Ecuador, where I live. Not to worry, Ecuador will also have its own set of issues to deal with, but at least here there are no nuclear power plants.
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