Tsunami fears as quake hits Tonga

[Newshound]

A tsunami warning is issued for the South Pacific after a 7.9 magnitude quake strikes south-east of Tonga.

More... (http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/rss/-/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/7953858.stm)

[Wormhole]

http://www.janeresture.com/tonga/map.htmhttp://www.stuff.co.nz/world/2278137/Eruptions-hit-bird-island/

PEace of Mind,
Wormhole

[Avid]

All contentious quakes seem to have the 'magical' 10km depth - the Chinese disaster, there are many others...
Just check the depth and see who may profit from the mess?
Aye-up! Just checked the depth of the Tonga quake - guess what - 10km!!!

The Alaskan HAARP installation (blacked out on Google Earth) - is this where they practice?

Recently the rumbles are less than 3 RS in the north of Alaska (near a volcano or two), but if one refers back to see a dead '10' (not 7.3, or 11.6 for example) - 10.0 is far too commonplace in the rest of the world where politics matter to the PTB.

Ho hum again.....:lightsabre:

[Ammit]

I keep hearing this 10Km depth thing, also read about the suspected hollow earth!! Could this mean that the 10Km depth is actually the depth to a barrier to inner earth?

Just a thought..

[Avid]

I keep hearing this 10Km depth thing, also read about the suspected hollow earth!! Could this mean that the 10Km depth is actually the depth to a barrier to inner earth?

Just a thought..

No - it's possibly a controversial 'engineered' depth by the HAARP technologies, but there are many other sources pertaining to this. The shallower the quake = the more devastation occurs.

The 'Inner Earth' has never been linked with this subject here as I know it?

Thanks, but always willing to hear new news!:original: