Lisa Williams - Medium... A warning - Page 2

Wellerite · 11-12-2008, 08:58 AM

I knew the name rang a bell, David Wilcock's Dad interviewed her a couple of months ago and it's up on his site:

http://divinecosmos.com/index.php?op...=403&Itemid=70

yikes! · 11-12-2008, 01:05 PM

I believe Half Past Human is predicting two Quakes in Early December, one in Northwest USA and one possibly in South America.

I've been hearing about this on www.urbansurvival.com

This comment jives with that....

Sibir · 11-12-2008, 01:21 PM

The web bot has forseen this happening and dated it to december 12 2008.
Link:http://www.december212012.com/articl..._2008_2009.htm

Lisa willams is great

OnePissedOffSaint · 11-13-2008, 04:54 AM

I am going to post this as a new post as well but this is on the frontpage of Yahoo news at the moment....sorry if everyone is already aware, I haven't turned on the telly all day...just found it odd after I had post this. I mean they have known about the earthquakes for years, now they are just starting to rehearse? *thinks*

Rehearsing for California's Big Earthquake....
http://news.yahoo.com/s/time/2008111...sbigearthquake

whitecrow · 11-13-2008, 06:45 AM

I live down in San Diego County, about 50 miles or so from where I grew up. My wife and I have both sat through some good ones - she was in the big Hayward quake in '89. The first person I know of to predict "The Big One" was Jean Dixon, way back in the early '60s, and we've been waiting ever since. Someday it'll happen.

If the land west of the San Andreas Fault were to drop below sea level, we'd lose everything west of a line from the Salton Sea up through San Fransisco Bay. There would probably be islands left behind to mark the locations of the highest peaks in the coastal mountain ranges.

In tomorrow's drill, the envisioned quake would last upwards of two minutes. I can tell you from experience that one that lasts 15-20 seconds seems absolutely endless. Most last 10 seconds or less.

The counties north of San Diego would take the brunt of the damage. It really is possible for large parts of Los Angeles to sink into the sea. In the original structural damage, survival would have a random factor. Next would come the fires and the lack emergency services or power. The following days would be very grim.

Here in San Diego County the damage would be less, but we'd almost surely have no power and no water, maybe for weeks in some areas. In a severe enough seismic event, we could find ourselves separated from the mainland, part of a long island that included Baja California.

There isn't much to be done to prepare for such an event. The first priority is making it through the quake itself. You dive for a triangular space made by the edge of a stout piece of furniture and whatever comes crashing down on top of it. Then, hopefully you make it out of the rubble. If the building remains standing, we have food and water for about two weeks for the two of us and our pets. We have batteries and candles, and a good first-aid kit.

Having done what we can to prepare, we don't worry about what might happen.

munkey · 11-14-2008, 01:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GreenRobot

I don't know Lisa Williams at all, but I am on the lookout for quake updates.

George Ure at Urban Survival is linked into the Half Past Human webbot project. They have been seeing earthquake happening in their model space around Dec.10-12, two of them.

Near as I've seen one is maybe South America and another one is Pacific Northwest or maybe West Coast. They had a very alarming confirmation today. Read down on today's news to the section called Coping:Quakes Rising.
http://www.urbansurvival.com/week.htm

The Horizon Project has a quake frequency chart here that is scary to look at:
http://www.thehorizonproject.com/earthquakes.cfm

Their short article about the graph appears here:
http://www.thehorizonproject.com/news.cfm#quakeupdate

I don't know about you all, but when multiple sources come to the same conclusion, it's worth putting on your radar.

now this may me being a little paranoid, but HAARP started around 1993 and are improving their experiments all the time.

starlight8 · 11-13-2008, 07:57 AM

thanks so much for this info! I live in LA, and thought something
was about to happen for the last few weeks. Now I feel strange,
since i fly to hawaii friday, and the possible event is the next day! Maybe
it's my guidance, not to be here.
A weird feeling to go away, and wonder what is about or not about
to happen to your home.

Sttrangest thing is tomorrow at 10AM Los Angeles is having a
huge "earthquake rehearsal" with 5 million people!

thinking positive thoughts!
love & light

11-12-2008, 08:58 AM	#1
Wellerite Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Perfect Moment Posts: 76	Re: Lisa Williams - Medium... A warning I knew the name rang a bell, David Wilcock's Dad interviewed her a couple of months ago and it's up on his site: http://divinecosmos.com/index.php?op...=403&Itemid=70

11-12-2008, 01:05 PM	#2
yikes! Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Long Island Posts: 28	Re: Lisa Williams - Medium... A warning I believe Half Past Human is predicting two Quakes in Early December, one in Northwest USA and one possibly in South America. I've been hearing about this on www.urbansurvival.com This comment jives with that....

11-12-2008, 01:21 PM	#3
Sibir Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Sandnes, Norway Posts: 42	Re: Lisa Williams - Medium... A warning The web bot has forseen this happening and dated it to december 12 2008. Link:http://www.december212012.com/articl..._2008_2009.htm Lisa willams is great

11-13-2008, 04:54 AM	#4
OnePissedOffSaint Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Northern New Jersey Posts: 13	Re: Lisa Williams - Medium... A warning I am going to post this as a new post as well but this is on the frontpage of Yahoo news at the moment....sorry if everyone is already aware, I haven't turned on the telly all day...just found it odd after I had post this. I mean they have known about the earthquakes for years, now they are just starting to rehearse? thinks Rehearsing for California's Big Earthquake.... http://news.yahoo.com/s/time/2008111...sbigearthquake

11-13-2008, 06:45 AM	#5
whitecrow Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: California Posts: 469	Re: Lisa Williams - Medium... A warning I live down in San Diego County, about 50 miles or so from where I grew up. My wife and I have both sat through some good ones - she was in the big Hayward quake in '89. The first person I know of to predict "The Big One" was Jean Dixon, way back in the early '60s, and we've been waiting ever since. Someday it'll happen. If the land west of the San Andreas Fault were to drop below sea level, we'd lose everything west of a line from the Salton Sea up through San Fransisco Bay. There would probably be islands left behind to mark the locations of the highest peaks in the coastal mountain ranges. In tomorrow's drill, the envisioned quake would last upwards of two minutes. I can tell you from experience that one that lasts 15-20 seconds seems absolutely endless. Most last 10 seconds or less. The counties north of San Diego would take the brunt of the damage. It really is possible for large parts of Los Angeles to sink into the sea. In the original structural damage, survival would have a random factor. Next would come the fires and the lack emergency services or power. The following days would be very grim. Here in San Diego County the damage would be less, but we'd almost surely have no power and no water, maybe for weeks in some areas. In a severe enough seismic event, we could find ourselves separated from the mainland, part of a long island that included Baja California. There isn't much to be done to prepare for such an event. The first priority is making it through the quake itself. You dive for a triangular space made by the edge of a stout piece of furniture and whatever comes crashing down on top of it. Then, hopefully you make it out of the rubble. If the building remains standing, we have food and water for about two weeks for the two of us and our pets. We have batteries and candles, and a good first-aid kit. Having done what we can to prepare, we don't worry about what might happen.

11-13-2008, 07:57 AM	#7
starlight8 Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: los angeles Posts: 1	Re: Lisa Williams - Medium... A warning thanks so much for this info! I live in LA, and thought something was about to happen for the last few weeks. Now I feel strange, since i fly to hawaii friday, and the possible event is the next day! Maybe it's my guidance, not to be here. A weird feeling to go away, and wonder what is about or not about to happen to your home. Sttrangest thing is tomorrow at 10AM Los Angeles is having a huge "earthquake rehearsal" with 5 million people! thinking positive thoughts! love & light