Latest Web Bot Predictions - Earthquake within Days & Economic CRASH August 2010

[Kulapops]

And you Chris are the lovliest of men...

Just think how much brighter the world will shine when we finally get that Earthquake's have to happen inside us first, before the landscape really changes !

:0)

[Nagual]

Clif High's latest report #8 is out.

http://www.halfpasthuman.com/

[bashi]

"aliens, war, death and rain

and telephone poles all over the place

november of horror"

nothing new...

[Operator]

Posted by bashi (here)
"aliens, war, death and rain

and telephone poles all over the place

november of horror"

nothing new...

Sounds like an image from the movie 'the road' ...

I wonder ... we had a summer of hell already ... ... nothing here.
Clif said that was local and not global ... So, I am not holding my breath.

[bashi]

The thread started on the 28th July with this:

"He foresees a strong earthquake possibly hitting the West Coast in the next few days.
He predicted economic collapse over the summer (August 2010) orchestrated by "the Powers that Be," and increased censorship of the Internet. During this same time frame, "sun disease," or solar flare-ups will impact life on Earth, he said."

Now we are already nearly in November and nothing yet...

[MariaDine]

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=gKpp_jQIDbA

On August 1st, the sun emitted a C-class solar flare that spawned what scientists call a coronal mass ejection, or CME, headed toward Earth. The CME impacted Earth's magnetic field August 3rd. CMEs occasionally hit Earth. This CME will have few noticeable consequences beyond producing an aurorae.

The CME hit Earth's magnetic field on August 3rd at 1740 UT. The impact sparked a G2-class geomagnetic storm that lasted nearly 12 hours--time enough for auroras to spread all the way from Europe to North America. The possible arrival of a second CME on August 4th might provide even better spectacular auroral displays.

CMEs are large clouds of charged particles that are ejected from the sun over the course of several hours and can carry up to ten billion tons of plasma. They expand away from the sun at speeds as high as a million miles an hour. A CME can make the 93-million-mile journey to Earth in just two to four days. Stronger solar storms could cause adverse impacts to space-based assets and technological infrastructure on Earth.

The sun goes through a regular activity cycle about 11 years long. The last solar maximum occurred in 2001 and its recent extreme solar minimum was particularly weak and long lasting. These kinds of eruptions are one of the first signs that the sun is waking up and heading toward another solar maximum expected in the 2013 time frame.



http://www.nasa.gov/topics/solarsyst...80210-cme.html

[MariaDine]

Ignore the insane voice...LOL

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=oONUZyjeeHA

http://intradaytradingtips.org/econo...strial-average

[Economic Collapse] www.stockmarketfunding.com [Economic Collapse] Biggest Drop in the History of the Dow Jones Industrial Average [Stock Market Crash] http Wall Street Capitulation Largest Drop Since 1987 Dow Jones Down 1000 Intraday. [Stock Market Crash] Watch how stocks get washed out AAPL, GOOG, RIMM, CME, PCLN, FSLR, ISRG, MA, GS and more with huge intraday drops ans bounces. [Economic Collapse]

[MariaDine]

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquak...ves/year/2010/

United States Earthquakes for 2010
Largest in: (as of 08/23/2010)
6.6 -- Alaska, July 18 -- Fox Islands, Aleutian Islands
6.5 -- California, January 10 -- Offshore Northern California
4.8 -- Wyoming, August 05
4.6 -- Utah, April 15
4.5 -- Nevada, June 12
4.4 -- Hawaii, March 09 -- Island of Hawaii
3.8 -- Washington, March 29
3.8 -- Washington, June 17
3.7 -- Montana, January 13 -- Western Montana
3.7 -- Oregon, July 03
3.6 -- Idaho, August 21 -- southern Idaho

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I WOULDN'T CALL IT A PREDICTION, BECAUSE WE KNOW IT SINCE LONG AGO...

http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2010/09...r-stage-online



September 21st, 2010 Censorship of the Internet Takes Center Stage in "Online Infringement" Bill

Legislative Analysis by Richard Esguerra
Senator Patrick Leahy yesterday introduced the "Combating Online Infringement and Counterfeits Act" (COICA). This flawed bill would allow the Attorney General and the Department of Justice to break the Internet one domain at a time — by requiring domain registrars/registries, ISPs, DNS providers, and others to block Internet users from reaching certain websites. The bill would also create two Internet blacklists. The first is a list of all the websites hit with a censorship court order from the Attorney General. The second, more worrying, blacklist is a list of domain names that the Department of Justice determines — without judicial review — are "dedicated to infringing activities." The bill only requires blocking for domains in the first list, but strongly suggests that domains on the second list should be blocked as well by providing legal immunity for Internet intermediaries and DNS operators who decide to block domains on the second blacklist as well. (It's easy to predict that there will be tremendous pressure for Internet intermediaries of all stripes to block these "deemed infringing" sites on the second blacklist.)

COICA is a fairly short bill, but it could have a longstanding and dangerous impact on freedom of speech, current Internet architecture, copyright doctrine, foreign policy, and beyond. In 2010, if there's anything we've learned about efforts to re-write copyright law to target "piracy" online, it's that they are likely to have unintended consequences.

This is a censorship bill that runs roughshod over freedom of speech on the Internet. Free speech is vitally important to democracy, which is why the government is restricted from suppressing speech except in very specific, narrowly-tailored situations. But this bill is the polar opposite of narrow — not only in the broad way that it tries to define a site "dedicated to infringing activities," but also in the solution that it tries to impose — a block on a whole domain, and not just the infringing part of the site.

We note that the DMCA already gives copyright owners legal tools to remove infringing material piece-by-piece, and to obtain injunctions requiring ISPs to block certain offshore infringing websites. The misuse of the existing DMCA provisions have had a tremendously damaging impact on fair use and free expression. By comparison, COICA streamlines and vastly expands this; it would allow the AG to shoot down a whole domain including all the blog posts, images, backups, and files underneath it. In other words, it's not just possible but probable that a great deal of legitimate, protected speech will be taken down in the name of copyright enforcement.

It is designed to undermine basic Internet infrastructure. When a user enters "eff.org" into their web browser, what responds is a domain name system server that tells the users' browser where EFF's website is located on the Internet. This bill would have the Attorney General prevent the players in that domain name system (possibly including your ISP) from telling you the truth about a website's location.

And it's not clear what a user would see in this situation — would it look like a "404 message," that simply says a site or page could not be found, without explaining why? Would users receive some kind of notice clarifying that the site they were seeking was made inaccessible at the behest of the government? Generally speaking, the bill forces all the Internet "middlemen" to act as if a part of the Internet doesn't exist, even though that page may otherwise be completely available and accessible.

COICA sends the world the message that the United States approves of unilateral Internet censorship. Which governments deny their citizens access to parts of the Internet? For now, it is mostly totalitarian, profoundly anti-democratic regimes that keep their citizens from seeing the whole Internet. With this bill, the United States risks telling countries throughout the world, "Unilateral censorship of websites that the government doesn't like is okay — and this is how you do it."

The bill's imbalances threaten to complicate existing laws and policies. The bill includes poorly drafted definitions that threaten fair use online, endanger innovative backup services, and raises questions about how these new obligations on Internet intermediaries are intended to fit with existing US secondary liability rules and the DMCA copyright safe harbor regime. Moreover, it seems easy to get on the blacklist — the bill sets up a seemingly streamlined procedure for adding domains (including a McCarthy-like procedure of public snitching) — but in contrast, it seems difficult to get off the list, with a cumbersome process to have a blacklisted domain removed.

And what do we get in exchange? Not much, if the goal is to actually limit unauthorized copying online. The bill gives the government power to play an endless game of whack-a-mole, blocking one domain after another, but even a relatively unsophisticated technologist can begin to imagine the workarounds: a return to encrypted peer-to-peer, modified /etc/hosts files (that don't rely on the domain name system for finding things on the Internet), and other tools, which will emerge and ensure that committed pirates have a way to route around the bill's damage to the DNS system.

To us, COICA looks like another misguided gift to a shortsighted industry whose first instinct with respect to the Internet is to try to break it. There are still many questions to be answered, but one thing is for sure — this bill allows the government to suppress truthful speech and could block access to a wealth of non-infringing speech, and the end result will do little to protect artists or mollify the industries that profit from them. Stay tuned for more analysis, information, and steps you can take to fight Internet censorship.

Related Issues: DMCA, Intellectual Property, No Downtime for Free Speech Campaign, The COICA Internet Censorship and Copyright Bill

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=MG--42sjAvA

[avid]

Has anyone actually read all of the latest datasetanalysis18?
I have - and at the end of October forthwith there will obviously be chaos.
G20 - the banksters panic - nasty unusual weather (man-made or otherwise)etc.
The most positive thing is to take control of your own lives - provide for yourselves, help others who are weak. NOW prepare for any outage, it doesn't matter what, but have your own back-up - resources/friends/family.
Have some cash, dried foods, water - it will never be wasted.
If it doesn't happen in October - keep up your new way of living - non-reliant on the PTW....
Bless x Avid

[Rocky_Shorz]

Cliff's High...

I already saw the Island of San Diego in a dream...

Mexicalli sinks and becomes part of the bay...

seeing the future is one thing, but tagging a date of when it will happen is foolishness...

November 11th after his dire warnings have passed, he will become another psychic that no one will listen to...

cry wolf once, and you'll be forgiven, twice and everyone is annoyed...

the third time people will click on ignore and nothing further will be heard...

[Teakai]

We had our own little earthquake experience here yesterday afternoon at around 4pm - it registered at 2.9.

I've never felt an earthquake before.
No damage - that I'm aware of or have read about.