Another Artificial Earthquake. Japan: 1 Jan 2024, M7.5

[lightpotential]

Hello Everybody

I have done an analysis of the Earthquake that occurred on 1 Jan 2024 – just a few days ago in Japan. It would appear that it was an attack. An earthquake that was deliberately created to strike Japan. And I believe near to the Nuclear Reactor on the coast.

I did a lengthy interview with Kerry Cassidy about the physics of this type of attack a few months ago. Here though, I have just put out a brief video explaining the proof that the Japanese earthquake was artificial:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=A5-VZaJZKMc

Link to Kerry’s page where I explain the basics of scalar beam attacks:

https://projectcamelotportal.com/202...atest-attacks/

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• cross-posting from here

Could it be that an Earthquake weapon was used? ... To weaken Japan so that they will not help/assist Taiwan if attacked by China? ... Is there a connection with the US Deep State Neo-Cons Globalists & Neo-Libs Globalists and China? ... If so, could they be part of having access to (secret) Earthquake weapons?

Sure, it may be a stupid question if it is not the case ... but "who benefits" ? ... And how long do we see the result of this (possible manufactured) crisis? ... "The end justifies the means" credo/motto/rhetoric/logic they use to "build back better".

Even if this major Earthquake is "100% natural" ... Borrowing Klaus Schwab's rhetoric: "what we see here is a window of opportunity" to take advantage of a (any) crisis speeding up their agenda.

cheers,
John 🦜🦋🌳

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"COINCIDENCE" ? :

• December 17, 2023: Will Japan intervene in a Taiwan Contingency?
• July 26, 2023: Japan likely to aid Taiwan if China attacks

• 3 Weeks Ago:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=G0kwdZPhbfo

• 10 Days Ago:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=1sajSaqa0B0

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=OXt4H4pd6bk

• China Warns Of ‘Winds And Waves’ Amid Incoming Taiwan Presidential Election:

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

As Taiwan prepares for an upcoming election, China is warning of “winds and waves” in the Pacific, Sky News contributor Gary Hardgrave says.

“We’re a democracy, so we should back democracies every day of the week,” Mr Hardgrave said.

“Chinese President Xi ... he’s warning about all sorts of winds and waves happening in the Pacific.

“Taiwan ... it has elections for its president in a few weeks.

“The Chinese on the mainland, they don’t like that.”

• mirrored from here

[Lunesoleil]

Japan is a very small country, but also an economic powerhouse.

I'm going to share with you an excerpt from the book about "Japan", Angelo Saracino and Anna Lamberti Bocconi's Astrological Forecasts for the 21st Century. (2001 edition)

On many plants, Japan is perceived as a worrying notion. At first glance, if you take a superficial look at the country, it's impossible for a European not to see the Japanese as a radically different entity, not so much because of what you can see, but because of what you can't see, and what you'd like to understand but can't. But where do all these Japanese people come from? But where do all the Japanese come from, those who crowd tourist sites? Why do they all seem inexorably identical? Why do they always travel in groups, and why is it so difficult to understand whether they're bored or having fun?
Why, finally, is it enough to catch a group of Japanese about to photograph the Eiffel Tower or the Louvre pyramid to be suddenly and irresistibly assailed by doubts of this kind - admittedly childish. What we can be sure of is that Japan is the only non-Western nation among the seven major industrialized nations. Japanese capital holds the lion's share of shares in many of the world's largest multinationals, so in the nightmares of Western industrialists, the monster that devours them always appears in the guise of a scheik or samurai.

Let's imagine that Japan is a person and we learn that she is a Capricorn with Libra ascendant. Then we begin to understand certain aspects of his personality. From Capricorn, he derives the tenacity and dedication to hard work that has enabled a country that emerged from the Second World War in ruins to rise from the ashes and enjoy - to say the least - exceptional economic expansion. Tenacity, perseverance, a sense of sacrifice - think of kamikazes or the traditional hara-kiri . The earth element is at the very root of Japan's geographical situation: four large islands - land masses emerging from the sea - of volcanic origin, situated along a tectonic fault that is still moving today. It's a land in perpetual adjustment, with frequent earthquakes. On the other hand, the influence of the ascendant is evident in the exquisite manners of the Japanese, in their infinite expressions of courtesy, in their taste for aesthetics. The balance between form and substance is evident in the ritual arts. All are marked by complex ceremonials and a highly developed sense of aesthetics. The tea ceremony, archery, flower arranging, haiku (a poetic form) and all manifestations of this aspect of the Japanese spirit are virtually inconceivable to the Western eye. How can we fail to marvel at the degree of perfection to which these rituals bear witness, and the perfect union that exists between the formal element and the spiritual significance of the rite?

Japan has two faces: tiger and nightingale. The latter is the traditional heritage of millennia of civilization, based on past and changing events drawn from mists and legends, on the heritage of many generations, on the roots of Buddhism and Shintoism - until the 6th century A.D., when the production of the first written documents marked the end of the era of legends. - when the production of the first written documents marked the end of the era of legends.
On the other hand, the face of the tiger appears in all the latest events that have marked the history of the Empire of the Rising Sun. To take a look at Japan's future through astrological predictions, we'll use the tiger's face as our point of reference. Let's take a look at the current situation of the yellow tiger, given that it's thanks to its economic power that this country - the only one not of the white race - is respected and feared by all, and has a place among the Big Seven.

There are several reasons why the Japanese economy is so strong. First and foremost, it is extremely competitive. Japanese production is highly diversified, virtually all of it at a very high technological level, and it is exported en masse all over the world. In addition, the close links between finance and industry guarantee a circulation of capital that is conducive to the development of production, insofar as financial interests are primarily oriented towards production.

Finally, Japan's major industries are structured to take account of factors that would be unthinkable in the rest of the world: they seek to ensure the loyalty and attachment of their employees by guaranteeing them a job for life, and increasing wages according to seniority. On the other hand, small companies where union forces are practically non-existent reduce or block wage increases in order to maximize profits. The state, for its part, is heavily involved in promoting technological research. However, while the Japanese economy roars like a tiger, politics hisses like a snake. In recent years, Japan has been plagued by corruption and underworld scandals. The full extent of Japanese corruption was revealed in the Kanemaru scandal, involving a powerful politician from the government's conservative Liberal Democratic Party. Kanemaru remained in prison for a month in March 1993, and was released after posting bail of 13 million francs.

In the wake of the scandal, political life suffered a considerable shock, leading to the fall of the government, the electoral collapse of the traditional parties and a frantic race to find a new image. However, the real factor disturbing the smooth running of the Japanese economy is the rivalry with the USA - an imbalance in Tokyo's favor that the US is seeking to counterbalance. For this reason, Japan is rediscovering its Asian nature by concluding agreements and undertaking investments in Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Taiwan and, above all, China [...].
The Japanese spirit is the art of balancing opposites, and of cultivating the art of simplicity in a pleasant atmosphere that makes you feel good. Good is the friend of human progress...

https://lunesoleil23.wordpress.com/2...leil-levant-2/
I recently published two articles on Japan in the wake of the January 1st news.