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Volcanoes Are Erupting Right Now As The Crust Of The Earth Becomes Increasingly
Unstable
10:30AM EDT 5/23/2016 MICHAEL SNYDER
Have
you noticed that our planet has begun to shake, rattle and roll?
Over
the past few days we have seen major volcanic eruptions in Costa Rica and
Indonesia, and according to Volcano Discovery more than 40
volcanoes around the planet are erupting right now as you read this article.
Meanwhile, earthquakes continue to shake
the globe with alarming regularity. Just last week, Ecuador was hit by a magnitude 6.7 earthquake and a magnitude 6.8 earthquake in rapid
succession.
Overall,
there have been nearly 3,000 earthquakes of magnitude
1.5 or greater within the past month globally. So yes, I write constantly about the rapidly
accelerating deterioration of our financial system, but the coming
"collapse" is not just about money.
I am convinced that we are entering a
"perfect storm," in which a confluence of factors will absolutely
cripple society and bring about changes that most of us would not even dare to
imagine right now.
Let's talk about the volcanic eruptions
that we have seen in recent days. The eruption down in Costa Rica took
authorities completely by surprise, and a thick layer of dust and ash is
coating vehicles and buildings 30 miles away in the capital city of San Jose:
A volcano has erupted in central Costa
Rica, belching smoke and ash up to 3,000m (9,840ft) into the air.
Hundreds of people have gone to hospital,
complaining of breathing difficulties and skin problems.
Some schools were shut and some flights
into the country cancelled or diverted.
People in the capital San Jose, about 45km
(30 miles) west of the Turrialba volcano, said layers of ash had coated
buildings and cars and there was a fierce smell of sulphur.
Leading up to this eruption, there were
"swarms of small earthquakes" in the vicinity of the volcano, but
scientists assured the public that these earthquake swarms were "not signs of an imminent eruption."
Keep that in mind, because later in the
article I am going to show you something.
But first let us talk about the other major
eruption that is happening right now. Down in Indonesia, Mount Sinabung has
violently erupted, and this is
causing all sorts of chaos.
The death toll from a volcanic eruption in
western Indonesia has climbed to six, an official said Sunday, with fears more
could have been trapped by the hot ash.
Three people also remain in a critical
condition after Mount Sinabung, a highly-active volcano on Sumatra island,
unleashed a series of fresh eruptions on Saturday afternoon, disaster agency
spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho said.
"Nine people were struck by the hot
clouds. Six died, and three others remain critical with burns," he said,
adding the injured had been taken to hospital.
According to one report, "torrents of lava" are pouring out of
the volcano, and this is just one example of how volcanoes that were once
considered to be "inactive" are coming to life all over the world. In
fact, prior to 2010, Mount Sinabung had been dormant for about 400 years.
Meanwhile, there is "unprecedented" activity at Iceland's
very dangerous Baroabunga volcano. This one is not erupting quite yet, but we
definitely want to keep an eye on it, because a major eruption there would have
serious implications for Europe.
To finish this article, I would like to provide
an update to a piece that I posted last week on End of the American Dream.
Just prior to
the eruption of the Turrialba volcano in Costa Rica, there were significant
earthquake swarms in the vicinity of the volcano. Well, the exact same thing is
happening at three major volcanoes in the United States right now.
I would like to share three images with you
that come from Google Earth via the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network.
This first
image shows the earthquake activity that has taken place in the
area around Mt. St. Helens in recent days. Over the past month there have been
95 earthquakes in the region, and most of them have been centered right along
the core of the volcano.
This next
image shows what has been happening at Mt. Rainier. Those that
follow my work closely already know that I consider it to be the most dangerous
mountain in America and that I believe that a major eruption of the volcano is
coming in the not-too-distant future. There have been 36 earthquakes at Mt.
Rainier over the past month, and once again most of them have occurred right
along the core of the volcano.
Mt. Hood is also a very dangerous volcano.
There have been 126 earthquakes in the vicinity of Mt. Hood in recent days, and in
this image you can see that the earthquakes have been centered
very tightly on a spot on the south face of the mountain. This is alarming
because it was also the south side of Mt. St. Helens that violently erupted back
in 1980.
When there are major volcanic eruptions or
major earthquakes in other parts of the globe, many Americans don't seem to
care too much because they don't think that this rise in global seismic
activity is any sort of a threat to them personally.
But the truth is that the entire west coast
of the United States lies along the Ring of Fire, and virtually every other
section of the Ring of Fire is roaring to life these days.
At some point, there will be historic
earthquakes on the west coast.
At some point, there will be historic
volcanic eruptions on the west coast.
Scientists assure us that these things are
inevitable.
So let us certainly hope for the best, but
putting our heads in the sand and pretending that these dangers do not exist is
not going to help matters one bit.
Michael
Snyder is the founder and publisher of End Of The American Dream.
Michael’s controversial new book about Bible prophecy entitled "The Rapture Verdict"is
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