This Week In Shakey Shakey..

Geologists closely monitoring surge in Arkansas earthquakes.  The Extinction Protocol.  Excerpts:

The Arkansas Geological Survey says it is stepping up its monitoring of seismic activity in central Arkansas after dozens of small earthquakes in the region. Six minor quakes were recorded Friday near Quitman, the latest of more than 50 temblors in October.

Perspective on these earthquakes have not been framed correctly, as fracking was seen as the only cause of these tremors.  Fracking exacerbated the quakes, but were not primary cause.  This is becoming clear..

The shaking follows more than 1,000 earthquakes centered between Guy and Greenbrier from September 2010 to July of this year, when the Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission ordered four gas disposal wells shut down and voted to create a large moratorium area in which no future disposal wells could be drilled. Geologists said the activity – which involves injecting pressurized liquid into the ground – was likely contributing to the shaking. The quakes between Guy and Greenbrier tailed off significantly in August, but more quakes began occurring in October closer to Quitman. It sits about 10 miles northeast of Guy. That distance is potentially concerning, warned Scott Ausbrooks, geo-hazards supervisor for the Arkansas Geological Survey. The Quitman quakes are occurring along the same line as the Guy-Greenbrier ones, but there’s a miles-long gap between Guy and Quitman in which no quakes have been recorded. That might suggest that the tension is building, possibly leading up to a larger quake centered on that gap along the fault.  A similar-sized gap occurred on the southern end of the Guy-Greenbrier fault and it in February unleashed a 4.7-magnitude quake, the largest of any of the recent tremors. Anytime there is a gap in seismicity along an active fault, it “bears watching,” Ausbrooks said.
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Earthquakes continued for years after drilling ended at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal in Colorado, where an injection well is thought to have initially triggered seismic activity. 

So, the cause remains open; possibly.  Meanwhile, in Oklahoma..

Seismic awakening? Earthquakes are increasing in Oklahoma and no one knows why..  Also from The Extinction Protocol (Great site, btw..)  Excerpts:

Two small earthquakes(3.5 and 3.3) were reported in Oklahoma County early Friday, authorities report.
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Oklahoma is home to the Meers Fault which is located in the southwestern part of the state. State geologists feel Meers is just one part of Oklahoma’s complex geology that makes the state capable of producing an earthquake up to a potential 6.5 magnitude however, that doesn’t account for the latest series of tremors breaking out near Oklahoma City.

6.9 Magnitude Earthquake near the Coast of Central Peru – Oct 28, 2011    The Truth Behind The Scenes.  Excerpts(Plus video, plus a list of 21 6 magnitude plus earthquakes in the last 45 days..):

 A 6.9 magnitude earthquake hit near the coast of Central Peru.
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On the same day, 7 aftershocks were recorded from M4.7 to M.5.5. and today, October 29 again 4 aftershocks from M.4.7 to M4.9. 

Earthquake in Turkey and neighboring Armenia damage to the primary  Google Translate via Iran Japanese Radio.  Translated from Japanese, and not well.  In a nutshell:  Big earthquake damages shitty, unsafe nuclear plant.  How badly?  Or..  Not badly? (Magnitude 10?  No containment structures? Sure, dude..) No one knows, yet..

Two Earthquakes Hit Guy, AR. One Was A 4.7 Magnitude. Local Hillbillies Shaken; Stirred..

Sunday night Earthquake felt in the Ozarks, USGS reports two in Guy, AR  Wow.., and Uh-Oh..  Excerpts:

SPRINGFIELD —

Just after 11 p.m. (11:00:50) Sunday, a 4.7 magnitude earthquake registered near Guy, Arkansas.

The quake was felt as far north as Ebenezer and Ozark, Missouri, as far west as Eureka Springs, Arkansas, and as far northeast as Cabool and Willow Springs, Missouri.

The USGS reports, 18-minutes later, an apparent aftershock.  A second earthquake near Guy registered at 3.8 magnitude.

So, wow..  Earthquake, huh?  I guarantee Monday will be a busy day for the insurance agencies..  Lots of policies bought today..  Lots of hillbillies, jawin' at the grocery store.  And a lot more people will now take the possibility of a catastrophic earthquake in the SW Missouri NW Arkansas area seriously, that's for sure.. 

I didn't feel it.  And that makes the odd sounding thunder I half paid attention to actually earthquake booms. 

At this time, we (The area effected is my area..) are still under a tornado watch until 3 a.m..  My dog's been acting very aloof and generally odd today, which isn't like her at all.  I wrote her behavior off as pre-thunderstorm nerves, but in hindsight, maybe it was earthquake jitters..  We might have sedated her maybe once before in the last almost eight years, (I got a prescription for doggie downers a couple years ago, but forget to use them until it's too late. Events that effect her happen infrequently, and I get a little scattered..  I should be more proactive, but am not..) but this was, at the most, the second time ever for her.  She was flyin' highhigh at 11:00, but did lift her head for the booms, got up to run, but was just too..  fluid..  to go too far.  So she laid back down.  It appears that she enjoys the sedation. 

A little while later I heard some more thunder from the oncoming storm, which almost magically, according to the radar, split open and missed us, save for a little rain.  The dog is now on a blanket on the couch, almost snoring.  The house is almost quiet. 

And here I sit, staring, typing, staring, and hoping this was not a foreshock or an omen, portending a larger, more active future, while the spectre of Earthquake rises, almost simultaneously, within the Ozarkian populace.

I hope that History never writes the passage, "At 11:00 p.m. on February 27, 2011 the first earthquake hit.  Locals felt the rumbling over a large area in both Arkansas and Missouri, but viewed the quake with curiousity, rather than as a warning.  That perspective turned out to be catastrophic.." 

Creepy, right?

And Now, A Word From Our Favorite Conspiracy Nuns..

I knew this event was tailor made for a weigh in from the Sisters of Sorcha Faal..  Excerpts in italics:

A shocking report prepared for Prime Minister Putin by the Foreign Military Intelligence Directorate (GRU) states that one of the United States top experts in biological and chemical weapons was brutally murdered after he threatened to expose a US Military test of poison gas that killed hundreds of thousands of animals in Arkansas this past week.

According to this report, John P. Wheeler III, Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Air Force, Washington, D.C. from 2005-2008, when he became the Special Assistant to the Acting Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Installations, Logistics and Environment, was found brutally murdered and dumped in a landfill..
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Wheeler’s military career included writing one of the most important manuals on the effectiveness of biological and chemical weapons which led to his being hired in 2009 as a consultant to the Mitre Corporation, whose aviation system development department, the GRU reports, is at the forefront of creating the computer command and control systems used by the US Air Force in their fleet of aerial spraying planes.

These aerial spraying planes, this report continues, are based at the Little Rock Air Force Base in Arkansas that over the past few months have been involved with ‘test dispersants’ of poisonous gasses in the Afghanistan War Theater using chemical weapons stocks obtained from Iraq and held at the Pine Bluff Arsenal, also located in Arkansas.
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According to this report, the US relocated from Iraq to the Pine Bluff Arsenal an estimated 63,000 metric tonnes of the poisonous gas Phosgene that is described as one of the most feared chemical weapons ever used due to its ability to literally cause the lungs and respiratory system to explode.

Nearly immediately after Russia accused the US this past summer of not fully destroying Iraq’s Phosgene poisonous gas stockpile the Pine Bluff Arsenal began an ‘accelerated’ disposal programme injecting it deep into the ground in central Arkansas, but which, unfortunately, since this past September, has caused over 500 minor earthquakes to occur raising the concerns of their local population.  (They tied in the earthquake swarm, too--If this weren't such a potentially serious situation, it would be major-conspiracy-sweet..)

The problems I have with this "report"?  This theory still doesn't answer why just the blackbirds and fish were effected, not dogs, cats, wild animals, and people.  If Phosgene were to blame, wouldn't there be more evidence?  Official reports on the birds cause of death have one strange aspect:  blood clots in the lungs, accompanied by trauma and internal bleeding.  While the blunt force trauma seems to be mentioned frequently, reports of clots are not.  That bothers me. 

The Wheeler tie-in is really troubling, as this angle feels accurate in a cloak and dagger kind of way, and may cause some other journalists to pursue this direction.  But the earthquake swarm?  Arkansas is a seismic zone, albeit a quieter one than California or Alaska, but I'm not sure about chemical dumping causing this recent activity.. 

Also:  Blackbirds don't normally fly at night.  Why this peculiar behavior?  That leads me back to some kind of electro-magnetic disturbance, but again, at this stage, anything is possible.

Every additional piece of information seems to breed more questions.  At this point, anyone claiming to have definitive answers cannot be correct.  There are far too many circumstances with unanswered questions, but God love Sorcha Faal for trying..

Guy Keeps On Shakin'..

Earthquake 'swarm' rattles Arkansas town and its residents Excerpts:

The Arkansas Geological Survey is trying to unravel a mystery: What is causing earthquakes in the town of Guy, Arkansas?

Since September 20, the community of 549 residents north of Little Rock has experienced an almost constant shaking from 487 measurable earthquakes.

"We've had 15 today including a 3.1 (magnitude) from this morning," Scott Ausbrooks, geohazards supervisor for the Geological Survey, said Monday. "These are shallow quakes between two and eight kilometers (between one-and-a-quarter and five miles) below the surface."
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"This time last year we had 39 quakes total for the entire state," said Ausbrooks.

And, while some still want to blame fracking, geologists still don't know for sure..