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ABC affiliate WNEP says the whole thing was just a big mistake. Just fuel for the fire, it was no mistake. They obviously want the sheep to know...
A boom a crackling and ringing that cancelled out everything from vision to sounds for about seven to eight seconds.Very unnerving and...
With the violence in movies and television now days whatever idiotic censoring idiot in authority just shows media foolish contractions. People...
Estimated fifteen feet for very close lightning strike to my location and not far from beach.
I had lightning strike 15 feet from me when I was half sleep. Loud ringing sound that cancelled out all sounds in the vicinity like a boom and I...
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What I find interesting is that seismologists fail to see the connection between all the recent worldwide earthquakes. They still treat them as isolated events. Or perhaps they do see the connection, but not allowed or willing to talk. (Or maybe attribute it to a Global Warming?)
Recently there was a high earthquakes activity in our region (Middle East) and the so called experts said that this is a normal occurrence for our area (although we are overdue for a large one), something to be expected etc...So how come all the natives here say that those frequent earthquakes are NOT normal occurrence? And now there is this earthquake in Norway - the BIGGEST in Norway history. It really seems as if something is up on a global scale.