New Madrid Jolt timeline

[Gerard Zwaan]

My question to the Zetas is why there wasn't any jolt felt!?

In 2010 when we first detailed the New Madrid Adjustment as part of the 7 of 10 Plate Movement scenarios, we stated that this would involve one large JOLT with an immediate tearing of the Atlantic and the European tsunami. We referred to the location of the JOLT being in the “primary blockage” without clarification. Nor did we clarify the location in the Atlantic that would experience “tearing”. Now that the Finale is in process, the public seeks more specifics.

In March of 2022 we detailed a role the Rock Bridge above the little town of New Madrid - located at the juncture of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers - would play. We stated that a JOLT there would “expedite the final rupture” and clarified that this Rock Bridge break would release the SE Portion from its attachment to the Mainland Portion, allowing it to “jump to the East”, destabilizing the Azores triple juncture of plates in the Atlantic. In April of 2022 we reiterated that the JOLT in the Rock Bridge will “signal” the start of the Finale.  

In May of 2022 we introduced the Rock Hook under Turkey and defined its role. Africa must roll for the Azores to be torn open, and the Rock Hook under Turkey is preventing this roll. The African Roll pulls on the SE Portion which is attached along their shared border in the Atlantic. This transfers to a tug on the Rock Bridge which ultimately snaps and sets the Finale in motion. Intrinsic to this is the S Atlantic void allowing Africa to slide its foot into the void and drop its NE corner so the roll can happen.

Source: ZetaTalk Chat Q&A for December 31, 2022

[Kojima]

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[Nancy Lieder]

The New Madrid Rupture is closer, with the Void constantly having N Atlantic storms due to the drooping elevation there at the quad-plate juncture. 

Flurry of Earthquakes hit Two States as Scientists fear a 'Big One' is Coming

December 12, 2024

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-14185847/earthquake...

The area has not had a significant quake in more than 200 years. The last powerful seismic activity occurred between 1811 and 1812 when three quakes hit that were 'estimated to be between magnitude 7 and 8,' according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

[Kojima]

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[Kojima]

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