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terriDeaner
2011 Mar 14, 3:11pm
Well, since I'm here...
From which end of Glenn Beck did that message originate?
Done!
2011 Mar 14, 10:25pm
Look they are all Battier than Bat Shit, Anderson Cooper was reporting the Nuke Plant meltdown live from the Quake region, took a minute but then he finally asks, "Well how far away are we from the site?..." "CAN WE GET OUT OF HERE!!!"
Morons, doesn't he watch the News?
elliemae
2011 Mar 14, 11:36pm
"there's a message being sent. And that is, 'Hey, you know that stuff we're doing? Not really working out real well. Maybe we should stop doing some of it.' I'm just saying."
What kind of "stuff" are we doing? Broadcasting batshit crazy stuff on the teevee for the world to see? Writing batshit crazy stuff on chalkboards?
Or is Glenn Beck intimating that our misuse of the planet is contributing to global climate change, which is causing world-wide catastrophes? (yea, he's I think that he's crazy enough to believe that man can cause an earthquake)
I'm enjoying the coverage of the earthquake/tsunami/nuclear reactor disasters. The newscasters have to say something, and the shit that flows from their mouths is priceless. It reminds me of the SNL coverage of when Buckwheat was shot. They had a corporate sponsor and everything... and it was hilarious. The news organizations are milking this for everything they can, showing as much video of the tsunami as possible. It's crazy.
It's not about the news at this point, it's about ratings.
American in Japan
2011 Mar 15, 1:31am
I am back in Japan from Central Europe. I just got back today ...
sfbubblebuyer
2011 Mar 15, 7:42am
Technically, man could cause earthquakes if we really put our minds to it. In fact, causing regular small earthquakes is one of the suggested preventions for large earthquakes. Drilling into the faults and injecting high pressure water is one of the suggested ways of trigging an earthquake.
I'm not saying we SHOULD do it, especially not near civilized areas. But it's at least theoretically possible.
Vicente
2011 Mar 15, 8:03am
Not a proven theory, but it seems likely "fracking" can cause quakes:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/03/15/arkansas-earthquakes-2011-fracking_n_835868.html
And not the good kind of "frackin"
sfbubblebuyer
2011 Mar 15, 8:41am
The defenders of fracking claim since it's not directly into a fault, it can't cause earthquakes. That being said, even minor pressure variations from areas near a fault seem like they might induce slippage. THAT being said, if fracking causes minor earthquakes that is truly releasing built up tension on a fault line, it's GOOD for the people near that fault line location as it reduces bigger earthquake potiential. AND THAT being said, it could easily cause a more rapid build up than normal of pressure on the fault line AWAY from the fracking and cause LARGER earthquakes for other areas along the fault.
We already knew Beck was gifted with the ability to see connections that others, with their frail minds, failed to see.
Now we know he also has the gift of identifying messages from God, and interpreting their meaning.
Is there anything this man cannot do?
Glenn Beck says earthquake was "message from God"
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/03/14/glenn-beck-japan-earthquake-god_n_835573.html