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Then quakes will increase to the point of being considered magnitude 6-7 along the long New Madrid fault line and its attendant splinters.

During the quakes leading up to the big New Madrid adjustment, there will be lots of jiggling in the eastern half of the US.

I cannot find anywhere though: how will the Karst topography along hillsides of the Appalachians behave during the New Madrid release?

We have mentioned this bow many times, and that the pressure will not be eased until the New Madrid slips.

This volcano is in the inactive region we have stated should be watched for activity, during the New Madrid adjustment.

Are the recent earthquake swarms indicative of a pending West Coast bow as the Zetas have mentioned or a New Madrid rip?

We are also not allowed to provide the time frame between the Japan quakes and New Madrid.

New Madrid pops and the Mississippi River Valley up to lake Michigan will be shaken to mud and washed away.

As the data was collected, it became evident that such motion was not occurring along the New Madrid fault.

As both sides of the New Madrid Fault Line are pulled in opposite directions, the entire fault line operates as a slip-slide fault line.

First Japan EQs, then splitting of the New Madrid fault line, followed almost immediately by tsunami that will basically flood Europe.

Likewise for the New Madrid adjustment, which involve a tearing of the entire N American continent from the seaway down to Mexico.

We have frequently mentioned that Chicago will suffer during the coming New Madrid adjustment and again during the coming pole shift.

Other faults in the New Madrid zone that haven't ruptured in thousands of years still could pop, but they should all be one-offs.

Will such lightning storms be on the increase as the N American continent is bowed in the extreme, prior to the New Madrid adjustment?

From prior Zetatalk, this will be the area where the sudden release of pressure occurs for the major New Madrid adjustment.

Examples in the United States are New Madrid, Missouri, and Charleston, South Carolina.

Precise GPS measurement tools used to measure movement in faults zones confirm this -- New Madrid hasn't budged.

But New Madrid is in the middle of the North America plate, which has been stable for tens of millions of years.

Other than the relationship in time between the New Madrid and the European tsunami, no time frame can be given.

The most pending disaster is the California coastline, although your own New Madrid fault line is undependable.

Will there be more such disasters along the Mississippi and in the cities that will be affected by the New Madrid and seaway rip?

We have talked for years about the bow tension that N America is under, which will only be resolved by the New Madrid adjustment.

It will upset much moving north and there may even be significant activity or rupture of the New Madrid.

We have firmly stated that we anticipate the New Madrid to adjust first, with the West Coast following.

The first of the powerful New Madrid earthquakes, with an estimated magnitude of 7. 7, struck the central Mississippi Valley.

My question is, "Will the New Madrid keep adjusting up until the Pole Shift? "

A while ago the zetas explained what we could expect to occur when the New Madrid fault finally snaps.

Hough's calculations put the largest New Madrid earthquake at about 7. 0, the same magnitude as the January 2010 earthquake in Haiti.

The African roll and drop will again and the adjustment of the New Madrid again involving significant quakes in the 8-9 magnitude range.

The Great Earthquake at New Madrid.

Thus, the worst of the New Madrid adjustment will be felt in this area.

The New Madrid adjustment will be several large quakes of magnitude 8-9 though will be listed as a lesser magnitude.

The Zetas have described the 7 of 10 scenarios that will result from the north Atlantic Rift ripping open after the New Madrid adjustment.

The New Madrid adjustment will thus NOT sneak up on you, but will be well announced.

The New Madrid Fault line in fact runs up along the Seaway.

They have occurred in areas not associated to the New Madrid fault line.

Some major quakes have occurred in stretch zones, with the New Madrid adjustments in 1811-12 standing as an example.

Will the New Madrid just suddenly rip with our predicted magnitude 9 quake?

The New Madrid earthquakes of the winter of 1811 to 1812 have become the stuff of legend.

Well, it's the New Madrid, which is expanding into old fault lines.

We can state the New Madrid will adjust prior to the pole shift but cannot give any clue as to when.

I have a question regarding the impending New Madrid Fault adjustment.

Is this accurate, no more major earthquakes in the middle of the country from the New Madrid fault?

great quakes in Japan followed by the New Madrid adjustment,