Monday, March 14, 2011

The massive Japan Earthquake and Tsunami were triggered by massive events on the Sun

Weatheraction.com

Piers says "The massive Japan Earthquake and Tsunami were triggered by massive events on the Sun and there are more to come in the next two years"
He Says:

• "The Earthquake was preceded by an X class solar flare and a significant hit of the Earth by a Coronal Mass Ejection - reported by nasa - http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/sunearth/news/News031011-xclass.html

• "We warned after the New Zealand Earthquake on 21 Feb that the solar-lunar scene is set for more Earthquakes for the next two years:
http://www.weatheraction.com/displayarticle.asp?a=314&c=5

• "Many of these Earthquake events, as well as weather events, will be very extreme.

See also: Japan's Record Quake Corresponds to Solar Flare Activity

HT: Global Rumblings

See also: See also: Earth's Magnetic Field Takes Solar Beating As Quakes Rock Japan , Moment of Japan Earthquake Caught On Cameras Triggering 10m Tsunami , Deaths, tsunamis feared as massive 8.9 Mag Quake hits Japan

Four Continents on Tsunami Alert , Fifteen 6.0+ Magnitude Aftershocks Strike Japan , Massive Tsunami Devastates Japan , Hawaii Braces for Huge Wave, US West Coast On Alert,

Fastest Solar Flare Since 2005 Impacts Earth , Five large flares on the Sun cause a NOAA radio event alert II , X-class solar flare blasts away from the Sun ,

Massive 6.0+ Mag Aftershocks After 7.2 Mag Quake , 24 dead as quake topples homes in SW China

"Brace yourself for more severe weather, earthquakes, and volcanic activity for next 8-10 days."- Watcher's Lamp warning from Thursday, March 10, 2011.

See more: Solar Storms + Weak Magnetic Field = Disasters , Is cosmic and solar radiation wreaking havoc on the Earth? , Sun and Moon Trigger Deep Tremors on San Andreas Fault ,
Earth's Core, Magnetic field changing Fast

Learn more here about the coming solar storm and the potential impact upon the earth

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