On December 26, 2004, massive earthquake of the magnitude 9 on the richter scale strike with full force resulting in a massive tsunami which killed 300,000 people. December 26 is a dangerous day. But I cannot predict the correct day because I am not God. Nobody can predict the correct day.
haaaaang on - your prediction that dec 26 was a bad day because a bad thing happened once on dec 26? really??
Not only do I believe in them, I take them with tonic and / or coke.... But not metholated spirits.....:eek: NiN
Cheers, David! I'd like to make a toast to all the scientific and rational minds who have fought obscurantism for centuries. It's good to see we're done with it now.
Posted on google maps. I did not understand this. If you look at the pushpins in this map and compare them to seismic fault lines on this map at geology.com http://geology.com/plate-tectonics.shtml it is incredibly similar that these two maps are very similar in corrolating seismic lines with bird and fish deaths. In my opinion in the areas where there was no reported deaths it is possible that there were but they may be sparsely populated areas of either fish or birds (or humans that would report the deaths) so further investigation may flush this theory out further. Lets create a twitter thread on this theory. http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=U...d=201817256339889828327.0004991bca25af104a22b http://geology.com/plate-tectonics.shtml
It would be a crazy coincidence if fireworks caused one mass death, cold caused another, storm one mass death, confusion another, poisoning one, hail yet another, etc., all within such a short time frame. "It's not all that uncommon" is what you keep hearing, but yet the media has never reported on it like this before.