BEIJING (March 10, 2011) — An earthquake struck China's extreme southwest near the border with Burma Thursday, killing at least 22 people and injuring more than 200. Witnesses reported that a supermarket and a hotel had partially collapsed in the magnitude 5.8 earthquake, the official Xinhua News Agency said. Xinhua said there were reports that people had been buried under debris and that the tremor had caused a power outage across Yingjiang. The agency said there had been three aftershocks, measuring up to 4.7 degrees on the Richter Scale, within 10 minutes.
The cause is HAARP. It's caused by the heating of the ionsphere with radio and microwave radiation.Tsunami, or a series of waves and tidal surges that are particularly impactful in harbors, are like quakes. The first one is not necessarily the worst one. By 11:30 am, people think the California coast is in the clear. We are getting reports at Wisdom Quarterly that our southern California beaches are fine. But the northern part of the state has already been hit. Crescent City is one example.
It is not a "natural" phenomenon, but something quite manmade.
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