Hawaiian Volcanic Activity Could Become the Catalyst That Unleashes An Extinction Level Event In the Cascadian Subduction Zone
by Dave Hodges
TheCommonSenseShow.com
Wednesday, December 11, 2019
I have had a number of conservations with a geologist friend who has been threatened and warned to be quiet. In fact, most geologists, at the university level, have been threatened in one way or another about maintaining their silence on the Cascadian Subduction Zone (CSZ). As Steve Quayle has pointed out (ie Branson GEN SIX Conference in September, 2019), the CSZ event at it is maximum could be at minimum a regional extinction level event. There are many possible trigger events, but the following is one that I have been aware of for almost two years and it is the one that my geologist source says would be the most deadly.
Overall, it seems very likely that many volcanos are awakening and that fault lines are on the move. Some think this is a precursor to an ice age and the a hyperdimensional physics model can best explain the science regarding what is happening now. The hyperdimensional physics model is one that will be explored in depth as a precursor to a CSZ event. Specific to this article, a prime catalyst to a CSZ event could very well lie in Hawaii and will be the focus of this article. Therefore, and regardless of the threat of an impending ice age, the planet is facing a real threat with regard to seismic activity and related volcanic activiity. Let’s begin with Hawaii as a possible related and very deadly event.
Much Worse Than Believed
There are projections that show 1,000 foot waves hitting the west coast of the United States. In the interest of not risking the over-inflation of the threat, I chose this conservative, theat-assessment video, listed below, because it is among the most conservative in terms of demonstrating the potential threat posed by the Hawaiian volacano. And what is frightening is that the volcano on the big Island of Hawaii has been active on a much more active level in the past two years, thus increasing the possibility of following scenario in the video.
The following video shows a physics-based computer simulation of a Kilauea Flank Collapse landslide and Mega Tsunami. Local wave heights exceed 300 meters. Such events happen in Hawaii about every 200,000 years and as volatile as the situation is, these events remain in the realm of possiblity. Projections like 200,000 years, mean nothing if you are number 200,000! Again, when we realize that Hawaii has an extremely active volcano, on the move so to speak, right now!
In this scenario, all of the Hawaiian Islands are potentially at risk as well as most sea traffic in the Pacific. Plus, as my geologist source asserts, this could very well be a trigger event for the CSZ to go critical. However, one needs to realize that there are several potential catalysts for a CSZ event. This video is the most moderate projection of any of the one that I found on this topic.
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