Czy Indonezja tonie.Kim są Zetas.???
Posted by zenobiusz w dniu Grudzień 30, 2010
Strona do której link podaję powstała z inicjatywy Pani Nancy Lieder,wiele lat temu,rzekomo pod wpływem kontaktu z Zeta Reticulianami,kosmitami życzliwymi ludziom.Precyzja podawanych informacji,zdaje sie temu przeczyć.Podejrzewam że pod tą przykrywką działa grupa ziemskich naukowców,świadoma zagrożenia.Wobec oficjalnej blokady informacji,wybrali taki sposób alarmowania ludzi.Strona podaje najświeższe informacje,podaje też sposoby przygotowania się na nadchodzące kataklizmy,a i ich spodziewane scenariusze.
Indonesia Events watch for 7 – Updated hourly
So what’s happening right now? Most updated events and discussions will be posted here. To those posting to various blogs, please keep going and I will use your comments to keep the status updated. Thank you.
Here are some dramatic events which began back in October 2010…
Volcano’s in October:
Volcanic Ash spewing out. 10/30/2010
Biggest Blast Yet 10/30/2010
Mount Merapi Erups for the 3rd Time
Eruptions and Earthquake Details at this blog
2nd Indonesian Volcano Erupts
Earthquakes as of Dec 29, 2010 IRIS Seismic Monitor
Here is the prediction map for Indonesia region:
Sequence by Zetas is described in more detail here
I will try to post anything related to Indonesia here in the intense days before the 7 of 10. Please add events or input as this all unravels if you like. Thank you.
Rick Rickster
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Comment by Tamzin Kay 3 hours ago - So with Philippines flooding I can assume that is connected -but what about the Queensland floods – which are on the East coast/rising side?
Comment by Rick Rickster 3 hours ago - Please go HERE to Lothars Plate Rising blog also, or post buoy events there too.
- Comment by Rick Rickster 3 hours ago
- Lothar commented here
- http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/obs.shtml
The trend continues,
- http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/obs.shtml
- Comment by Rick Rickster 3 hours ago
- Lothar commented here:
http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/obs.shtml
The trend continues.
With the pacific plate being rock solid.
With the Australian plate raising.
Comment by Brian Mas 5 hours ago - …two days left.
Can we reach level 7 in two days?¿
I don’t think so…
I believe that we won’t be in level 7 before the start of 2011.
Comment by james tyler 5 hours ago - thanks Keeper great find.
Comment by Standing Medicine Keeper 5 hours ago - Tsunami Station In Event Mode
Comment by khan 8 hours ago - Thanks Rick,I applaud your good work..
More Wild Weather Expected in Jakarta
December 29, 2010
The extreme weather that felled trees and damaged homes on Tuesday was expected to continue across the capital over the coming week, experts have said.
Speaking on Wednesday, Edvin Aldrian, head of climate change at the Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG), said the freak weather that swept strong winds and heavy rains into Jakarta had been caused by a collision of hot and cold fronts.
“The difference in air temperature caused the air to swirl,” he said. “This sometimes causes tornados, which we cannot predict.”
Edvin said the agency was forecasting more extreme weather for the week ahead. “Within the next week, the weather in Greater Jakarta will bring high rainfall and heavy winds,” he said.
Tiharom, head of Jakarta Fishermen’s Communication Forum (FKNJ), said strong winds lashed the city’s north coast at around 5 p.m. on Tuesday.
The gusts caused damage to 30 houses in two neighborhoods in the Marunda area of Cilincing subdistrict in North Jakarta.
“The wind was so strong and it was like a tornado, spinning for about four minutes,” Tiharom said. “It was very quick, but the result was major damage.”
The houses damaged, he said, were mostly semipermanent structures built about 10 meters from the shore.
Tiharom, who has been fishing in the area since he was 15, said extreme weather had plagued local fishermen over the past four months. In addition to strong winds, he said tidal flooding had also been a worry.
He said Marunda residents never received information about the weather or conditions at sea, making it dangerous for them to go out fishing.
http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/home/more-wild-weather-expected-in-jakarta/414243
Comment by Cyaneus 8 hours ago - Thank you Rick for all of your endeavours and thank you Diju for the information on Bali.
- Comment by Rick Rickster 8 hours ago
- Thanks diju, please add info when you can here.
- Comment by diju 9 hours ago
- “Here is a recap of 7 of 10 events underway. To those posting to various
blogs, please keep going and I will use your
comments to keep the status updated. Thank you.” Thank you very much Rick for this and other. I was trying to make maps of disaster to make it easier for the Indonesian people (at least my family) to understand the bad situation, but it was just hopeless with slow connection and other things.
Comment by diju 9 hours ago - @ Cyaneus: The land in Bali is unstable right now. Indeed, Rick. In 7 of 10, Bali is within the 80-foot sinking area, per Zeta: Indonesia Elevation. There have been landslides in Bali, at least since October 2010. Floods and landslides have been occurring in northern Bali, 22 Dec.. One village has been isolated due to landslides on 29 Dec. 2010. A water pipe project in Ubud, Gianyar, Bali, was stopped due to landslides, per 22 Dec. news. Four areas in Bali are prone to landslides. Sorry, the news is in Indonesian. The government has recently issued a warning of more landslides to be expected, on TV. Maps of land movement danger zone has been issued also this year by the government. (But business as usual, predictably) Indonesia is truly crumbling and sinking, from Sabang (northern Sumatera) to Merauke. I’m working on this for Ning blog.
Comment by Pat Shannon 9 hours ago - Thanks Rick, great info, all in one place, how great is that!
- Comment by Rick Rickster 10 hours ago
- Cyaneus, you might want to ask the Z’s about that here. Not sure how Bali is to be during the 7. The island appearing there recently shows there is instability in the entire region http://www.zetatalk.com/newsletr/issue211.htm.
- Comment by Rick Rickster 10 hours ago
- Indonesia: Java, Bromo volcano erupts. 25 thousand people at risk
http://poleshift.ning.com/profiles/blogs/indonesia-java-bromo-volcano
Comment by astrogal50 10 hours ago - Thank you, Jack. Those who do not want it to be Zetas right again! are about to be disappointed when it becomes clear the Zetas’ first “7″ of 10 event prediction was correct.
- Comment by Rick Rickster 10 hours ago
- Jack here is the English link for the official Indonesian Site:
Comment by Jack Taber 10 hours ago -
Just for those who missed it, here is a copy of the limited press release showing how the establishment needs to and has planed to take control of the press. And yes, I lived in Indonesia for a year.
The Strategic Impact of Media in Comprehensive Crisis Management Workshop
December 16, 2010
Jakarta, Indonesia – Disaster management specialists, government spokespersons and members of the media discussed the strategic impact of the media in comprehensive crisis management in a workshop hosted by the Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies (APCSS) Dec. 14-16, 2010 in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Fifty-five participants from 10 Southeast Asian countries worked to identify how crisis managers and members of the media could work together to help societies prevent and prepare for, respond to and recover from natural disasters and other crises. They assessed crisis management from the strategic to the tactical levels and reflected on the need for whole of society engagement.
Workshop participants discussed case studies and shared best practices such as the 2004 tsunami. Media coverage mobilized resources to respond to the disaster and begin the difficult task of rebuilding, and, in the process, brought communities together, with the result in Indonesia of solving a decades-long local insurgency.
U.S. Ambassador to Indonesia Scot Marciel and retired U.S. Ambassador Lauren Kahea Moriarty, Dean of Academics at APCSS, delivered opening remarks at the workshop. “The media can change the world,” said Dean Moriarty. “When people and policymakers trust the media to be fair and accurate, to present news in context and in ways people can understand, the change can be purposeful, positive, and long-term.”
- Comment by Cyaneus 10 hours ago
- No real mention of Bali, Rick, how does it fare?
- Comment by Jack Taber 10 hours ago
- My posting did not show up so well. Here is the link -/www.bmkg.go.id/BMKG_Pusat/Depan.bmkg
- Comment by Jack Taber 10 hours ago
- Just to show you what we are up against, the following is from the ” official Indonesia Site” that concerns itself with all of their weather and forces upon the earth. (note the date and the last date they show concerning an earthquake)
Previously I have forwarded and posted where all the news agencies for the area have, with the prompting of the US government , concerted their efforts for news reporting in case of a disaster. In short, we will not get the news.
29 December 2010No Warning 
29 December 2010
MedanLight Rain24 – 31oCPadangLight Rain23 – 31oC11 March 2010Prediction of The Onset of Dry Season 2010March 2010 :3 ZOM ( 1.4% from 220 ZOM)April 2010 :65 ZOM (29.5% from 220 ZOM)Mei 2010 :85 ZOM (38.6% from 220 ZOM)June 2010 :55 ZOM (25.0% from 220 ZOM)24-Dec-10 09:29:15 WIB (UTC +7)
Location :2.27 S-137.99 EDepth : 10 Km244 km SouthEast BIAK-PAPUA does not generate TSUNAMI
- Comment by Rick Rickster 11 hours ago
- Strong quake 6.3 hits deep underneath the South Pacific Ocean
http://poleshift.ning.com/profiles/blogs/strong-quake-hits-deep
- Comment by Rick Rickster 11 hours ago
- Here is a recap of 7 of 10 events underway. To those posting to various blogs, please keep going and I will use your comments to keep the status updated. Thank you.
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There’s a LOT more to this than meets the eye! The flooding is only in low lying places, that would be the FIRST to be inundated in a sinking. There was only one spot that didn’t fall into those lowlands,
was in Lombok Timur, but I found that a RIVER runs down/up there, a
perfect situation for tidal bore during choppy waters.Floods inundated at least six villages in Cilacap District, Central Java Province, the Indonesian news agency (ANTARA) reported
Wednesday. “Incessant heavy rains triggered the floods at several
villages. A Cikawung river`s dam also got burst,” Among the affected
villages were Mekarsari and Sidasari in Cipari sub district, Mulyadadi
and Pahonjean in Majenang sub district, and Cimanggu and Cilempuyang in
Cimanggu sub district.
Heavy
floods are still posing a serious threat in many parts of Indonesia
this week, following inundations in some villages in Cilacap (Central
Java) as well as Lombok Timur and Dompu (West Nusa Tenggara). Floods
also submerged several hundred houses in two villages in Pringgebaya
subdistrict, Lombok Timur district, and a number of villages in Dompu
district, West Nusa Tenggara province, recently.
Here’s where the river came into play.
But on a river! Tidal bore.Floods Still Posing Threat In Indonesia
December 23, 2010
http://www.bernama.com/bernama/v5/newsworld.php?id=552148
While,
Head of Pringgebaya subdistrict Irpan Widiatma said the floods
inundated Pringgebaya and Pringgebaya Utara villages due to the
overflowing of Kokok Desa river.
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“…This is exactly what will be the first clue for a sinking Indonesia. That and high tides, high waves, with no explanation.”
NANCY’S ALERT – THIS IS APPARENTLY HAPPENING NOW:
http://poleshift.ning.com/profiles/blogs/floods-hit-six-villages-in…
Floods hit six villages in Cilacap – Indonesia
http://www.indonesiaviews.com/floods-hit-six-villages-in-cilacap.html
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And the Coral Sea continues to get more obvious and extreme.
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- The entire Indo-Australian Plate now seems to be rising! And within a day or so, suddenly. Note above NW Australia:
And south of New Zealand:
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“…….I note that per the buoys, suddenly we have Pacific plates folding – Mariana and Philippine Plates:”
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“The buoy to the north of New Guinea is actually on a small plate called the Caroline Plate, which is NOT part of the tongue holding Indonesia. It
is also not the Philippine Plate, or the Pacific. But if this is RISING,
which it is, then something else is sinking. The tongue is slipping down, allowing Caroline to rise.”
- The entire Indo-Australian Plate now seems to be rising! And within a day or so, suddenly. Note above NW Australia:
- Comment by Rick Rickster 12 hours ago
- http://poleshift.ning.com/profiles/blogs/australiantectonicplate-1?…
Indo-Aust Plate Rising discussion there…
- Comment by Rick Rickster 12 hours ago
- http://poleshift.ning.com/profiles/blogs/floods-hit-six-villages-in
- Comment by Rick Rickster 12 hours ago
- http://www.indonesiaviews.com/floods-hit-six-villages-in-cilacap.html
Floods hit six villages in Cilacap – Indonesia
Posted on December 29, 2010, 12:44 pm, by iviews.Cilacap, Central Java (ANTARA News) – Floods inundated at least six
villages in Cilacap District, Central Java Province, on Tuesday (Dec
28).“Incessant heavy rains triggered the floods at several villages. A
Cikawung river`s dam also got burst,” Dangir Mulyadi, head of the
Cilacap district disaster mitigation office said here Wednesday.
Among the affected villages were Mekarsari and Sidasari in Cipari
sub district, Mulyadadi and Pahonjean in Majenang sub district, and
Cimanggu and Cilempuyang in Cimanggu sub district.
“The Mekarsasi flood submerged Pitulasi hamlet, while at Pahonjean,
the flood inundated Bojongmeros. We are collecting data on the flood-hit
areas,” he said.At Pitulasi, the flood reaching a height of up to 50 cm submerged 90 houses.
Heavy floods are still posing a serious threat in many parts of
Indonesia this week, following inundations in some villages in Cilacap
(Central Java) as well as Lombok Timur and Dompu (West Nusa Tenggara).
Floods also submerged several hundred houses in two villages in
Pringgebaya subdistrict, Lombok Timur district, and a number of villages
in Dompu district, West Nusa Tenggara province, recently.
Due to the flood waters` strong currents, three houses in Semaya
hamlet were carried away and public facilities in Ketapang hamlet were
also inundated.
- Comment by Rick Rickster 1 day ago
- 6.6 2010/12/29 06:54:22 -19.682 168.175 31.0 VANUATU
6.3 2010/12/28 08:34:18 -23.375 -179.794 551.6 SOUTH OF THE FIJI ISLANDS
- Comment by Rick Rickster on December 27, 2010 at 1:32am
- 6.2 2010/12/26 02:13:37 -19.633 168.321 9.2 VANUATU
7.3 2010/12/25 13:16:37 -19.775 167.895 12.3 VANUATU REGION
6.3 2010/12/22 21:49:39 26.780 143.635 11.0 BONIN ISLANDS, JAPAN REGION
7.4 2010/12/21 17:19:41 26.892 143.726 14.0 BONIN ISLANDS, JAPAN REGION
The BONIN ISLANDS 7.4 Earthquake has had many Aftershocks (75) greater than 5.0 mag after it. This may be the start of the 7. We will have to wait and see if all these keep getting worse.
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsww/Quakes/quakes_bi…
- Comment by Rick Rickster on December 21, 2010 at 8:03am
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http://zetatalk.com/ning/18de2010.htm
Will Hongkong be attacked by tsunami during the loss of elevation in progress? If yes, is there any first sign of sinking can be noted so that people can head to the hills in time.
Tsunami and eventual sea level loss are not the same thing, although we have predicted a potential tsunami for the Philippines of 40 feet, and this is our estimate for their eventual elevation loss also. The Mentawai Islands and the leading edge of Sumatra and Java will not experience tsunami, though the water rushing inland may clash and boil. If you place a plate in a bathtub, and push it gently down, water will come from all directions onto the plate, but a tsunami wave is not generated. We have stated that a tsunami during the sinking of Indonesia will race north. There will be a clash of this water pouring in from the Bay of Bengal into the South China Sea, which will go in the direction of least resistance. Since the water is coming from the Bay of Bengal, pouring over the lowering plate, it will not push back against this flow. Water from the Pacific will have poured into the South China Sea as it is lowered.
Where is the clash point? Push that plate in the bathtub again, this time tilting one side. The bathwater pours in strongly into the down side, and when water from the other sides pours in, there is a clash and boil in the center, a rebound toward the upside of the plate which has less elevation loss. This is the South China Sea which will have water coming in primarily from the Pacific, which is not blocked by island chains as is the Bay of Bengal. This water will pull in between the Philippines and Borneo, through the Philippines, and clash with water coming from other directions. In such a case, there is a rebound, toward the north, thus a tsunami toward the China coast. Where we have estimated an eventual elevation loss for the south China coast of 20 feet, their tsunami, which could occur repeatedly during the time required for the sinking of Indonesia to complete, could be as high as 35 feet.
- Comment by Rick Rickster on December 8, 2010 at 9:30pm
- Earthquake 6.1 hits Philippines: http://poleshift.ning.com/profiles/blogs/mindanao-philippines-1
Mariusz powiedział/a
Myślę, że “przekazy” od Kosmitów mogą pochodzić z 3 źródeł.
1. Upadłe anioły, które nadal starają się zwodzić ludzkość.
2. Info od naukowców nie chcących przypłacić życiem (opatentowana jest już technika słyszalnego przez człowieka przekazu bez użycia uszu – sygnał trafiający wprost do mózgu)
3. Realizowanie planu przez masonerię z pomocą naukowców i najnowocześniejszej technologii.
zenobiusz powiedział/a
Nie sądzę by ta Pani miała przekazy, niemal pozazmysłowe.Sadzę, że to sposób, na dotarcie do ludzi.W tej chwili, jak wynika z ich strony Indonezja,pod naciskiem ambasady USA,utajnia informacje,i dezinformuje,poprzez środki masowego przekazu.
Wizzgaa powiedział/a
Telepatia “naturalna” jest faktem i nie wymaga opatentowania . Wymaga treningu osób szczególnie do niej predystynowanych . Ale to,co mówi Mariusz jest ciekawe -nie słyszałam o tej technice / rozumiem laboratoryjnie potwierdzalnej / opatentowanej .