The Problem With The Oklahoma Earthquake

Oklahoma

by @revjamesbjones

It was to shallow and covered to much land mass and that’s a problem.
It looks like a 300 million year old fault line has reawakened.
I was raised in central Texas. I worked in the oilfield fracking in the early 80’s. Fracking contributes to already occurring natural events.
I personally know they where injecting wells with muriatic acid as disposal for a few decades in the past in Oklahoma which erodes lime stone on contact. Try pouring vinegar on baking soda and you’ll see what it does. It looks like they’ve contributed to a waiting event.

This 300 million year old fault line was awakened because of the location of the BP New Horizon accident. Millions of gallons of oil 5 miles deep leaked out for months. Creating a void that was not reinjected as required by law in Oklahoma for there wells.
This void lies at the southern most point of the New Madrid Fault Line. Between The New Madrid and the San Andreas lies ancient fault lines that pass under Oklahoma. We’re simply connecting the faults through human action.

We live on a busted up planet. Tectonic plates floating on lava that allows the formation of volcanoes and mountains.
Nuclear testing, deep drilling, mining and fracking are the last things you want to do here. We remove oil and replace it with water to very different substances. We mine and tunnel where we want to.
Extraction of materials and creating relief points would want to be done after a full acertation of the geological environment was done.
Even then it would be with our fingers crossed.

Oklahoma oil

Climate change is the same thing.
Our immediate atmosphere is only 10 miles thick and is replenished through constant out gassing from the planet.
From things like plants and the ocean. Animal and human breathing and farting. To cars and factories and the earth it’self is capable of massive and deadly releases. These gasses aren’t trapped here
with us, they bleed off and are continually replaced by more out gassing.
The planet is already in a warming mode and fossil fuel burning
only contributes to the current circumstance.

There is a term called “death by a thousand paper cuts”. Fukushima,
raging forest fires, melting permafrost, depleting ice, fracking, auto exhaust, plastic depletion, garbage dumps. We’ve significantly changed what’s out gassing on the surface of the earth. Changing our atmosphere. We do have control over what we breath because we cause it. The scales are tipping in favor of our out gassing.
We need to tip the scales in our favor or they’ll fall faster the wrong way than our ability to stop them.

No room at the church

I could be wrong and I hope I am but should we not be properly using the planet scientifically instead of commercially? Things like the Oklahoma earthquake will only get worse. So will climate change. I’m just saying. There does not seem to be anymore room left in the manager for all of us. Maybe it’s time we start taking care of ourselves.  We are the keepers of this planet and how we treat it is how it will treat us.

Rev James Jones

 

It’s Time To Stop Slavery

suck it religion

and All The Madness

These are people. These are women. These are mothers and these are daughters.  Maybe not yours or mine but of this planet.  We are one species on one planet.  United we stand, divided we separate the wheat from the chaff and move on.  This is about us as a human species and this is enough.  This is why? Continue reading “It’s Time To Stop Slavery”

Something Changed

The Earth Changed

What just happened ? The earth just changed. A giant ball of methane has hoovered above the four corners region of the U.S. for months, maybe years and is growing.  Our polar vortex collapsed over a period of a few years and is gone.  The jet stream that used to come around the top of the Rockies and dip down into the central U.S. now follows the coast line of the western U.S. keeping rain from reaching land and contributing heavily to a draught.

The largest forest fires in the U.S.’s history currently burn in California and Washington as did Canada and Alaska suffer wild land fires of gigantic proportions in the last thirty days.  We had tornadoes in Canada this season and France only a few days ago. The largest El Nino or record. Three back to back typhon’s north of the equator for the first time in recorded history.  The largest flood in the history of Japan. The largest earthquake recorded by man in Chile. An 8.4 magnitude quake that was still producing after shocks of 4.5 to 5.0 every hour or so two days later. The earth quakes in Oklahoma are becoming more frequent and stronger on an almost daily basis.  They are also spreading into Texas and Kansas.

An unprecedented amount of shark attacks off the Eastern seaboard of the U.S. and Australia.  A USGS survey found millions of sharks off the Eastern coast of the U.S..  The largest bird sanctuary in Florida emptied in a matter of days.  240,000 gazel died in a matter of days. 38,000 seals found dead on a island off the coast of the Western U.S.. Their pups began to show up on the shores from Washington state to California over the next several days. Millions of deep sea crabs washed ashore in Southern California.  Half the worlds ocean fish from 1970 levels are gone.  NOAA found a ocean bed covered in death 140 miles off the coast of San Diego just a few months ago.  Over 30 whales found dead on the coast of Alaska and Canada.  There has been over 200 elephant attacks, most with human fatalities, in the last ten days with the most recent 13 hours and 8 hours ago as of this post.

This all happened in the span of this summer, most of it in the last month, some in the last week.  Then this happened in Costa Rica on September 15th, 2015.

Costa Rica Apocalypse Cloud

What just happened? Something changed.

Project Looking Glass

Summer Is Here Again

Looking Glass Summer
Photography by Arno Lippert

Project looking glass, through the lens of Steve Conner.  A camera is a magical thing when you use it right.  Peering through the lens we see Summer Crosley  in Vince.  Not just the location but also the wardrobe as well.  Thank you Summer for coming again.

Like a pagan ritual every year we wait for Summer.  She came again. We are so proud to have Summer Crosley back.  With photographer Steve Conner  we are peering through his lens,  Summer is here and so is Project Looking Glass.  We hope you enjoy the view as much as we did!  Visit SummerCrosley.Com to find more of why we are so enthralled.  Welcome Summer of Project Looking Glass we are so glad you came.