When I look at this map of the quake swarm in Southern California, I’m drawn to the area just off the coast of LA. Something is happening there that is causing these quakes.
Flashes of men with guns. Wearing breathing masks walking thru tunnels and talking on a radio to people in charge? There’re checking 🚪 and throwing things in the rooms. Lots of smoke.
One of these dudes has a mustache. His name on his shirt is S. Sanchez. He has a thing on his collar that looks like a black bar????
Shaking???? I don’t get what is causing the ground to shake? It’s like something is coming down and into the ground. An energy field device thingy???? I don’t know what this is?
Wikipedia needs to stop lying: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Directed-…
This is what they are using that is causing the quakes. They have one that sends out a magnetic field and it tears metal apart!!! There’re using it to breach heavy blast doors!
Ok? Last night, before I went sleep? I got more info on the area that these quakes are occurring in. It’s just south of the Salton Sea. There seems to be some sort of underground lab here. That links with the area off shore.
I could see men and women in uniforms doing experiments on computer aided devices. Half human half AI. msn.com/en-us/entertai…
The good guys have now shut this operation down and are destroying this lab. There are 10 levels that go down into the ground. The bottom level links with the international tube shuttle system.
I got that most of these workers were under some kind of hypnosis or a drug of some kind? This is so that they won’t remember what they were working on. They were given this drug at the start of their shift.
And then when their shift ended they gave them an antidote that reversed the effect. But they wouldn’t be able to remember anything about their work in this lab.
Ok? These quakes are caused by this device I mentioned. They set it on a timer and it creates a magnetic wave that collapses the bars embedded in the walls: m.harrissupplysolutions.com/steel-rebar-si…
It causes a pounding into the ground and then a shaking as it pulls the bars towards one another.
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