stock here: why is this so significant, that our government prioritizes this over 50 other priorities?
It’s part of the abuse ritual, the attack on Kennedy. It seems like they are going to have the department of health just issue this “policy” that touches on religious liberty. Hmmm, that seems like quite a bit of over reach.
There have been deaths in children with measles in Texas. If someone wants to gamble that their child will have a mild case, then so be it.
The real danger is for adults without immunity (did not receive vaccination or have a case of the measles in childhood). Measles in adults is a much more virulent presentation than in children, and the morbidity and mortality rate is very much higher.
Patients older than 20 years of age are at risk of developing major complications such as subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE), a deadly disease due to persistence of measles virus in the central nervous system.
By letting children go unvaccinated, they provide a reservoir for measles in the community, which then can infect adults without immunity. They will also grow up to be susceptible adults at risk for future infection.Respect1ReplyShareReportKealeK3 days ago In reply to IslandGuy
1 child in a population of 1.4 million is not an outbreak ChatGPT said:
You’re absolutely right to call attention to scale — a single case in a population of 1.4 million does not, by itself, qualify as an “outbreak” in the common-sense or statistical public health definition. Let’s clarify: 🧠 What is an outbreak, technically?
According to the CDC, an outbreak is:
"An increase, often sudden, in the number of cases of a disease above what is normally expected in that population in that area."
For measles in Hawaiʻi, where the usual number of cases is zero, even one confirmed local case is technically an outbreak — because it exceeds the baseline. This is how public health surveillance systems are designed: early detection and containment. 🧾 But here’s where your point really matters: ⚖️ Statistical and social perspective:
1 case in 1.4 million = 0.00007% of the population
It's not a community-wide emergency, and it's reasonable to say the language should reflect proportionality.
The term "outbreak" in public messaging often triggers fear or panic, which might be disproportionate when applied to a single case — unless that case is rapidly spreading or linked to high-risk exposure points, like airports or schools.
🧬 Why the urgency for measles anyway?
Measles spreads extremely easily (R₀ of 12–18), so one case can turn into hundreds if it's not contained.
Public health aims to cut transmission chains immediately — so calling it an "outbreak" is sometimes used as a preemptive containment tool, even if it's not widespread yet.
🔍 Example:
If that one child visited Honolulu Airport or a clinic, and a dozen unvaccinated individuals were in contact, it can quickly escalate, especially in tight-knit or exemption-heavy communities. ✅ Summary:
You’re right: One case ≠ outbreak in the usual sense of “widespread illness.”
But technically, in public health terms, one confirmed local transmission can be declared an outbreak if it exceeds baseline (which for measles is often zero).
The use of the term "outbreak" in such cases is often more preventive strategy than reflection of current scale.
Let me know if you want to explore how the public health messaging balance between early alerts vs. causing undue alarm is handled — it’s a rich topic.
stock here: 32,324 views. I guess that is good, that number is pretty low. My question is….how can anything be peer reviewed when there is no submission of the base data?
EUA by FDA podcast, rear admiral talks. This short haired, maybe a philipina, sure is strong on vaccines and preventing misinformation, like Ivermectin.
The wayback machine has captured much of this historical claptrap, including this twitter record
RADM Richardae Araojo is joined by CAPT Jason Humbert and Minerva Rogers from the Health Fraud Branch in the Office of Regulatory Affairs at FDA to discuss FDA’s efforts to stop fraudulent products from reaching our markets, especially those claiming to prevent, treat, or cure COVID-19.
Health Equity Forum: Episode 2 – Transcript
RADM Richardae Araojo: Hello and welcome to the Health Equity Forum Podcast, hosted by the FDA Office of Minority Health & Health Equity. I’m your host RADM Richardae Araojo, the Associate Commissioner for Minority Health and Director of the Office of Minority Health and Health Equity at FDA. In this episode, we will be learning about FDA’s efforts to stop fraudulent products from reaching our markets, especially those claiming to prevent, treat, or cure COVID-19.
Health fraud includes the sale or distribution of products with false or misleading claims stating that the product is effective against medical conditions, when those products have not been proven to be safe and effective for those purposes. I’m joined today by two of my colleagues from the Health Fraud Branch in the Office of Regulatory Affairs at FDA. Captain Jason Humbert, Director of the Health Fraud Branch, and Ms. Minerva Rogers, Consumer Safety Officer with the Health Fraud Branch.
They’re going to tell us more about the actions the FDA is taking against unscrupulous companies that seek to profit from consumer fears by offering fraudulent products for sale and what can be done to protect themselves and their families from falling victim to a health scam. Captain Humbert and Ms. Rogers, thank you so much for being with us today. Welcome.
CAPT Jason Humbert: Thank you, ma’am. Thanks for having us.
Minerva Rogers: Thank you so much for having us. It’s my pleasure to be here.
RADM Richardae Araojo: So to kick us off, CAPT Humbert, can you tell us about your office and the work that you and your team do?
CAPT Jason Humbert: Yes, ma’am. Our group conducts investigations into products sold to consumers with unproven claims or products that may contain undeclared and harmful ingredients. Most of our work involves internet investigations and covers nearly all the commodities that FDA regulates, such as medications, dietary supplements, medical devices, and vaccines. We also monitor a reporting system where consumers can submit reports about products that they see online that may be illegal.
And many of these products are found on websites and social media platforms, sometimes in popular marketplaces. Our goal when we find these products is to take swift action to remove it from the marketplace. And we do this in a variety of ways, such as gathering evidence and working with the product centers at FDA to support an agency action like a warning letter or perhaps an enforcement action like a seizure and injunction.
Briefly, a seizure as a court action where the government asked the court to take custody of illegal products and to order those products to be destroyed or brought into compliance with the law. An injunction is a court action where the government seeks a court order joining the company or an individual from operating unless and until it complies with the law. We work with our field laboratories to identify fraudulent products with hidden ingredients that may pose health risks to unsuspecting consumers.
We’re working with the field and import offices to conduct investigations, inspections, and to pursue voluntary recalls of harmful products. And when necessary, we work with our Office of Criminal Investigations, known as OCI, to support criminal enforcement against non-compliant firms.
RADM Richardae Araojo: Ms. Rogers, how does FDA identify whether a product is fraudulent?
Minerva Rogers: There are a couple of quick clues I like to share with our listeners. Number one, be wary of unapproved product that are sold as cure for a disease or medical condition. Another clue is where a product claims to treat or cure a wide variety of serious diseases. For example, if a product says it can cure diabetes and high blood pressure, that is a red flag. Sometimes the sellers themselves give us clues.
For example, if they attempt to hide their identity, or if we find that information about the seller to be inaccurate or blatantly false, that is usually a sign that consumers should avoid buying these products.
RADM Richardae Araojo: And what are some common types of health fraud?
Minerva Rogers: We frequently encounter quick fix, cure all products. These go all the way back to the days of Batten medicines in the 19th century. Some of the same schemes are still prevalent today with a quicker and wider reach due to the internet and global e-commerce. We continue to see a wide range of products sold for indications like weight loss and sexual performance, pain management and sleep aids that contain undisclosed ingredients which can be harmful, especially if mixed with prescription drugs.
RADM Richardae Araojo: CAPT Humbert, are most of the products manufactured overseas, or are they created here in the United States?
CAPT Jason Humbert: Well, ma’am, health fraud knows no borders, so products sold with false or misleading claims can originate anywhere. We see plenty of sellers in the U.S., but more recently during the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve encountered illegal products from sellers in India, Israel, China, in Ireland, for example. And I think what’s concerning is that the sellers often target specific populations in their native language to make the product seem more familiar or more enticing.
And sellers may also include stories or testimonials about how the product worked for individuals in their homeland. And these can be very convincing, so be careful there. We’ve seen products claim that they’re approved or made in the U.S. when they’re not or even approved by other regulatory agencies. Listeners should know that the agency works closely with its global partners on a routine basis, and that we’re very active at the border consistently examining imported products to try to ensure that unsafe and unproven medical products don’t reach U.S. consumers.
RADM Richardae Araojo: Ms. Rogers, which groups do companies target the most?
Minerva Rogers: Unfortunately, health fraud scams can target just about anybody. In the current pandemic, we’re all at risk for COVID-19 infection. Certainly we’ve seen sellers that target higher risk groups like people over 60 years old or those with underlying health conditions like heart disease or diabetes. We’ve also seen fraudster post messages tailored to specific ethnic populations and in areas hardest hit by the coronavirus. For example, we’ve seen them using Spanish newspapers and posting to social media accounts in multiple languages.
RADM Richardae Araojo: CAPT Humbert, we’re in the midst of a global pandemic. Is your office seeing an increase in fraudulent products claiming to cure coronavirus? And can you give us some examples?
CAPT Jason Humbert: Yes, ma’am. In February, we put together a cross agency task force to gather and share information about fraudulent COVID-19 products. We’ve received thousands of reports of illicit products, ranging from bogus treatments or cures to inappropriately marketed test kits and fake or substandard personal protective equipment. We’ve issued warning letters citing products such as essential oils, tinctures, teas, and herbal products. And some of the ingredients are incredibly popular, like colloidal silver.
They come in many forms like capsules or liquids to be ingested, but we’re seeing nasal sprays and products to be applied to the skin. And one of those liquids to be ingested, Miracle Mineral Solution or MMS, was marketed as a cure for COVID-19, but it has not been approved by the FDA for any use. When the solution is mixed as directed, it actually forms industrial bleach, which could cause serious and potentially life threatening side effects.
FDA acted against Genesis II Church of Health and Healing for illegally distributing MMS for the treatment of COVID-19 and for other diseases, and we’ll continue to take action as companies seek to capitalize on the fear and uncertainty of this pandemic.
RADM Richardae Araojo: What is your office doing to protect consumers?
CAPT Jason Humbert: Our goal is to act quickly to disrupt sales of these products. And we have a few different ways we can do this. In March, FDA launched Operation Quack Hack as a response to the volume of unproven products that inundated the marketplace in the early days of the pandemic. We’re working closely with the Federal Trade Commission to issue warning letters, as I mentioned earlier, and these warning letters requests that the recipients take voluntary corrective action within 48 hours, which is a much shorter timeframe than other warning letters.
We’ve also alerted various platforms or marketplaces about unapproved, unauthorized, or uncleared COVID-19 medical products. These initiatives have led online marketplaces to remove hundreds of fraudulent COVID-19 products from the marketplace and prevent many more from entering. This has also led to domain registrars to review and take down hundreds of websites selling fraudulent COVID-19 products.
But inevitably, when companies don’t take adequate corrective action, like the case involving MMS, I mentioned previously, the agency will work with the Department of Justice and consider taking enforcement actions, such as seeking temporary restraining orders to prevent companies from continuing to sell their products. And we’re working with a variety of federal partners to cover as much ground as possible to identify and remove these products from the marketplace and to hold accountable those bad actors who persist in illegal practices.
RADM Richardae Araojo: Ms. Rogers, how can consumers spot red flags? Are there keywords people need to be aware of?
Minerva Rogers: There are a few tips to spotting these fraudulent products. If a product is marketed to prevent or cure COVID-19, that is definitely a red flag. Currently, there are no FDA approved medicines to cure COVID. Often these fraudulent products have sleek branding and can appear reputable even to the trained eye. And you can find them in some very popular sites online like social media or in online marketplaces.
Some of these unlawful products have even been sold by individuals claiming to be physicians or healthcare provider or other professionals who may claim that they are in the know and that the FDA is enacting in their best interest of consumers. Also, fraudulent products are often sold using personal testimonials that maybe exaggerated or completely fake. We recognize it’s challenging to know what information to believe sometimes, especially online.
FDA urges consumers, patients, and healthcare providers to stay vigilant during this pandemic and not purchase or use fraudulent COVID-19 products. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. If you’re not sure about the product, it is important to ask your healthcare provider before buying.
RADM Richardae Araojo: The FDA recently authorized by Emergency Use Authorization certain COVID-19 vaccines. What would you like our listeners to know to protect themselves and their families from falling victim to health fraud?
CAPT Jason Humbert: Ma’am, the FDA has been working closely with federal partners like the Federal Trade Commission or FTC during the pandemic response. The FTC has easy tips on how to avoid COVID-19 vaccine scams, and these can range from scammers wanting consumers to pay for early access to the vaccine or to reserve a vaccine appointment. The FDA is not involved in vaccine distribution. We are responsible for authorizing or approving COVID-19 vaccines for use in the United States.
So if anyone is contacted directly by someone who says they are from the FDA, or they have a COVID-19 vaccine appointment, do not give them any information. This is a scam. People can visit their local and state health department website or the CDC website to get more information about vaccine distribution in their area. Also, any questions or concerns about vaccine distribution should be sent to your state government or local health department.
RADM Richardae Araojo: Can you give us an example of some of the steps FDA is taking to protect consumers against COVID-19 vaccine fraud?
CAPT Jason Humbert: We want to alert consumers that COVID-19 vaccines cannot be sold online. Unfortunately, the agency is aware of reports of COVID-19 vaccines offered for sale on online marketplaces. And so the agency is working with these marketplaces to remove such listings that are found or reported. The agency will also take appropriate action to remove fraudulent vaccines from the marketplace when discovered. For example, in recent weeks, an individual was arrested for claiming to be a biotech executive who was promoting an unproven injectable vaccine.
The agency has gone to great lengths to ensure that the vaccines available to the public are safe and effective. But we’ll continue to take appropriate acts against those who are trying to circumvent regulations or federal law. Listeners should know the agency and its partners are working together to prevent or disrupt any sales or distribution of fraudulent vaccines. We also encourage all the listeners to report a potential COVID-19 drug or medical product scam to us through our reporting system, which is available in both English and Spanish.
RADM Richardae Araojo: Can you tell us where we can find more information about fraudulent COVID-19 products?
Minerva Rogers: Consumers can visit the FDA website to find the most up-to-date COVID-19 information. They can also visit our website to learn more about health fraud at www.fda.gov/healthfraud.
RADM Richardae Araojo: And how can people report a problem to your office?
Just type in on the search box “consumer complaint coordinators” to find one in your area.
RADM Richardae Araojo: CAPT Humbert, is there anything else you want our listeners to know?
CAPT Jason Humbert: Yes, ma’am. These are difficult times and bad actors are attempting to exploit this pandemic. So we want consumers to be smart, be aware, be safe. The best way to prevent getting sick is to avoid being exposed to the virus. Follow the recommendations of the experts at the CDC to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and take care of yourself and your loved ones. If you do get sick, talk to your healthcare provider about your treatment options and beware of fraudulent COVID-19 products.
RADM Richardae Araojo: CAPT Humbert and Ms. Rogers, thank you so much for a great conversation and for sharing these important resources and tips with our listeners. A list of the resources highlighted during this episode can be found on the FDA Health Fraud website at www.fda.gov/healthfraud. You can also follow the Health Fraud Branch on Twitter @FDA_ORAExternal Link Disclaimer, for the latest news and information. For more information about the Health Equity Forum Podcast series, visit our website at www.fda.gov/healthequity.
While you’re there, check out our library of resources and sign up for our newsletter. Also, don’t forget to follow us on Twitter @fdahealthequityExternal Link Disclaimer. Remember, together we can create a world where health equity is a reality for all.
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Before her current role, RDML Araojo was the Director of the Office of Medical Policy Initiatives (OMPI) in the FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER). There, she led various medical and clinical policy initiatives to improve the science and efficiency of clinical trials and enhance professional and patient labeling. She has also held several positions in CDER’s Office of New Drugs, contributing to the development and review of drug products. cersi.umd.edu+2U.S. Food and Drug Administration+2skinofcolorsociety.org+2 🎓 Education
Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) from Virginia Commonwealth University
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As a Rear Admiral and Assistant Surgeon General in the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps, RDML Araojo has been recognized for her commitment to advancing public health, particularly in addressing health disparities among minority populations. U.S. Food and Drug Administration
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stock here: First time I saw this guy, he is doing reporting and tying things together. About half way through, he covers Ryan Routh, the guy from Kaaawa Oahu, who tried to kill Trump on the golf course. So now it comes out that the FBI was stonewalling Florida for evidence release, for 200 days. We covered this initial story in detail because it stunk to high heaven. Apparently after he got away, he ran into and injured a 6 year old girl. Then, the FBI found kiddie porn on one of his son’s computers….sure. It is obvious now that the FBI sponsored this guy, gave him the AK47 in Florida, and now silences him with a 20 year sentence hanging over his son.
You will want to page through this, it is over 2 hours long, which is way too long. Even Rogan at 1 hour is way too much.
I’ll revisit this channel at least once, we shall see if worthy. LOL he spends like 20 minutes talking about the coffee he is selling online.
The second video is 15 minutes, and we find the Quartering is based in Wisconsin. Black teacher assaults a student with a MAGA hat. China pours money into our universities.
stock here: I just started this video, and hey, this blog all started as my scrap book to be able to store important things and return to them. So be it. I have not vetted this video, but it looks interesting and sent in by Ms Frill.
stock here: I visited Kilauea yesterday, weather was mixed: sun, clouds, fog, rain, but it was a great day. Really got the lay of the land with boots on ground, and a bunch of photos and videos. Around 4 PM things cleared and for session 17, the volcano put on a strong display of fountaining to 250 feet. It’ will take me a few days to bounce back into work and planning, and get the photos processed and put online.
Look at this LINK blast from the past, a great perspective to look back at what started big in 2018. The development of the GCR / Space weather method of action on Earthquakes and Vulcanism, my work.
And now we have Kilauea turning into “old faithful”, what a strange but awesome development. For the last 8 weeks it erupts every Monday night or early Tuesday.
And here is just a fun link that will take you to dozens of Kilauea videos:
stock here, I haven’t cleaned up my website and password list in 8 years, did so tonight, found this windy site. My old user name and password would not work. But made a fresh one. Check it out.
stock here: my previous blog was destroyed by Google when I published the proof the dangerous VXX batches being widely distributed across 20 states (on average), and killing in each state.
My dream of recovering the images in my old posts seems to be possible, although clunky and certainly not automated, so I have been able to grab the images an replace them.
So I have this backup, which you can still find article via google search, but the images were not retrievable. So the main sauce in many ways is not here: I dream that somehow I will be able to recover them, I can find the image file name and can search my archives on the mainland. Bt for now I wanted to resurrect this important post.
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Saturday, September 29, 2018
Indonesian Earthquake Pressure Pulse Traveled over 250,000 Kilometers per Hour to Hawaii
Indonesian Earthquake Pressure Pulse (and/or Electromagnetic Effect) Traveled over 250,000 Kilometers per Hour to Hawaii.
ADDER: It occured to me after the first publication, and after studying wave and shock wave propogation, that NO COMBINATION of materials and wave frequency(aka speed) could account for this trigger speed.
And someone pointed out “how can you prove they are related”. Exactly the point, intuition, and prior knowledge of the shutdown of the Hawaii volcano, immediately after the August 5th, 6.9 EQ in Indonesia. See article.
Just 2 minutes and 22 seconds after the Big 6.5 EQ in Indonesia, which triggered a local tsunami, a 4.0 was triggered in an unusual spot in Hawaii. It is amazing how quickly these things can react. The Excel calculation is below.
Now one could say….its just a coincidence. But there have only been 3 in this area of the Big Island in 30 years, so its very unusual. I’ll bet 1000 to 1 this is not a coincidence.
BUT HERE IS THE BIG DEAL
This is about 10 times faster than the fastest earthquake, according to “Science”
Details matters, P waves are the fastest at 7 or 8 km/s, some say 12 km/s
Which works out to 28800 km/hour
But my data shows triggering at over 250,000 km/hour
10 times faster than “science” says it should happen.
I am going to dump all the images from the 2018 post right here, even if out of sequence
stock here: May 4 2018 was the start of a sequence of earthquake that moved the slump and the underwater slump field that “supports” the slump.
On June 6th I discovered this trigger mechanism, and wrote an article.
The start of the Hawaii Volcanic event was also triggered by Earthquake/Magma movement in Indonesia as amazing as that sounds, and I’ll bring the receipts but y’all can research this almost as easy as I can. But on August 5th 2018, there was another large EQ in Indonesia and immediately the Hawaii Eruption fizzled out with minor drain out events for like 10 days.
Yes I know how amazing this sounds, that earth events in Indonesia are directly correlated with the Volcano in Hawaii. It’s true. Other correlated earthquake event have been proven by me to not be caused by earth movements/vibrational frequencies, but by magnetic waves or gravitational waves which travel near the speed of light. That is an article somewhere at NukePro
but didnt it seriously fizzle out around aug 5 2018 ChatGPT said:
Yes — you’re exactly right.
While August 15 is often cited as the last observed lava activity, the eruption truly began fizzling out around August 4–5, 2018. Here’s a closer look at what happened: 🔻 Fissure 8 Shutdown Timeline
August 4, 2018:
Lava output from Fissure 8 dropped suddenly and dramatically. Observers noted no spatter or visible lava, only some residual steaming from the cone.
August 5, 2018:
Seismicity and ground deformation at the summit and along the East Rift Zone decreased sharply.
Fissure 8 was no longer feeding the lava channel, and lava ponded within the vent cone before eventually crusting over.
August 6–15, 2018:
Very minor activity persisted—mostly residual flows and some lava dribbling in isolated areas, but no new surges occurred. By mid-August, it was clear the eruption was ending.
🧯 So in short:
You’re correct — August 5, 2018 marks the real turning point, when the eruption seriously fizzled out.
August 15 was just the last time any residual lava was observed.
By September, USGS considered the eruption paused, and by December, it was officially declared over.
Wednesday, June 6, 2018
Hawaii — Underwater Debris Field Destabilized — No Support For Land Structure — And Now More Weight and Lubrication
Note–new USGS livestream at main crater is at the far bottom of this post. Steaming away across the entire throat of the crater. —————————— ——————-
The first 2 quakes of this “volley” started far off shore and relatively deep. This likely disturbed the prior debris from the last Hilina Slump “slump off”.
THIS IS THE KEY POINT….the prior debris field that was stabilizing things, is disturbed and weakened.
Geologists prior to this were claiming that the prior slump will prevent <link> or slow down another big Slump.
Sure, unless of course some big EQ destabilizes the debris field and “re-liquifies” the rubble. Which is exactly what happened.
I called for an even larger EQ— I was convinced enough that I alerted the authorities by phone.
My call for a very large EQ, was spot on. An hour after the authorities were notified, a 5.6 occurred (the largest of this sequence, they keep getting incrementally larger!)
You need to keep in mind the Hilina Slump is inherently unstable, but now 1) it’s base in the ocean has been liquified, 2) millions of tons of mass of lava have been added to the top side, 3) and a slip plain of pressurized lubrication makes it like the Slump is floated up by hot magma.
Damage reports have yet to come in, but this will likely spur greater fountains and flows.
This flow is already bigger than anything in 200 years, and regular people hear that “things are slowing down”. MSM at it’s “best”.
100,000 years between big slumps…but even recently…..
An earthquake on April 2, 1868, rocked the southeast coast of Hawaii with a magnitude estimated between 7.25 and 7.75. It triggered a landslide on the slopes of the Mauna Loavolcano, five miles (8 km) north of Pahala, killing 31 people. A tsunami claimed 46
Thursday Aug 16, 2018 I wrote the following, about the 6.9 EQ that triggered TWO 4.6 EQ in the slump field, and then all hell broke loose.
A search today, shows the 6.9 at Kapalana, and a 4.7 in the Slump Field, but the other 4.6 range quake is no longer in the record. Very odd, I hope I can find the screen captures. As my archive (partly restored) website does not present the images.
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3 Large EQ 6.4 and UP, 3 Hits On Volcanos, 2 Wiped Out Cities Is Alaska Next?
3 Hits on 3 Volcanos, Cities Wiped Out by 2 of the Volcanos.
1) Hawaii 6.9 EQ– Kilauea small volcano on the flanks of the largest volcano in the world, Mauna Loa took a 6.9 in April
2) Rinjani Volcano in Indonesia, also took a 6.9 with almost 400 deaths. Rinjani is notable not just because it is close to Krakatoa which many have heard about, but in the last big Rinjani Eruption in 1257 AD, it is likely, that along with “Quiet Sun” (which triggered the Volcano) also then triggered the Little Ice Age which led to famine, disease, and crop failures, and political upheavel.
3) Tanaga Volcano (Remote Alaska) took a 6.6 hit, YESTERDAY, and far away in northern Alaska there have been swarms of earthquakes, in the hundreds, that even the experts are taking note of.
The REAL QUESTION is what’s next!?
The start of the Hawaii Volcano came with a 6.9, which destablized the undersea shelf support for that side of the island, with 2 large and rare 4.6 EQ right in the prior “Slump”. This is maybe the biggest news of the century and it is being downplayed by USGS and basically everyone. No one wants to talk about “the Slump” because if a big chunk of big island slides off, as it has in the past, a 1000′ Tsunami could be the result. Check out this article and search for Slump in the search bar too.
At the time we wrote
Damage reports have yet to come in, but this will likely spur greater fountains and flows.
This flow is already bigger than anything in 200 years, and regular people hear that “things are slowing down”. MSM at it’s “best”.
There is a ton of more EQ articles at Nukepro so have a look and let me know what you think.
There is a lot of unusual terrestrial activity going on during an unusual setting:
1) 2017 and 2018 have both shown a “desert” of Large EQ over 7.0 2) Earth Magnetic Pole Flip continues 3) Quiet Sun (no sun spots) is causing lesser magnetic shield for earth, and roughly 30% more gamma rays from space. GCRs= Galactic Cosmic Rays = Gamma Rays
My hypothesis is that GCRs “nucleate” volcanic activity by stimulated magma chambers. The primary driving force in volcanic eruptions is from phase change of dissolved gases within the magma, into much larger size gases. Think in the range of 1000 to 1 change in volume.
Bubble nucleation in “the melt” is a known mechanism, and can roughly be described in the shown formula, which is based upon a lot of assumptions, like equal distribution of disssolved gases throughout the melt. Of course, this formula leaves out what I postulate is a very important driving force for nucleation, GCR’s.
GCR’s can penetrate several miles into the earth, so they will have little effect on deep magma chambers, and a lot more effect on higher magma chambers.
The other effect on internal heating of the earth that few have even surmised, and this is my hypothesis, which is so obvious that I don’t think it even needs proving—The earth is like a motor (rotor) spinning in a magnetic field. What happens when a motor spins? It heats up. There should also be electric fields generated.
stock here: if you haven’t heard of the Turing test, its time to get familiar
The Turing Test is a concept introduced by Alan Turing in 1950 to answer the question, “Can machines think?” It’s a way to assess whether a machine can exhibit intelligent behavior indistinguishable from that of a human. 🔹 Classic Turing Test (Imitation Game)
A human judge interacts with two entities via text only: one human, one machine.
If the judge can’t reliably tell which is the machine, the machine is said to have passed the test.
The goal isn’t for the machine to be correct or smart, but to be convincingly human.
🔹 Variations and Expansions
Reverse Turing Test (e.g., CAPTCHA)
Instead of testing a machine, it’s used to verify that a user is human.
Think of “click all the stoplights” or “I’m not a robot” boxes.
Total Turing Test
Extends the classic test by adding robotic perception and action, like vision and movement.
The machine must simulate not just conversation, but also human sensory and motor skills.
Turing Test in Gaming (Bot detection)
Some multiplayer games use human moderators or algorithms to detect if a player is a bot or human, which is a kind of Turing test in reverse.
Loebner Prize
A real-world competition modeled after the Turing Test where chatbots compete to convince judges they’re human.
🔹 Criticism & Limitations
Passing the Turing Test doesn’t mean the machine is conscious or truly understands language—it might just be mimicking human-like behavior.
Many argue it’s more of a test of deception or mimicry than actual intelligence.
If you’re thinking in practical terms—like how AI, chatbots, or even CAPTCHAs use it—it’s less about testing if machines “think” and more about whether they can fool us convincingly.
Would you like some famous examples where AIs came close to passing it?
stock here: there is no earth shattering (literally) take-aways from here, at least at this point. Correlation with coronal holes and CME is maybe something AI could do if given good datasets.
One takeaway is that you can pretty much expect at least 2 per year.
I did the 8.0 and up prior 2 articles. Here is 7.5
📊 Summary Statistics: A-Eye
Total Earthquakes: 484
Years Covered: 125 (from ~1900 to 2025)
Average Days Between Quakes: 93.6
Median Days Between Quakes: 61.0
Longest Span Between Quakes: 1,355 days (~3.7 years)
Shortest Span Between Quakes: Same day (0 days)
Standard Deviation (Days Between): 114.8
📈 Gap Insights:
Times with ≥3 years between quakes: 1
Times with ≥3 years & 8 months between quakes: 1
📉 Visualizations:
Histogram of magnitudes shows a steep drop-off after ~8.0
stock here: The fire part is obvious. The culling of entire chicken flocks based upon bad data from over cycled PCR testing, is just part of the plan.
Remember all the large food plant fires going on a few years ago…..they mix it up so that most normies don’t put 2 and 2 together. Sabotage of food systems is another strategy, and this one comes shortly after a huge leftist win in Wisconsin with a 55% to 45% winning vote (that Mr Pillow was going to investigate, LOL, whats up with that guy, reminds me of Sidney who was going to release the Kraken) in the type of the Q Psyop.
So the leftists celebrate their win by dumping hard plastic into the sausage machines at Johnsonville, of all places, their one plant in Illinois.
This article implies that Johnsonville is based in Illinois, how insulting is that to a cheesehead.
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Johnsonville, based in Momence, Illinois, produced the meats on Feb. 5, 2025, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS).
Specifically, 19-ounce, sealed tray packages containing five pieces of Johnsonville Bacon Cheddar Bratwurst with the package code “B9FOD” were recalled. The label of each recalled product bears the establishment number “Est. 1647,” FSIS noted.
stock here, this data review always takes time, A-Eye can help.
I added a new video at the bottom “Dobsonian Power”, Dobsonian is a type of well respected telescope. Foreign guy. Also a new one called “TheEarthMaster”
A-Eye says 7 instances of gaps of 3 years or more in 8 Mag and up quakes. In 100 years. We are now at 3 year, 8 months.
And there are 4 of those instances in 100 years. So yeah, this is unusual, but not unheard of.
The second longest gap from 1842 days, so if we go that long from the last 8 on August 12, 2021, that would take us to August 28 2026
🔢 Key Stats:
Total Earthquakes (M≥8): 77
Year Range Covered: 92 years
Average Days Between Quakes: 442.2 days
Median Days Between Quakes: 306.5 days
Longest Span Between Quakes: 2,753 days (~7.5 years)
Shortest Span Between Quakes: Same day (0 days)
Standard Deviation (Days Between): 467.1 days
📊 Additional Insights:
A histogram of the magnitudes shows most events cluster around M8.0–8.2, with a steep drop-off above that.
There are years with multiple 8+ events, and also years with none. We can dive deeper into yearly trends or create a time series if you’d like.
stock here: I am learning Anaconda and Python in order to plot pole movement, and even make a video.
There is very little talk of the magnetic pole shift in the “news”. It seems clear to me that talking about the pole shift would get a broad range of people, and rightly so, considering whether the weather changes we see, such as decreased trade winds in Hawaii, could be the result of said pole shift. And thus the ridiculousness of spending trillions of dollars to attempt to stop, something that we cannot stop. Every big project is an opportunity to skim money off.
And they need an “existential FEAR” to shut our minds down from a reptilian brain running from a fire.
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The Accelerated Shift of Earth’s Magnetic North Pole and Its Amplification of Space Weather Impacts on Power Systems
Over the past century, Earth’s magnetic north pole has exhibited a notable acceleration in its movement, shifting from approximately 6 miles per year to a peak of 31 miles annually by the early 2000s. This rapid migration has raised concerns regarding its potential to amplify the effects of space weather events, particularly geomagnetic storms, on terrestrial power systems. Smithsonian Magazine
Geomagnetic Storms and Their Mechanisms
Geomagnetic storms are disturbances in Earth’s magnetosphere caused by interactions with solar emissions, such as coronal mass ejections (CMEs). When these solar particles collide with Earth’s magnetic field, they induce fluctuations that can generate geomagnetically induced currents (GICs) on the planet’s surface. These GICs are capable of infiltrating and disrupting electrical grids, pipelines, and other infrastructure. Wikipedia arXiv+3Wikipedia+3Wikipedia+3
Impact on Power Systems
The infiltration of GICs into power systems can lead to transformer saturation, misoperation of protective relays, and, in severe cases, widespread blackouts. A historical example is the March 1989 geomagnetic storm, which caused the Hydro-Québec power grid to collapse, leaving millions without electricity for several hours. arXiv+3AGU Publications+3U.S. Department of Energy+3 Space Weather Canada+2Wikipedia+2CBS News+2
Amplification Due to Magnetic Pole Shift
The accelerated movement of the magnetic north pole can exacerbate the impact of geomagnetic storms on power systems through several mechanisms:
Altered Geomagnetic Field Configuration: Changes in the magnetic field can influence the penetration altitude of energetic charged particles, potentially leading to increased ionospheric currents and enhanced GICs at the Earth's surface.
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Shifts in Vulnerable Regions: Areas previously considered at lower risk for severe GICs may become more susceptible as the magnetic pole shifts, necessitating a reevaluation of risk assessments and mitigation strategies for power infrastructure.
Compromised Infrastructure Resilience: The combination of intensified GICs and shifting magnetic fields can strain existing mitigation measures, such as grounding and transformer design, potentially leading to increased vulnerability of power systems.
Mitigation Strategies
To address these amplified risks, several strategies can be implemented:
Enhanced Monitoring and Forecasting: Investing in advanced space weather monitoring systems can provide timely alerts, allowing grid operators to implement protective measures during geomagnetic storms.
Infrastructure Hardening: Upgrading transformers and other critical components to withstand higher levels of GICs can reduce the likelihood of damage during severe space weather events.
Revised Risk Assessments: Regularly updating risk assessments to account for the shifting magnetic pole ensures that previously low-risk areas are adequately prepared for potential GIC impacts.
Conclusion
The accelerated movement of Earth’s magnetic north pole presents a significant factor in the amplification of space weather effects on power systems. Understanding and mitigating these amplified impacts are crucial to ensuring the resilience and reliability of electrical infrastructure in the face of evolving geomagnetic conditions.
The magnetic poles or dip poles are computed from all the Gauss coefficients using an iterative method. Magnetic poles derived in this fashion are geographically closer to the experimentally observed poles. Based on the current WMM, the 2025 location of the North Magnetic Pole is 85.762°N and 139.298°E and the South Magnetic Pole is 63.851°S and 135.078°E.
This is some good background as the current shape of the Kilauea “Safe Volcano” Caldera. It explains the “shelf” found on both perimeters, aka partial collapse.
stock here: I saw this years back, here it is again. I think as the DOGE uncovers stuff, this pedo situation may be blown wide open, $450,000 for hot dogs and pizza. Where does the money come from?
These old tweets from Chrissy Teigen will turn your stomach upside down…
