2012 Survival Insight

The World After 2012?

2010-03-17T19:00:00.000-07:00

This is how I think the world will look like after the Earth Crust Displacement corresponding to the new established Poles and Equator.

Note: I made the map myself

You can see a full resolution file in this Download:

Earthquake 3D: USGS Seismic Data Visualizer of quakes around the Globe:

My Map Versions:

Timewave Zero:

http://depositfiles.com/en/files/212g2753z

*note: I would give you the official link but, they took the site down I think. because, I cant find it.
The Timewave Zero program is a Stand-Alone Java File.

The Worst Case Scenario

2010-01-17T07:59:00.001-08:00

There is a big possibility that if we are hit by direct X or Y-Class Flares in or around the year 2012, anyone living underneath these two big holes in the magnetosphere in the northern and southern hemispheres, could be doused with lethal doses of radiation and/or burned to a crisp by concavity of the magnetosphere produced by the direct Flare impact and the direct power of the sun when the sun rises.

In order to survive this, you must be along the Southern Northern Hemisphere, Northern Southern Hemisphere and the Equator.

Everywhere else, you will die.

With that said, as a side note every nation with a nuclear power station will be uninhabitable Forever pretty much. Not to mention nations that have super volcanoes waiting to explode and are very seismically active would as well. So that leaves our hope of survival on the African continent where there are only 4 locations that will be suitable for living after these radical earth changes.

So that leaves us:

Morocco

Ethiopia

Malawi

Madagascar

Theres an addition to these safe zones but, theres a limit to what you can build in these nations though:

The Sierra Nevada Mountains in Spain

Lesotho

There are survival villages being built in all of these zones as well.

In my recent double thinking of these events the safest might be Madagascar of the 4 because, where these other areas will be safe. Madagascar is a subcontinent that shares no borders with other countries with survivors that could be carriers of viruses and second hand radiation.

The survivors from other unsafe zones in Africa would also leave these zones and enter safe zone draining resources and conflicts would begin. But, this would be short lived because there wouldn't be many survivors in these areas to begin with.

Since the whole nation of Madagascar is surrounded by water or possibly a jagged once submerged land mass that would be very treacherous land scape for others to cross from mainland Africa making, in my opinion Madagascar the safest zone on earth.

If you were to go to these other nations you'd have to be high into the mountains where many dare not trek. Aswell, you can't just be any old where on Madagascar you have to be atleast 6,600ft. (2km) above sea level to survive the 5,000ft. high (1.5km)Tsunamis. The highest point in Madagascar is Maromokotro at 9,440 ft. (2,876 m). The majority of safe mountains are from 6,000ft. and up.

Is 2010 only the beginning of the terrors yet to come?

2010-01-15T15:33:00.000-08:00

Since the year has begun, California has been struck by 2 big quakes. one registering 6.5 in Eureka and a 5.3 near San Bernardino and there was talk by Cal-Tech that these two quakes were related. Then not even 3 days later the 7.0 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Were the California Quakes foreshocks and linked to Haiti? or are these foreshocks to a Pacific and adjacent plate destabilization event?

This is also the year the USGS anticipate that an 8.0+ in conjunction with the beginning of Solar Cycle 24, will hit in Southern California either via the San Andreas Fault or the Puente Hills Fault in the L.A. Basin. This conclusion is made from earthquake patterns during Solar Cycles.

This is the list:

Valdivia, Chile: 9.5 May 22, 1960 (Apart of the most aggressive Solar Storm in the 20th Century)

Prince William Sound, Alaska, USA: 9.2 March 27, 1964(Apart of the most aggressive Solar Storm in the 20th Century)

Rat Islands, Alaska, USA: 8.7 February 4, 1965 (Apart of the most aggressive Solar Storm in the 20th Century)

Loma Prieta, California: 6.9 October 17, 1989 (During the Solar Cycle that knocked out the power in Quebec, Ontario, Canada on March 13, 1989)

Northridge, California: 6.7 January 17, 1994 (During the Solar Cycle that knocked out the power in Quebec, Ontario, Canada on March 13, 1989)

Hector Mine, California: 7.1 October 16, 1999 (Apart of the most powerful Solar Storm in Recorded History)

San Simeon, California: 6.5 December 22, 2003(Apart of the most powerful Solar Storm in Recorded History)

Sumatra, Indonesia: 8.7 March 28, 2005 (Apart of the most powerful Solar Storm in Recorded History)

Chino Hills, California: 5.5 July 29, 2008 (Apart of the most powerful Solar Storm in Recorded History)

Offshore Humboldt County (Eureka), California: 6.5 January 9, 2010 (The most aggressive Solar Storm since the Ice Age?)

Port au Prince, Haiti 7.0 January 12, 2010 (The most aggressive Solar Storm since the Ice Age?)

See the pattern? Coincidence or not?

Is this only the beginning of the road to ruination?

Only time will tell.

I'm sorry my first post didn't cover survival tips but my next post will.