Eventually, God is going to destroy California for being the New Babylon and the Whore of Babylon.

It’s just a matter of when.

National Geographic:

Los Angeles and Long Beach bustle with activity—their colorful array of shipping containers are stacked and unstacked in a never-ending, multibillion-dollar game of Tetris. But a previously overlooked danger lurks below this frenzy: A fault capable of generating earthquakes magnitude 6.3 or greater.

The Wilmington fault, as it’s called, is an elusive type of fracture. Unlike many faults, which crack Earth’s surface like an egg, the Wilmington fault is “blind,” which means it’s concealed beneath the surface, making it especially difficult to study. So while scientists have long known the fault is present—stretching 12.4 miles under southern Los Angeles into San Pedro Bay—it was presumed to have sat quiet for millions of years.

Now, a new analysis of the system, published in Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, suggests that isn’t the case. Using a cluster of clues incorporated into a three-dimensional model, the study authors posit that the fault has been active much more recently than once thought—and likely still poses a risk to people on the surface.

“I hope bringing attention to it can potentially increase safety in the region,” says study author Franklin Wolfe, a doctoral candidate who is part of Harvard’s structural geology and Earth resources group.

While the fault is slow moving and likely ruptures only once every 3,200 to 4,700 years, it underlies two of the United States’ busiest ports. And researchers worry that the Wilmington could link with other nearby faults to produce a temblor as strong as a magnitude 7.4.

The study also emphasizes just how many faults crisscross Southern California, adds Chris Goldfinger, an earthquake geologist at Oregon State University, who was not part of the research team. Scientists have made major strides characterizing the geology of the region, but there’s still more to do.

“Just by itself, if you take the implications of a relatively slow-moving fault like this, it won’t change the hazard very much,” he says. But the discovery that the Wilmington fault is likely still active, he says, “sort of leaves this big hanging question mark: What about all the others?”

There are many people who believe that California will sink into the ocean if there is a giant quake.

The shills keep saying it won’t actually sink into the ocean, but they’re either lying or they’ve purposefully deceived themselves. Or perhaps, God has deceived them so they remain in California and sink with their sins.

The ocean plate is going to be pushed under the continental plate.

The sinking of California will serve as a warning that the time has come to return to God. Those who do not heed the warning will face an even worse fate than that of the sunken California drowners.

I’ll tell you all one more time:

All the nations have drunk the wine of the passion of her immorality. The kings of the earth were immoral with her, and the merchants of the earth have grown wealthy from the extravagance of her luxury.” Then I heard another voice from heaven say: “Come out of her, my people, so that you will not share in her sins or contract any of her plagues. For her sins are piled up to heaven, and God has remembered her iniquities.

That may well be the last time you hear it.

Another earthquake in California!

May they sink into the ocean!

SFGATE:

A magnitude 4.3 earthquake rattled the San Francisco Bay Area Tuesday afternoon, and residents around the region widely reported feeling light shaking.

The quake struck at 1:11 p.m. with a depth of 7.46 miles and an epicenter in the East Bay, about 7.5 miles east of Blackhawk and 17 miles southeast of Concord, according to the United States Geological Survey.

“I felt it,” says Aimee Grove who lives in the East Bay. “But it just felt like a single jolt, as if something had slammed against the side of our house.”

Farther afield in the South Bay, Daniel Michalek noticed the shaking in Santa Clara. “It started as a soft jolt but continued with a rolling/swaying feeling for several seconds,” Michalek wrote to SFGATE.

A magnitude 3.5 aftershock followed at 1:28 p.m. in the same region.

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Over the last seven days, there have been three other earthquakes above magnitude 3.0 within 100 miles of today’s event. A magnitude 3.5 quake struck near Morgan Hill, roughly 60 miles south of today’s tremors, on Monday at 1:46 p.m.

As I’ve explained, it is almost certain that coastal California will eventually be sucked into the ocean by an earthquake.

It is just a matter of when.

Whenever it happens, it will be like a man with a bunch of tumors all over his body successfully removing the single biggest one.

Even with Kike Hollywood, Faggotville and Silicon Valley in the ocean, America is still going to have a lot of problems.

But we will also have a lot fewer problems than we had when California was on the land.

And a Biblical type catastrophe, punishing sinners, Jews and brown people, would be very good for the overall morale of the people.

Following the recent massive earthquakes in California, CNN and other Jewish liars have been printing the Jewish lie that California will not fall into the ocean as a result of a major earthquake.

In fact, scientists have been saying for a long time that it is very likely that “the big one” would cause huge portions of landmass in California to slide directly into the Pacific Ocean, “almost instantly.”

Cal State Fullerton seismologist Matt Kirby has been talking about this for years.

The Jews and degenerates are freaking out about the fact that God’s wrath is upon them, so they’re playing pretend.

Daily Mail, March 21, 2017:

The Big One may be overdue to hit California, but scientists near LA have found a new risk for the area during a major earthquake.

They claim that if a major tremor hits the area, it could plunge large parts of California into the sea almost instantly.

The discovery was made after studying the Newport-Inglewood fault, which has long been believed to be one of Southern California’s danger zones.

The fault runs under densely populated areas, from the Westside of Los Angeles to the Orange County coast.

Major earthquakes on the fault centuries ago caused a parts of Seal Beach near the Orange County coast to sink 3ft in just seconds.

In total three quakes over the last 2,000 years on nearby faults made ground just outside Los Angeles city limits sink as much as 3ft.

Today that could result in the area ending up at or below sea level, said Cal State Fullerton professor Matt Kirby, who worked with the paper´s lead author, graduate student Robert Leeper.

The study showed that land within major Californian seismic faults could sink by 1.5 and three feet instantly.

The last known major quake occurred on the San Andreas fault in 1857.

Seismologists estimate the 800 mile-long San Andreas, which runs most of the length of the state, should see a large quake roughly every 150 years.

‘It´s something that would happen relatively instantaneously,’ Kirby said.

‘Probably today if it happened, you would see seawater rushing in.’

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Kirby acknowledged that the exact frequency of events on the faults is unclear, as is the risk that another quake will occur in the near future.

That was 2017.

In 2019, these quakes are already occurring.

The people telling you that this won’t happen are lying about the nature of tectonic plate shifts, in particular the California plates.

The oceanic plate – upon which most of coastal California sits – would slide under the continental plate. Meaning all of the land on top of the oceanic plate would be dragged down into the Pacific Ocean.

This has happened before, which is why you have the Sierra Nevada mountains.

A large plate shift would absolutely cause coastal California – including the cesspits of Los Angeles and San Francisco – to quickly sink under the ocean.

So the key bastards in Hollywood and Silicon Valley might be able to get out in helicopters, but most of the evil people in these places would die.

There is no reason to believe that this will or will not happen in the near future. However, these recent massive quakes seem to indicate that it is becoming more likely.

All of these evil bastards being swallowed by the ocean would be a sign to America and the rest of the world that it is time to R E P E N T.

And many would heed that call.

However, many also would not.

What you need to understand is that the apocalypse has already begun.

And things are only going to get weirder from here on out.

In the Bible, it says that there will be signs and warnings before the last phase of the apocalypse.

As I understand it, these are supposed to be things that you have to be completely evil to deny at divine happenings. Because everyone should be given a chance to repent, before the ultimate doom and the end times. And all who do repent will either go to Heaven, or make it through the suffering of the apocalypse to the glory of the Thousand Year Reich that will be established on earth after the Jews are killed.

Certainly, the evil of Southern California getting dropped into the Pacific Ocean would be a sign from God that no one could deny. But even just a mega-earthquake where a bunch of people die would do that.

It could be coming.

On the Fourth of July, we had the biggest earthquake in 20 years. On Friday, we had an even bigger one.

Another huge earthquake in Los Angeles! #earthquake #LosAngeles #california pic.twitter.com/c7hVHLrNaN

— Max Graham (@maxgraham22) July 6, 2019

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in case you wanted to know what the earthquakes looked like 🙃 #earthquake #ridgecrest give me credit @feesthstix

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This is Terrifying 💀🙏🏾 Earthquake In RidgeCrest California! #earthquake #terrifying #california #anotherearthquake pic.twitter.com/lVoxFXGiGK

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The sounds of clanking metal roared through a Home Depot in Ridgecrest as the 7.1 magnitude quake jolted Southern California on Friday. The lights in the warehouse could be seen loosing power for a brief moment during the violent shaking. More details on sequence of temblors at the link in our bio 📹: Ethan Harrison #ktla #ridgecrest #quake #earthquake

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Highway 178 between Bakersfield and Lake Isabella is closed due to rocks in the roadway, a result of the 7.1 #Ridgecrest #Earthquake pic.twitter.com/AMl4Wbt9X5

— Rex Emerson (@Rex_Emerson) July 6, 2019

And these could just keep getting bigger.

LA Times:

A magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck Southern California on Friday night, the second major temblor in less than two days and one that rocked buildings across Southern California, adding more jitters to an already nervous region.

The quake was centered near Ridgecrest, the location of the July Fourth 6.4 magnitude temblor that was the largest in nearly 20 years. It was followed by an aftershock first reported as 5.5 in magnitude. Scientists said the fault causing the quakes appears to be growing.

Friday night’s quake caused some fires and other damage in and around Ridgecrest and Trona, two Mojave Desert towns shaken by both quakes, said Mark Ghilarducci, director of the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services. The quake was felt as far away as Phoenix, Las Vegas, Baja California and Reno, according to crowd-sourced data logged into the U.S. Geological Survey’s Did You Feel It? website.

About 3,000 residents in Ridgecrest and the surrounding areas are without power after the earthquake, according to Southern California Edison. In Los Angeles, there were no immediate reports of major damage to buildings and infrastructure, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department.

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The 7.1 quake that struck at about 8:20 p.m. Friday night was about 10 times larger than the one on Thursday morning, said Lucy Jones, a well-known Caltech seismologist.

The Friday quake occurred on the same fault system as the 6.4 temblor. It was farther away from Los Angeles, though still in the Owens Valley.

“This happened at the end of the zone that moved previously,” Jones said, adding that the fault is now likely to be 25 to 30 miles long.

“The fault is growing,” she said.

Given its size, it’s likely to be followed by more shaking that will be felt in Los Angeles.

“The largest aftershock, on average, to a 7.1 would be a magnitude 6,” Jones said. That means that another quake on the order of Thursday’s 6.4 temblor “would not be surprising to anybody.”

Or it could be even bigger.

Jones said she could not recall a pattern of earthquakes in California where a 6.4 foreshock was followed by a 7.1 event, only to be followed by an even bigger quake.

But that doesn’t mean it can’t happen, she cautioned.

“It is clearly a very energetic sequence, so there’s no reason to think we can’t have more large earthquakes,” she said.

Thursday’s 6.4 foreshock triggered shaking in Ridgecrest of intensity 8. With Friday’s 7.1 quake, the shaking intensity reached a 9, Jones said.

Gov. Gavin Newsom issued a statement late Friday.

“On behalf of all Californians, I offer my heartfelt support to those affected by tonight’s earthquake near Ridgecrest,” the governor said. “The state of California will continue to offer support to aid residents in the region.” He added that he had requested an emergency declaration from the White House and had activated the State Operations Center in Mather, Calif., to its highest level.

Kern County Fire Chief David Witt said his department had responded to multiple structural fires, but there were no reported fatalities. He said there had been many ambulance calls and inspectors were checking the condition of Isabella Lake Dam above Bakersfield, and would continue to investigate. His department has requested assistance from L.A. city and county fire departments and the Orange County Fire Department.

The plan now is to conduct a systematic search in the Ridgecrest area. Helicopters are also assisting.

In Ridgecrest, Jeremiah Jones laughed when a Times reporter asked what the latest earthquake felt like.

“You mean, what didn’t I feel?” he said. “It was bad. Man. It hasn’t stopped yet.”

You know when I was a kid, there was this band called TOOL. They were pretty popular, but I didn’t get into them until their second major album, Ænima, came out in 1996 when I was 12. I think I was probably too young before that, but I also had the opportunity to read the lyrics on that one after a friend let me borrow the CD with the little booklet in it.

The best song was the title track, Ænima, which is about evil Californians dying in a massive earthquake.

It was extremely prescient, 23 years ago.

Some say the end is near.
Some say we’ll see Armageddon soon.
Certainly hope we will.
I sure could use a vacation from this bullshit three-ring circus sideshow of freaks.

Here in this hopeless fucking hole we call L.A.
The only way to fix it is to flush it all away.
Any fucking time. Any fucking day.
Learn to swim, see you down in Arizona Bay.

Fret for your figure
And fret for your latte
And fret for your lawsuit
And fret for your hairpiece
And fret for your Prozac
And fret for your pilot
And fret for your contract
And fret for your car.

It’s a bullshit three-ring circus sideshow of freaks.

Here in this hopeless fucking hole we call L.A.
The only way to fix it is to flush it all away.
Any fucking time. Any fucking day.
Learn to swim, see you down in Arizona Bay.

Some say a comet will fall from the sky.
Followed by meteor showers and tidal waves.
Followed by fault lines that cannot sit still.
Followed by millions of dumbfounded dip shits.

And some say the end is near.
Some say we’ll see Armageddon soon.
Certainly hope we will
I sure could use a vacation from this stupid shit, silly shit, stupid shit.

One great big festering neon distraction,
I’ve a suggestion to keep you all occupied.

Learn to swim.
Learn to swim.
Learn to swim.

Mom’s gonna fix it all soon.
Mom’s comin’ ’round to put it back the way it ought to be.

Learn to swim. [repeat]

Fuck L Ron Hubbard
And fuck all his clones.
Fuck all these gun-toting
Hip gangster wannabes.

Learn to swim. [repeat]

Fuck retro anything.
Fuck your tattoos.
Fuck all you junkies
And fuck your short memory.

Learn to swim. [repeat]

Fuck smiley glad-hands
With hidden agendas.
Fuck these dysfunctional
Insecure actresses.

Learn to swim. [repeat]

‘Cause I’m praying for rain
I’m praying for tidal waves
I wanna see the ground give way.
I wanna watch it all go down.

Mom, please flush it all away.
I wanna see it go right in and down.
I wanna watch it go right in.
Watch you flush it all away.

Time to bring it down again.
Don’t just call me pessimist.
Try and read between the lines.
And I can’t imagine why you wouldn’t welcome any change, my friend.

I wanna see it all come down.
Bring it down
Suck it down.
Flush it down.

Those are all the words going through my head right now.

Just drop the whole fucking place in the ocean.