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Crete earthquake: Did mystic predict Greek island's 6.5 magnitude tremor?


A huge 6.5 magnitude earthquake struck just south of the island of Crete on May 2, and it might have been predicted by one person. The powerful tremor occurred in the Mediterranean sea at a depth of 10km (6 miles) on Saturday (May 2) afternoon, according to the European Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC).

The earthquake was felt across the island, although there are currently no reports of damage or injuries to civilians.

The commander of the Fire Service of Crete, Demosthenes Bountourakis, told AMNA: “We are monitoring the developments and we have implemented all the planned measures. However, so far there has been no call for help.”

However, one tremor forecaster predicted an earthquake around the “mid 6 magnitude” just two days before the Crete quake.

Earthquake mystic Frank Hoogerbeets, who runs the website Ditrianum, said a planetary alignment of Mercury-Sun-Venus and of Earth-Mercury-Uranus would cause an earthquake.

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The reasoning behind this is the gravitational pull of the aforementioned planets would tug on our planet, causing tension to build beneath the surface.

This apparently causes stress to mount within the tectonic plates, which will eventually be released in the form of an earthquake.

Mr Hoogerbeets wrote on his website Ditrianum on April 30: “The Mercury-Sun-Venus alignment today and the Earth-Mercury-Uranus alignment tomorrow may cause increased seismic activity in the next few days, possibly reaching mid 6 magnitude.”

Only two days after this post, the Crete earthquake struck.

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“Sometimes before a large earthquake you’ll have a foreshock or two, but we don’t know they’re foreshocks until the big one happens.”

The USGS completely denies that earthquakes can be forecasted, writing on its website: “Neither the USGS nor any other scientists have ever predicted a major earthquake.

“We do not know how, and we do not expect to know how any time in the foreseeable future.”



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