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Prior 2010 ZT: http://www.zetatalk.com/info/tinfx164.htm
Will La Palma volcano in the Canary Islands, which is already damaged, experience an earthquake and fall into the sea prior to the pole shift and thereby cause a huge tsunami? It has long been postulated that the Canary Islands are fragile, and will collapse into the sea upon another quake, creating a tsunami. This is a human theory, and absurd. First, monstrously high waves are not caused by displacement of water across the ocean, as water moves in all directions, and the pressure reduces steadily during the distance traveled. Do these human theorists presume that tunnel vision exists in the ocean, such that pressure only moves in one direction? A land slide, under water, will create not a force of water moving across the ocean, but a void causing water to fill that void. Thus, a swirl of water, moving into the void and then out again, would occur, locally.

Pentagon Scientist Very Concerned Over the Canary Islands and the latest volcanic explosion on La Palma is what they anticipate to continue to happen and split the southern section of the island that would cause a major landslide and produce huge Tsunami

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This grid has a simple explanation, so obvious that it is astonishing that those wanting to claim quakes can be created by mankind look foolish. The Canary Islands have long been a concern because of the theories that a tsunami will race across the Atlantic and kill millions on the East Coast of the US. This is also another silly theory as we have explained
http://www.zetatalk.com/info/tinfx164.htm
because a displacement wave only create turmoil, not a tsunami.
The EMSC is a European site and thus because the Canary Islands belong to Spain, lots of attention was paid to the potential for eruptions there. A quick glance at where the quakes reported by EMSC occur shows they are NOT at the same location every time. How does EMSC know this? Because a different seismograph is recording them. Thus, the grid. The seismographs were place at a set distance apart, thus forming a grid.
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Prior 2009 ZT: http://www.zetatalk.com/info/tinfx164.htm
Will La Palma volcano in the Canary Islands, which is already damaged, experience an earthquake and fall into the sea prior to the pole shift and thereby cause a huge tsunami?

It has long been postulated that the Canary Islands are fragile, and will collapse into the sea upon another quake, creating a tsunami.

This is a human theory, and absurd.

First, monstrously high waves are not caused by displacement of water across the ocean, as water moves in all directions, and the pressure reduces steadily during the distance traveled.

Do these human theorists presume that tunnel vision exists in the ocean, such that pressure only moves in one direction?

This is akin to the human propensity to divide what they are dealing with into tiny bits, and only consider a bit at a time, as though putting the bits together is too much of a headache.

Thus, Newton's supposed Laws are considered separately from Einstein's math, as they don't work together.

A land slide, under water, will create not a force of water moving across the ocean, but a void causing water to fill that void.

Thus, a swirl of water, moving into the void and then out again, would occur, locally.

Prior ZT: http://www.zetatalk.com/ning/30sp2021.htm
The Canary Islands are volcanic because of the mountains and valleys on the underside of the African Plate. These are not seen on mankind's relief maps which only show the exterior. During the African Roll, which has been happening during each passage of Nibiru in the past, this weak spot gets squeezed and La Palma erupts. During this current passage of Nibiru, the squeeze has only started and will get much worse. As we explained a decade ago, the tsunami resulting from the collapse of a tenuous shelf jutting out into the ocean will not be as many expect. It will only be local swirling water.

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https://rense.com/general96/la-palma-fault-line.php