Earthquakes and Censoring

Today, a 6.3 earthquake hit Greece.  Indonesia reported a 6.2 earthquake on January 14, 2021.  I remember and miss the days where RITAN had someone (I don’t remember his name, was it Scotty?) who regularly reported earthquakes.  There has been a lot of activity that doesn’t make the news, and definitely does not show up on my app.

About a month ago, I found a YouTube channel who reports on earthquakes.    Apparently, around that time, there was a 7.0 earthquake near the Philippines.  The channel said there had been three 7.0 + earthquakes around that same region within a very short time frame.  He was using a program that tracks seismic activity and stated that “they” lowered the earthquake ratings on all three 7.0 + earthquakes to show their ratings to now be 6.9 and under.  He said this was highly unusual but that “they” sometimes do that so if someone wants to go back to track all earthquakes over 7.0, (he said something to the effect of) they won’t all show up.

The “YouTuber” said he had to watch what he was saying on YouTube because he received warnings that he is running the risk of losing his channel.

There is so much silencing going on.  What is so dangerous about discussing earthquakes all of a sudden?   We Watchers know that increased earthquakes in diverse places are a sign, but why is that a threat to discuss on YouTube?

Curiosity got me so I did a quick search to see how many “significant” earthquakes occurred so far in 2021.   We may need to double buckle for 2021.

Pursuant to:  https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/browse/significant.php

2021 Earthquakes over 6.0:

1/1/2021 – 6.7 –  Mongolia

1/8/2021 –  6.3 –  Kermadec Islands, New Zealand

1/14/2021- 6.2 – Indonesia

1/19/2021 – 6.4 – Argentina

1/21/2021 – 7.0 – Philippines

1/23/2021 – 6.9 –  South Shetland Islands

2/3/2021 – 6.7 –  West Chile Rise

2/7/2021 – 6.0 – Philippines

2/7/2021 – 6.3 – Papua New Guinea

2/10/2021 – 7.7 – Loyalty Islands

2/13/2021 – 7.1 –  Japan (right outside of Fukushima)

2/16/2021 – 6.2 – Port-Vila, Vanuatu

3/3/2021 – 6.3 – Tyrnavos, Greece

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