Earthquake progression PROVED across Asia + Europe in 1 weeks time
Michael Janitch
Apr 24, 2016
http://bit.ly/1QxOD8R

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Over the past several days a noteworthy progression of earthquakes has occurred along a “straight” line from Burma in Asia all the way West to Portugal (just West of Europe).

Above: April 24, 2016 – Past 7 days of M4.0+ earthquakes in Asia + Europe shows a progression of events from the deep earthquakes below Japan in the West Pacific, across the Himalayan range, into South Europe. Earthquakes progressed across 6,500 miles (10,000km) in just a few days time. All similar magnitudes at similar depths as well.

The progression of earthquakes across Asia + Europe is blatant, with the oldest earthquakes to the East, and the newest earthquakes to the West.

Seen as multiple M4.0 range earthquakes from East to West, the seismic movement spans a distance of nearly 6,500 miles / 10,000km.

Two of these earthquakes were omitted (ignored) by the USGS. The USGS failed to report the M4.2 which struck in Nepal, and the M4.6 which struck off the shores of Portugal / Europe.

Information on the two earthquakes the USGS omitted comes from the EMSC:

http://www.emsc-csem.org/Earthquake/earthquake.php?id=502655

http://www.emsc-csem.org/Earthquake/earthquake.php?id=502508

If you add in the USGS “omitted” earthquakes, you can see a clear progression occurred along a definite “line” from the West Pacific, across the Himalayan range, then further pressing Westward across South Europe all the way over to the Atlantic ocean.

This progression of earthquakes is another proof that the “professionals” are wrong in their previous statements that earthquakes are NOT related over a distance. Yes, professionals actually made posts recently saying earthquakes are NOT related to one another, further saying one earthquake cannot cause another earthquake elsewhere on the planet.