PHOENIX FIVE EARTH CHANGE BULLETINS
January 9, 2001 by MW Mandeville

ITEM(S): SET A WATCH ON THE FIJI-PAPUA TECTONIC ARC

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SET A WATCH ON THE FIJI-PAPUA TECTONIC ARC

Another 7.0 quake has struck in the vicinity of the Vanuatu Islands in the
Fiji-Papua Tectonic Arc in the South Pacific. This is the second one in
the last few months. Quakes this size are rare anywhere and twice in Vanuatu
in six months is as rare as hen's teeth. This level of activity this past
few months in this area is significant.

This full moon syzygy is inducing a lot of quaking in the Fiji-Papua
Tectonic Arc and my email inbox has filled up today with quick trigger
alerts from the seismo offices, most of the action in the South Pacific.

Vanuatu is halfway between Fiji and Papua, right in the thick of things in
a manner of speaking.

I advise that all eyes should watch this area closely. Cayce specifically
mentioned upheavals in the torrid zones as one of the last precursors of
the Phoenix, and this is the most active zone in the torrid zone. This is
the most active tectonic spot on the planet. And now the quake activity
there is unusually intense - probably record breaking. It escapes the
media becasue it is mostly ocean out there and most of the quakes are on
the ocean bottom. Nobody is getting killed, so there is no news to report.
But the news is, all quakes are motion of the crust: Move the circle
here, the circle must also move there. You follow? If you don't, don't
worry, you will. More definitely to follow, both in the South Pacific and
elsewhere.

Best Wishes,
Michael Wells Mandeville, The Hills of Arizona USA
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