Not ‘If’ but ‘When’: Earthquake concerns along Missouri’s New Madrid Fault

[@charleslamont2963]

Learn some lessons from Helene; (1) One can't depend on the govt...period. (2) You are your own 1st responder. (3) Prepare [now] alternative power supply. (4) Prepare alternative food / water supply. (5) Prepare to defend yourself.

[@GamersBay]

I was in the 1989 Earthquake that hit southern California. It was a 6.9 magnitude, and a 6.0 can definitely do quite a bit of damage as well. I was at a friend's house when the quake first hit. We didnt know what was going on. The entire house was flying up and down like 5 feet every second, we were literally thrown into the air over and over again, glass shattering everywhere, and the walls literally crumbling around us. You couldnt run, we tried, you were just slammed into everything. My friend's home took extensive damage, but ours didnt for whatever reason. Luckily, none of my family nor friends were seriously hurt. I had some cuts and scrapes on my arms from glass shards, but otherwise was fine. Missouri is definitely due for a major quake, certainly a scary thought. If you ever get caught in a quake, run away from structures if you're outside. If inside, hide under a large object like a desk or table and always cover your head. But even then, depending on the amount of force, you may not be able to freely move much; it really depends on the magnitude of the quake.

[@Nicolas_0456]

Hello! Thank you for your comment! I don't remember it because I was 2 months old. But it seems to me that I had heard of it.

[@pennywebb9546]

If you are hearing it now the HARP creators are work8nk on it

[@SmedlyButler-cq5iq]

Correction,.."have perfected it and need to plant the seed in the public's minds eye so they'll accept it as truth when we pull it off for real "

[@Hotrodcowboy58]

Bingo most people are asleep at the wheel. Weather has been manipulated for a long time now. Cloud seeding is real. Earth quake machines Are real.

[@Eternalpatriarchy]

@@pennywebb9546 Alaska and Bouvet Island 👍🏻

[@sg8953]

Just to add: earthquake insurance is still relatively cheap in the Midwest, but hardly anyone has it. Unless you have the earthquake endorsement, homeowners insurance does not cover earthquake damage.

[@ronbennett7885]

The catch is the deductible can be very high, such as 20%. Still better than no coverage, but would leave many financially unable to rebuild without much government assistance.

[@kathyjohnson170]

​@@ronbennett7885which is o

[@innocenceinvestigations]

This better not be the "October Surprise" considering theyre all red states.

[@13BGunBunny]

Not Illinois.

[@yalltripping]

Way to stay political people’s lives could be in danger and your worried about politics

[@youngmaster2072]

Just noticed that😮 that's a really good point as they would definitely want the populace to be democratic majority.

[@BlueRidgeBubble]

LOL An earthquake. Guys. The magnitude of power and energy involved here is so far beyond our scope, these thoughts of yours are a JOKE. The earth... Quakes. The New Madrid has gone off before. Hardcore. Like you dingleberries say they're making hurricanes. A fully formed hurricane is 300-500 terawatts. That's one hurricane event. The entire energy production of the planet earth from humans, is 47 terawatts. Look, your kids, kids, kids, kids, kids will be valid when they say and think these kind of things. But for you, right now, living in a type .05 civilization and nowhere close to being a type one to believe that we are doing these things is so fantastical you may as well believe in unicorns. There's a quote about not judging a fish by their ability to climb trees... But god damn. You just keep trying to climb that stupid tree, don't you, fish?

[@Eternalpatriarchy]

Valentine’s Day 2025.

[@maegardnermills4292]

Forget damages. Lives matters.

[@gwensmith6]

I WOULD SAY SOONER THAN FIFTY.

[@emilyw842]

Given the Ice Cube in Antarctica......

[@thomast8539]

I've been through at least four small temblors in my life and everyone of them were attention grabbing even though they caused no damage. When the big one strikes in the center of the US, its going to be much worse than we can imagine.

[@geezerindawoods]

Look to NC to see what FEMA knows and can do...

[@SilentWeaponsQuietWars]

All by World Economic Forum, Agenda 2030 plan. Wake up America!

[@loganskiwyse7823]

Old Bedrock. Quakes are stronger than the scale would appear compared to the west coast. A 6 could feel like a 7 and do similar things. Quakes extend further as well. A 6 could be felt as far north as Chicago and as far south as the Mississippi delta. Just keep in mind this is a bigger threat than most people even living in the area realize. We are used to seeing California getting hit with quakes in the 5 to 6 range. Our idea of a quake of that size is based on that. This isn't the same thing; it is higher risk and more dangerous.

[@CricketsBay]

The 1806 New Madrid Earthquakes were felt in New York City, Philadelphia, and other cities on the East Coast. The entire continent East of the Rockies will feel the next 6.0 New Madrid Earthquake.

[@CricketsBay]

1812? I high-school we learned there were a series of earthquakes in 1806.

[@andrewcarpenter687]

Predictive programming and sigel magick...

[@lesliepropheter5040]

There has been recent movement in that area. Watch Mary Greeley, she’s had an eye on that area for a few years now

[@pattoneill2402]

As a Californian, I suggest you take this seriously. The last time the New Madrid fault blew, it changed the course of the Mississippi River.! Think about how much force that earthquake will have on brick buildings [which, believe me, fare very poorly in earthquakes; wood framed houses do much better]. Get prepared.

[@angelmedley686]

We went through these quake drills in school during the 80's in Memphis. With all of the earthquakes, volcanoes, hurricanes, and bombs being tested in the ocean, eventually a piece of plate will slip and start a quake like we've never seen.

[@Thadopeera]

The solar eclipse on April 8th marked the spot

[@AnointedxOne]

That's right

[@markdunigan805]

How can you say there will be an immediate response for those impacted by an earthquake after what we are still seeing in North Carolina and Tennessee after Helene destroyed those areas?

[@amandavanderheyden2456]

I remember in high school almost 20 years ago hearing this exact story. I know we can’t predict it, but wondering why the news decided to report on this now. Maybe to remind us and inform newer generations? I think about it from time to time, but try not to stress too hard since we have no idea when it will happen.

[@kennethloki7011]

If no one reminds people, when it happens, they're not prepared and complain that no one told them.

[@walkingman8943]

@@kennethloki7011no one in this area is prepared for such an event.

[@mikelmcknight72]

The election can be affected by fear mongering.

[@Drkraut345]

80ft wall of water First I heard of that. Love to know where that came from

[@AhJodie]

@Drkraut345 If you read about it, the whole thing sounds so insane, sand shooting up out of the ground.... other things, so bizarre!

[@wdwerker]

We had a small earthquake in Atlanta when I was a kid. I was home alone and something fell off the mantle and broke. Parents thought I was making an excuse for the damage and during the new that night they mentioned the earthquake!

[@carolineleavitt4363]

Dutchsince can for cast earthquakes within 200 miles ! He has been doing it for years! Keep an eye on his reports to keep safe!

[@jonathanwaldron8230]

Im starting to see what's actually happening.

[@kennethloki7011]

Stock up on tinfoil yet? Hats don't make themselves.

[@JackTorrance333]

@@kennethloki7011foolish people mock others.

[@Renee-kk1hf]

Shut up have you learned nothing

[@meatman69420]

@@JackTorrance333 if you think the government is making earthquakes you are the fool.

[@MRaadesign]

Wonder just where he got the 80ft of water statement from?

[@CricketsBay]

It's in historical records. The Mississippi River was moved by the biggest 1806 New Madrid Earthquake.

[@CricketsBay]

Also, some schools seem to teach that the New Madrid Earthquake happened in 1812. We definitely had it pounded into us that it happened as Lewis and Clark were returning from their cross-continent trek in 1806.

[@MRaadesign]

@@CricketsBay I know that and so does everyone else. Basic history 101 taught here in TN back in the 70's. But this is the first I've ever heard of 80ft high wall of water.

[@MRaadesign]

@@CricketsBay Very true. I remember some of that too.

[@elainedaprano9130]

Subduction of tectonic plate; plate rises, pushes water.

[@MikeycatOutdoors]

I've been hearing about the big quake for over 30 years. We've had two 6 rated quakes since the 80's. And where's this 80ft wave coming from a 50ft river if it was even maxed out at flood stage?

[@stevepmo]

they can train all the time,, but if it happen we will be on our own

[@EdwardM919]

The land is older and stiffer in the eastern part of the US, which means smaller quakes cause a larger impact than they do in the west. Stay safe out there.

[@Fearlessdove]

I've thought about this a lot. I don't really understand earthquakes but I'm wondering if one earthquake will spur a series of them to happen.

[@elainedaprano9130]

Depends on fault lines, if connected. Others depend on location of tectonic plates

[@mattcritchfield8645]

Why aren't all the earthquake trainees up in NC helping with recovery there? Wow ..

[@Renee-kk1hf]

Do are they planning on it?

[@um...nevermind8918]

I've been feeling very slight shaking off and on for a few years. It's been pretty consistent lately. Hardly no one is talking about it.

[@spaceprepper3657]

We just had a earthquake in lake Michigan ? Never even heard of that before. God bless 😊.

[@King-Of-Hearts144]

Pray people 🙏 pray😢

[@D-Fens_1632]

Man, ya'll did Pablo wrong with that cheap edit where you totally cut off his story of being on the 7th floor of a South American structure during an earthquake.

[@BB-ro4vz]

Thanks for the report. Also, great photography, with shots from different distances, instead of continuous "talking heads" pictures.

[@barbginther2171]

The weather's being manipulated, clearing areas with lucrative minerals, all over the country. We know how to do it all and have for decades. I was just researching the mines near Roswell. We know about NC, E Palestine, Wyoming, Idaho, etc. I, also, watched an authority speak of what Raytheon is working on at the South Pole. During testing, a major earthquake was caused a few years back killing 148. They're, also, causing tsunamis, whether intentional or not. When it concerns DoD or $, they'll experiment or directly, take control of land. In noting areas rich with minerals, yeah, a SW Mo. earthquake, wouldn't surprise me. The BlackRocks and gov need to be reined in.

[@stephanieanderson2895]

Just found some great mining in this area they are talking about

[@MafiaFreeZone]

Exactly. Earthquakes that will demolish buildings can and will occur all over the planet. I was inside a structurally unsound building on March 4, 2022 when a slight movement or settling of the earth under the building (or the weight of the structure collapsing in on itself) caused a loud popping noise, a movement of the bunk I was in, and a new large crack across the floor. Many cracks in the floors, walls, and ceilings. I alerted the state attorney general's office about it because the county obviously knows but keeps housing people there and staffing the facility. Still, nothing has been done.

[@georgesunday9855]

A little over fifty years ago a book came out about the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906. At the end of the book it predicted a similar one might occur within the next fifty years. Those fifty years have come and gone, and no “big one”. As of this year, they’re still using the same fifty year time frame, despite the first fifty years are long gone. Whether it’s in California, the Northwest, or New Madrid, it’s always a fifty year time span when making a prediction. And it’s never adjusted as the years pass. And why fifty years? If earthquake predictions cannot be accurate, why use the same time span over and over again if it’s that uncertain?

[@briancarroll8124]

Did you forget about The 1989 San Francisco earthquake killed 63 people and injured 3,700? I would say that’s a big one.

[@georgesunday9855]

That was A big one, but not THE big one. My husband lived through the 1989 one, and even he says that wasn’t the big one, as bad as it was in its own way. Most of SF in 1906 was in ruins, not so in 1989. The photos from both eras speak for themselves.

[@rustysdirtworks8398]

This going to be the next tragic "disaster" , for America, ive had earthquake insurance for many years, suddenly this year my old insurance carrier, is "getting out", of residential coverage, of course we have a new "company", ready to take over, BUT, they dont furnish earthquake coverage? Forcing you sign a waver saying you dont want earthquake coverage? Forced? Im predicting the next "disaster", will be earthquakes on the New Madrid fault, destroying the MANY damns on many huge lakes along the Red and White rivers, along with the Mississippi river, and the Arkansas, lock and damn system, the floods and destruction will be enormous, because they have discovered LITHIUM in Arkansas delta region, which right now is a hugefood producing area of the country, you watch, we are next.

[@Renee-kk1hf]

Notice where they want to pipe water in from Canada. It’s all left of the Madrid and these plans were made 2 years ago. They are planning something

[@JohnCarlson-vw6vx]

Geoengineering!

[@sandasturner9529]

Right along interstate 55

[@DesertMermaid]

I feel you all. I next to one in Cali

[@eligebrown8998]

If an 80ft wave flowed down the river, not one structure would survive.

[@jayhadcock8767]

Really at some point In time your point is ???? This is GOOD 👍!!!!!

[@trustoldpaths1415]

Here she comes

[@bradrock7731]

I'm about 90 miles West, but going to stock up on toilet paper just in case.

[@LadiboiJoy]

2:47 see this...land seems to be moving already......

[@osamawilliams9042]

Didn't they do an Earthquake Drill in June, 2024???? Michigan National Guard went there also.

[@WorldsOkayestBusDriver]

Why didn’t #BuildBackBetter not spend 4 years preparing?

[@edwardadams7408]

I hope their prediction is wrong. I live in the New Madrid fault.

[@arriegalvan4382]

Move.

[@redbarchetta8782]

In Washington we had the Nisqually earthquake (magnitude 6.8) to get us ready for the Mega Thrust quake (magnitude 9,0+) we're overdue for. Take these threats serious.

[@ozarkrefugee]

Wouldn't it be something if the quake caused the delta region to be covered with water and revert back to swampland.....

[@JoeyMcSmokey]

If msm is picking up the hype? This story is guaranteed fearporn. Anyone else remember Browning from the late 80’s. I’m not saying it can’t be done, just saying you’re not going to be warned by these clowns.

[@cjreed9443]

For those of us living along side the river here in Southeast Missouri the flooding alone would be castrophic. Do any of you recall what happened back about 10 years or so ago when they blew up the levy over near East Prairie to relieve the pressure off of the levys then because the river had remained really high for so long? The floods from that reached above two stories in some areas. After the waters receded and most of the roads were declared passable a friend and I drove over and it was like a flattened wasteland. It was like nothing Id ever seen before. I live about 5 miles from New Madrid. Closer still to the river and the thought of the river breaching the Levys is pretty terrifying to me. I think anyone between the Mississippi River and Crawley's Rigde over by Malden are gonna be hit unimaginably hard. If you are familiar with this area then you know where I am talking about though the Flood Way River and its levy may help some west of there but After seeing what water and debris did to North Carolina and other regions plum down to Florida I cant imagine anything being left standing if our levys out here fail due to a high magnitude earthquake man-made or otherwise. I do hope and pray I am wrong... And I pray that if some rogue entity within our fed govt or other large org. have evil Plans to cause a quake here that the "good guys" will prevent them from doing so. A huge quake here can have effects as far away as Boston, DC, Kansas City, Chicago, and all the way down south to New Orleans. I hope and pray the evil ones will take that into consideration before they FAFO the hard way. Ain't no underground bunker gonna save them if they cause the 'big one' to hit here in the middle of the country.

[@mdpatrick2225]

We live in Hayti and our plan is to head to Crowley ridge for higher elevation. I doubt we have enough time to run, but we can wish. My predicament and biggest fear is my daughter and grandkids are across the river and I won't be able to get to them.

[@AmericanOrphan]

Yep. That's what **THEY** say to us in the hurricane zones. Not if but when. **They're** probably putting the schematics all together as we speak. And when he said 80foot wall of water then yeah, you're probably gonna get one. Otherwise it wouldn't have been put out there.

[@LadiboiJoy]

Federal government wont have money for help......wwere on our own

[@russellmania5349]

They have money for war though 😂.

[@joycheek6756]

They will cause it. HAARP

[@Tolbat]

So good we got to hear from Captain Colon in this video.

[@doriewoodward]

california just had a 7.0

[@michaelround8054]

Near accident at 2:19 ...

[@RedneckAdonis]

Enjoy the ride!

[@kds365]

I left LA for ohio, if there is an earthquake in the midwest we are screwed.

[@tamekkaknuth9612]

Learned something new cuz I'll forget and repeat something without thinking but I didn't know that was considered the "midwest"

[@seraphinasdotter263]

It could do a lot of damage and be life threatening especially because of the sadness of the soil but also because infrastructure in the area isn’t built for earthquakes…

[@alyce6217]

Just found fabulous magazine pictures with typed narratives from 1890’s (exact date?) St Louis quake that destroyed the city in an old family Bible today! Was going through boxes of family heirlheirlooms from my grandmothers attic. Wow, incredible find.

[@DarkmanRides]

Now imagine you're a homeowner like some of the people that got affected by the hurricanes and you don't have earthquake insurance Sorry Charlie you're out of luck. I actually live in Branson Missouri and I'm looking to buy me a different property and put a modular house on a foundation I will be buying earthquake insurance. I've lived long enough to see things you think can't happen happen.

[@ExceptionalLibra]

10% is a lot when you consider what they're talking about. I wish they would speak more about it down here in Memphis.

[@aaronlane8276]

I thought it was in 1811, not 1812?

[@mdpatrick2225]

It was both. 3 strong earthquakes and multiple tremors

[@AhJodie]

Oh yeah, I forgot about this... good reminder!

[@Lovebeinanana]

I didn't think the Richter scale has been invited yet

[@stevewike8727]

If it's bad enough to hit all the way to Memphis, the First TN Bank building is gonna snap like a twig!

[@topherdalrymple6535]

Earthquakes are predictable.

[@jodyleopold520]

You know how certain radar returns showed the lasers for Helene And Milton?!....There have been many radar returns coming back with lasers directed towards And into the New Madrid fault line......FIFTY Years My Eye!!!

[@manyhammers5944]

Radar and lasers? Not much schooling?

[@walkingman8943]

Fear mongering? 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@quakekatut8641]

You’re cooked any which way you look at it.

[@pinkroses135]

25-40% chance in 50 years and 80ft river waves 😂 fearcorn abounds once again

[@bessiemaebumbalough1289]

These earthquakes was prophesied years ago because of the sin in America. People have left the true God Almighty and a lot is straddling the fence as I have heard all my life. They worship the devil more than Almighty God.

[@CarlosMartinez-tp3zl]

Have you seen more low flying helicopters in those areas , you know why .

[@mdpatrick2225]

We actually have where I live in the bootheel. That and I can't even count the amount of drones we have flyting over

[@willmartin792]

Could happen in the next 50 years. LOL.......... If and When it happens... NO ONE can be prepared enough.

[@NotYoung3592]

1812? There was no photography then. For heaven's sake, do your research

[@beagleissleeping5359]

I guess you missed the "taken 90 years later" part of the narration.

[@landomilknhoney]

Warning ⚠️

[@mikeschoolcraft21]

A 80’ tidal wave is not possible in the Mississippi River. It is not deep enough for a large wave.

[@Vrillon2025]

I live right in the red

[@DarkmanRides]

Don't think about getting a hotel room the illegal immigrants are already occupying those😂

[@PamelaTaylor]

WOW WEEE

[@anandasmom]

Jesus, pay attention , theyre telling you theyre already planning one.

[@rickyodom1201]

book mormon says this whole area will be wiped clean

[@rickyodom1201]

don't expect roads are bridge's to be there

[@DarkmanRides]

Missouri ran the crazy Mormons out of their state they believe the Garden of Eden was somewhere around there😂

[@SURVIVOR-og6dl]

Watch out for preppers

[@D-Fens_1632]

And whatever happened to that nut who got everybody scared back in like 92? We all pretend to forget that everybody freaked out over the predictions of a psychic hustler.

[@karenv5103]

Why is the chance of an earthquake in 50 years news?

[@separateifyoucantrelate.]

😂😂😂😂

[@cheryldenkins1597]

The New Madrid earthquake of 1812 rang church bells as far away as Boston. We're passed due for a big one, we have little ones several times a year.

[@Andrew-im7fg]

Because they are not telling us what all they know. The devastation and destruction would be beyond what we know. Memphis is built on a limestone quarry. All of that will become sand in a quake

[@karenv5103]

@@cheryldenkins1597 There's small ones in Oklahoma, been for years and they are felt in Kansas so maybe that's what Missouri feels?

[@DavidWalls-sr1pg]

​@@karenv5103no. New madrid is an active fault.

[@pinkroses135]

Are all of our rivers going to start twerking?

[@Keith-o9m]

'concerns' mm hmm.

[@michaelwhite9199]

Hopefully FEMA helps us as they’ve done with the Hurricane Helene disaster victims.

[@ruthcarter946]

😂

[@richardbice980]

So don't expect help for a week or two

[@denisewaukau3478]

OMG..Where do you get these Loud screeching vocals journarists from ..It's like a scratching a chalk board

[@davidbeans8143]

I would say 7.0 & higher in the next 7.5 years.

[@debbiepatrick399]

I believe it is overdue and I'm thinking 2025, to many small ones

[@giuseppersa2391]

The next 50 years 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.. Better get ready now 😂

[@joeyjennings9548]

*10% Chance 🤔?* i wouldnt bet on it. be unplanned

[@hadleymanmusic]

All the underground tunneling

[@markthegamedriver]

After the rapture…

[@catwoman2596]

50 years?!? omg!!! Fema??

[@separateifyoucantrelate.]

Will be called fmla by then 😑

[@larryphelps6607]

yea, California has been falling into the ocean for over fifty years.

[@poseursm0shpunksslam852]

Since when can they predict earthquakes? And since when does FEMA care enough to be prepared? We saw what they did to the hurricane states.

[@fluxfaze]

The Supreme Being will decide when: Ezekiel 13:13