58: Small eruption reported at Indonesia’s Mount Kerinci volcano

Posted on June 6, 2013 by The Extinction Protocol
June 6, 2013 – INDONESIA – An small eruption occurred last Sunday (2 June) at 8:43 am (local time), preceded by a rise in seismic activity reported by the local volcano observatory. An ash explosion produced a small rising 300-600 m and light ash fall at Gunung Tujuh about 20 km away. According to local news, the sudden eruption caused panic among inhabitants of Sungai Rumpun village and several evacuated their homes. Some climbers, who were on the volcano at the time of the explosions, returned unharmed. The eruption was not signaled by VSI nor VAAC and originally only mentioned in some Indonesian media where it is not worth more than a brief note, given the large number of such events every year. Many more eruptions probably occur around the world without getting the attention of international media. Satellite data showed a weak SO2 anomaly at the volcano on 2 June and a thermal anomaly is regularly visible at the often active volcano’s summit. The volcano’s last eruption was in 2009. –Volcano Discovery
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3 Responses to 58: Small eruption reported at Indonesia’s Mount Kerinci volcano

  1. Emanni says:
    June 6, 2013 at 1:07 pm

    Coronavirus Spreading:
    Saudi Girl, 14, The Latest Case Of MERS
    As WHO sounds the alarm over virus

    Health officials do not yet know much about how the newly discovered virus spreads

    http://edition.cnn.com/2013/06/05/health/world-mers-coronavirus/index.html?hpt=hp_t3

    Growing Alarm Over Coronavirus

    WHO:
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  2. Emanni says:
    June 6, 2013 at 1:07 pm

    Large US Marine force lands in Aqaba to deploy on Jordanian-Syrian border

    http://www.debka.com/article/23019/Large-US-Marine-force-lands-in-Aqaba-to-deploy-on-Jordanian-Syrian-border

    The Terrible Future Of The Syrian War
    http://alt-market.com/articles/1535-the-terrible-future-of-the-syrian-war

    Using Vietnam and other proxy wars as a reference, here is how I believe the war in Syria is likely to progress over the coming months:
    1. Heavy weapons will be supplied to the insurgency, including anti-aircraft weapons, leading to increased casualties, especially civilian casualties.
    2. Assad will respond with expanded and deadly airstrikes and ground troops will advance with the aid of Hezbollah.
    3. Iran will begin openly supplying arms, and step up covert supplies of advisors and ground troops.
    4. Russia will increase arms shipments even further, including anti-ship, anti-tank and anti-aircraft missiles in order to dissuade U.S. and Israeli interests from sending their own forces into the area.
    5. Syrian insurgents will begin losing ground quickly. The UN will offer to “mediate” a ceasefire, but this will only be designed to allow the insurgents time to regroup, and for the U.S., EU and Israel to position themselves for attack.
    6. The UN ceasefire talks will be a wash, if they even take place. Israel will begin regular airstrikes in the name of stopping Iran and Hezbollah from interfering in the war, or to stop them from obtaining “chemical weapons.” The strikes will be aimed at Syrian military facilities and Syrian infrastructure. There will be many civilian casualties.
    7. Syria will respond with ground to air and ground to ground missiles. Israeli cities will see far more precise targeting than the scud missiles used by Iraq during Gulf I and Gulf II. Civilian deaths will be much higher than expected, despite common claims that Israeli missile defenses are the most advanced in the world (Israel has never faced the threat of advanced Russian missile systems).
    8. A no-fly zone will be announced over Syria, enforced by U.S. and Israeli planes, along with anti-aircraft batteries.
    9. A violent attack will take place in Israel, likely against a civilian population center (I would not be surprised if chemical weapons are involved). The attack will be blamed on the Assad government, or affiliated allies. It might be a real attack or it might be a false flag. In either case, the result will be the commitment of Israeli ground troops.
    10. I think it highly probable that Israel will be the first Western country to invade Syria. However, their involvement will immediately draw a declaration of war from Iran, and, increased ship movements from Russia, which maintains a strategic naval base off the coast of Tartus.
    11. Israel will be swallowed up in a strategic quandary, and will demand U.S. military action. The U.S. will supply that action. Combat will spread into cross-border battles in countries not directly engaged in the fight (as it did in Cambodia during Vietnam).
    12. China will respond with economic retaliation, dumping the U.S. dollar as the world reserve currency. Russia will respond by reducing petro-product exports to Europe and staging a massive naval presence in the region. From this point, all bets are off…

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  3. Emanni says:
    June 6, 2013 at 1:08 pm

    MONUMENTAL EARTH CHANGES:
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    Thousands Evacuated;
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    Torrential rain has caused widespread flooding and landslides

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