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There was two earthquakes yesterday there on
Mount Diablo in the Bay Area.
A 2.9 in a 1.6.
USGS.
Did not fudge about this earthquake.
Yeah, it came in as a 2.97, and I'll
show you the seismic signature caught my eye.
There was two of them here's, the other one only
because many years ago, decades ago, I had a dream
about Mount Diablo, which I believe came from God.
As you know, I used to live in the Bay Area.
And interestingly, Mount Diablo does have some volcanic vents
over here on the eastern side of the mountain.
In an article I found on the Mercury news
here, it says that for more than 40 years,
conservation groups have been telling people that the 3849
foot tall Mount Diablo, a landmark reference point for
airplane pilots and geological surveys, is not a volcano.
And it says nothing has changed, that Mount
Diablo does have volcanic rock high on its
slope, but the rock stem from eruptions some
165,000,000 to 190,000,000 years ago.
Then the rock rafted by tectonic plate movement
400 million to 26 million years ago.
Before the mountain was formed, though, magma pushed up
to the surface east of what now is Clayton,
a result of a series of hilly dome shaped
like mushroom caps in a 1 mile but four
mile area along sparsely populated Marsh Creek and Morgan
Territory roads between Clinton and Brentwood.
These dome like structures are few
hundred feet tall at most.
The domes outline are difficult to distinguish from
ordinary hills because they're mostly covered with brush
and dense canopy of oak and laurel trees.
All right, so going back to
Google Earth, here's Mount Diablo.
Here we got Clayton, and over here we got Brentwood.
And somewhere over here would be the small
vents that they say are volcanic in nature.
Earth activity along such faults as the Morgan Territory
in Greenville likely opened up cracks in the Earth
crust, allowing the lava to bubble up.
When these faults first formed, they acted like a
leaky conduit, allowing magna to ooze up from the
deep underground, said Ken Labin, a naturalist who leads
hikes and talks on Mount Diablo's natural history.
The magma erupted from small vents
and fissures, not big volcanoes.
So he found a pinkish colored rock right there, pinkish
crystal rock on the lower section of the dome.
The pink rock high in silica seemed out of place.
Volcanic rock here?
Adams recalled thinking.
Well, it turned out that pinkies rock was ryelite high.
Silica volcanic rock.
Yeah, with lots of gas and lots of bubbles.
And evidently, the only area where you can visit
to see this volcanic rock is Perkins Canyon.
So here we have Mount Diablo, and
let's go to Perkins Canyon right there.
Let's zoom in a little bit.
Those that live there, you guys might want to take
a little field trip and look for this Ryo light. Yeah.
It's pinkish in color.
So going back to the dream that I believe that
God gave me of Mount Diablo, in the dream, I
was down there at the beach in Pacifica.
In Diablo.
You can see from many areas there in the Bay Area.
But anyways, in the dream, there was this blinding white
flash that came from the direction of Mount Diablo.
And then shortly after the
flash, the ocean started boiling.
I was on the beach there in Pacifica.
A warning came over the radio and loudspeakers
that a tsunami was coming and for everyone
to start heading for higher ground, telling the
details of what I was shown.
I believe I was shown what happened here.
One friend said that it was probably
an atomic blast because that's the only
thing that would make the ocean boil.
It was like little ripples in a pan of water boiling.
I believe it was one of the dreams
that I was shown of the end times.
And then the tsunami came in Marshall
Law and San Francisco was destroyed.
A FEMA camp was erected across the bay somewhere in Oakland
by some railroad ties, or not a ties, but a junction,
a railroad yard, I should say, was a FEMA camp.
And that was the beginning, I believe, of
world events that led into World War Three. Yeah.
So when I saw these earthquakes here,
I've always wondered about this bright white
flash that I've seen from Pacifica.
Let's go to Pacifica.
Like I said, I was standing on
the beach, and let's turn this around.
There's Pacifica, and I could see the top
of Mount Diablo, which is up over here.
If I was standing there on the beach, probably
looking up through this little area, the Valley sharp
park, and I could see the top.
And like I said, it just boom, this bright
white, huge light, and all the water started boiling.
But anyways, yeah, you might find that interesting.
I don't know.
It perked my interest when I saw the earthquakes here.
So what are your thoughts?
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