Unusual Arizona Earthquake Near “Dormant” Volcano, Is Followed By California Earthquake Swarm

IITM:  A head’s up… we can see earthquake activity in north america, is hitting some spots not normally touched by earthquakes. 

Dutchsinse: “Another moderate earthquake has struck the (normally) non-earthquake prone area at the Arizona / New Mexico border.

This is on top of the swarm which occurred following the 5.2M earthquake at the end of June 2014.”

http://dutchsinse.tatoott1009.com/7032014-arizona-earthquakes-near-dormant-unnamed-volcano-monitoring-station-on-topof-cone/

A few days later (today) Calfornia is rumbling… and I don’t mean ‘yawn and go back to sleep’ rumbling… I mean rumbling… 

What do the Zetas say about unusual North American related earthquakes?

Pacific closing in? [and from another] http://www.earthweek.com/2014/ew140620/ew140620f.html  Northwest Alaska Quakes Crack Eskimo Village June 20, 2014. Geologists are stumped as to why a remote and historically quake-free village in northwestern Alaska has been rattled since mid-April by an ongoing swarm of moderate earthquakes. Alaskan seismologist Natasha Ruppert says there are no known active faults in the area

The bowing stress on the N American continent has locked the plate into a tight squeeze, as can be seen by the lack of large quakes in the interior. The West Coast is pulled into a bow with the center at San Diego, while the East Coast and extreme southern and northern regions of the plate are stretched. This deadlock, as we have explained, is due to the N American plate being a flat top and unable to roll, as many plates can. As the Atlantic rips open and the Pacific compresses, this forces Mexico westward, pulling the entire bow westward. The northern tip of the bow, which is in Alaska, cannot move, however, and there, the tension is extreme. Thus, quakes in unusual places.  

http://zetatalk.com/ning/28ju2014.htm