Amtrac disaster

The Amtrac disaster in Philly, the bursting water mains in LA, and a landslide in a Fiord in Norway all occurring at the same time. The water mains began bursting this past weekend (May 9-10) as did the Norway slide. Then the train derailment on May 11, then another water main break on May 12. Are these stretch zone accidents related? [and from another]http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/05/12/amtrak-train-crash-pennsylvania_n_7270804.html  The derailment occurred at approximately 9:30 pm. Initial reports indicated that the train derailed as it entered a turn. [and from another] http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3079146/Amtrak-train-crash-video-shows-passengers-crawling-safety.html  The front of the train was going into a turn when it shook and tipped over, mangling the front of it, tearing the cars apart and killing at least six people. The train started to decelerate, like someone had slammed the brake. [and from another] http://www.philly.com/philly/news/Amtrak_train_from_Washington_crashes_in_Philadelphia_.html  The cause of the derailment was unknown. Train 188, a Northeast Regional, had left Washington, D.C. The front of the train was going into a turn when it started to shake before coming to a sudden stop. The area where the derailment occurred is known as Frankford Junction and has a big curve. It’s not far from where one of the nation’s deadliest train accidents occurred: the 1943 derailment of The Congressional Limited, from Washington to New York, which killed 79 people. [and from another] http://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/Water-Main-Break-Bevery-Grove-Los-Angeles–303423231.html  A water main described as “colossal” break flooded streets in the Beverly Grove area of Los Angeles Tuesday morning [May 12]. The pipe ruptured about 5 am. Tuesday morning’s incident follows a West Hollywood water main break over the weekend, described as a “Poseidon adventure,” that sent “massive” amounts of water into streets and parking garages. [and from another] http://io9.com/a-strange-underwater-landslide-causes-serious-damage-in-1703858398  This past weekend, a rare underwater landslide in the town of Sørkjosen, Norway, resulted in extensive damage to a wharf, some buildings, and a sea wall. Local authorities have shut down a major road for fear it too could be sucked into the sea, resulting in a 435-mile (700-km) detour. [and from another] http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/05/09/indian-point-explosion_n_7249340.html A transformer failure and fire at Indian Point Energy nuclear power plant in Buchanan, New York sent smoke into the air and prompted the plant operator to shut down the impacted unit on Saturday evening [May 9]. The operator did not provide any information on what caused the failure and fire, [and from another] http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/transformer-explodes-indian-point-nuclear-facility-article-1.2216682 A transformer exploded at the Indian Point nuclear power plant Saturday night, briefly sending witnesses into a panic as a massive ball of smoke rose over the Hudson River. 

We have endlessly described the tightening bow in the N American continent and the center of this bow near San Diego. Of course the bursting water mains there are related. We have likewise described the stretch zone accidents in the wide arc of the East Coast of the N American continent, and Philadelphia is centered there. We have explained that river bottoms are where the crust is weak and thus more readily pulled apart during stretch zone accidents. The recent Amtrac derailment  was a classic case of what a speeding train will do when the tracks are not where expected. 

Lowlands, such as the Philadelphia Amtrac curve, are also where electro-magnetic pulse is most likely to occur, as the recent blackouts in Washington DC show. The thin crust is pulled apart more than neighboring rock strata, and thus the electro-magnetic screech is intensified. Lowlands are also soggy, full of water which is a superb conduit for electricity. We predicted that the East Coastwould be subject to more electro-magnetic pulse, and this has occurred. Pulse causes brownouts but also surge, as occurred in the Amtrac train and in the transformer explosion at the Indian Point power plant near New York City. 

As N America tightens, it affects the North Atlantic Rift, which is pulling apart as anyone observing the volcanic activity in Iceland can determine. Thus support for the continental shelf off-shore from Norway and Europe is weakened, and droops. That these stretch zone accidents are occurring almost simultaneously shows the inter-relationship of these plate movements. To those who have been following ZetaTalk these stretch zone accidents are not a surprise, nor will they be surprised at what is to follow shortly. The New Madrid zone in N America is awakening.  

Source: ZetaTalk Chat Q&A for May 16, 2015