Earthquake Domino Effect Republished, Part 1

Today 3/8/2010 a story appears in the media regarding the Turkey quake and it all being a coincidence that this quake occurred days after the massive Chile and other shakers in between.
It is a known fact that if an earthquake over magnitude 7.0 on the Richter Scale occurs in one part of the world another quake of similar size will take place somewhere in the world within days. This is because the displacement of mass at the original quake’s epicenter putting pressure on other points of stress thousands of miles away.
I don’t know what’s going on in the scientific community these days but to deny this evidence is pure ignorance with an open door to discredit.
It stands to reason that if so much energy is released in one stressed area of the world it would have a profound impact on other areas prone to the slightest movement thousands of miles away.
The Earth’s fault system is rather like a setup of dominoes in which all are effected with the disturbance of one.
There have been several magnitude 5.0 and above quakes since the Chile quake and many above 6.0 in the world since the Haiti temblor. All are a readjusting of the Earth’s fault systems which are in reality one single system of stressed areas reaching around the world. 
The fact that several major quakes occur in the world each year is an example of the ever going process of change through force from energy released by every fault movement. The Earth is a living organism itself thus naturally goes through physical changes as a result of previous changes made by the release of energy. The massive amounts of energy released by earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis and constant pressure from the gravity of the Sun and Moon on the Earth create massive amounts of stress and strain on areas susceptible to breakage. 
The energy released by quakes is no different from any other form of energy in the sense that it cannot be destroyed it is simply redistributed in the form of heat and pressure in other areas of the world awaiting release as energy.
There is no real increase in the amount of or intensity of earthquakes over the last hundred years as many believe. There are of course more people killed by such temblors these days as there are by other natural disasters because the number of people has dramatically increased.
Energy has no bounds and can be as minute as that of dropping a pin or as great as a supernova.

If scientists haven’t figured this out. What are they doing with their time these days?

Studying the benefits of drinking too much alcohol I guess.