Close Enough? (Astrology)

[NJCher]

On the June 10th Coast to Coast, astrologer Luis Turi said:

June 29, 2010-- possibility of explosion/volcano/earthquake up to 6.5.

Link: http://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2010/06/10

And today, June 30, I see:

Oaxaca in southern Mexico shaken by 6.2 magnitude quake

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/world/latin_america/10458764.stm

Here's what else he said:

July 10 + July 26, 2010-- thousands may have to relocate due to something like a tsunami or hurricane

August 25, 2010-- "Nothing less than shocking" will occur at this time, a natural disaster as big as the Asian tsunami. This date has been confirmed by his ET contacts


Let's watch those dates and see if he's as close as he was on this one.



Cher

[WhiteTara]

1. Oaxaca is a beautiful colonial city that is built with

mostly stone structures. I can only imagine the devastation it will have on the area. This is one of my favorite places in Mexico.

[MorningGlow]

4. Mine too

I loved, loved, loved that area of Mexico when I visited about 15 years ago. I'd love to go back there sometime. (Main area for the El Dia de Muerto tradition too.)

Hoping everything's all right there. 6.5 isn't TOO bad...

[Celebration]

2. close enough for me

Some have the earthquake at 6.5.........

Still, in the world, aren't there earthquakes of this magnitude a lot? Just maybe in underpopulated areas?

[northernlights]

3. aren't there 6s somewhere around the globe fairly often?

I'd be more impressed if he'd pinpointed Mexico...:shrug:

But I am sorry to see that Oaxaca got it...one of my favorite sites.

[Delphinus]

5. I used to listen to him ...

would have to say this is not what I would call a "hit".

[conscious evolution]

6. 'thousands may have to relocate '

This may actually happen.
This last weekend I spoke with some friends that are affiliated with a disaster relief organization.They are saying they are being told to quitely prepare for a possible mass evacuation from the gulf coast region.They are not sure if such an evacuation is based on knowledge of an impending worsening of the situtation in the gulf or if it is a case of preparing just in case so they don't get caught flat footed if some thing unexpected happens.

[northernlights]

7. I would think if a hurricane hits that would require evacuation

from what I've read, the oil could be spread for a couple hundred miles inland.

The mass evacuation resonates with a vision I'd had a couple years ago ago. I was expecting a mass of people moving out of cities northward to my area. I saw myself selling my house and moving, either further north or heading west. I thought it would be a terrorist attack or even war, but that was then, this is now. I never have timing down for my visions, anyway. Time will tell, I guess.

[murielm99]

8. Look at this thread:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=102x4455731

18,000 people in this Mexican town had to evacuate. A dam may overflow because of hurricane Alex.