A Fateful "mega-earthquake" divide America and kill millions of people
Mehran Keshe nuclear scientist predicts a 'mega-earthquake' that will forever change the world: the Americas will be divided into two million people die. The specialist defines this event as "inevitable".
Iranian nuclear scientist says Mehran Keshe North America and South America will be divided because of a major earthquake and 'megatsunamis' that could "hit America and Asia killing 40 million people". For the scientist, the earthquake is "imminent", reports the Express portal.
The prediction is made on a recording in which the expert mark on a map several earthquakes that occurred in the Americas: three with magnitudes between 6.6 and 6.9 on the US west coast, three earthquakes in the Panama canal and the recent earthquake of magnitude 8.3 that occurred in Chile.
"We have seen the number of earthquakes along the west coast of the US has increased," remembers the scientist. "The South American continent is the starting point of weakness. There will be earthquakes of magnitudes between 10 and 16 and, on one occasion, another of magnitude between 20 and 24," he says.
As for seismic predictions, experts estimate that in California there is a probability of 99 percent that there is an earthquake of magnitude 6.5 -at least- in the next 30 years: the so-called 'Big One'. The Keshe Foundation, led by scientist quoted and based in Belgium, argues that the series of earthquakes of magnitude between 6 and 8.3 occurred in the last month constitute the beginning of a 'mega-earthquake "that, in his view, could occur at any time between now and next fall.
Also, Keshe claims to have discovered how to convert electrically charged plasma unlimited energy supply in liquid, solid or gaseous form. The scientist argues that if this system would adapt most of our problems related to energy, food and water shortages because of earthquakes, would cease.
"The world economy will collapse. The banking order will not support such a disaster. I hope it does not happen this way, but it's something I know is inevitable" sentence.