It seems that there was an underground
staion of wicked aliens under the Baengnyeong Island.
As I have already let you know,
all of these wicked aliens were executed on May 17 at 9 p.m.
Subsequently, it seems that an earthquake occurred
in association with destruction of the station.
It takes two steps to hold an execution:
first, their all psychic powers are eradicated.
This is indicated in the
article posted on May 12.
I mentioned that “They were destroyed because
they didn’t listen to the warning.
However, they still have physical bodies. If they do wrong again hereafter, they will
be executed (physical death).”
Subsequently, all wicked aliens were executed on 17th. There is a very interesting article titled “
a series of minor quakes in Kochi prefecture which occurred the day after vibration bombshell
” posted on a blog ‘Remote Viewing and Space Network.’ I’d like to talk about details of how these
events are associated with one another, at a lecture meeting on June 2.
Masatoshi
Takeshita
May
20, 2013
English translation of an excerpt from a
Japanese article:
Kazumoto Iguchi’s blog
– May 20, 2013 –
Magnitude 4.9 quake occurred near
Baengnyeong Island in Yellow Sea, followed by a large number of aftershocks.
A magnitude 4.9 quake occurred near waters
31 km south off Baengyeong Island in the morning on May 18. The quake was felt in some places of the Soul
Metropolitan area.
According to the Korean Meteorological Administration
(KMA), a Magnitude 4.9 quake was detected near waters 31 km south off
Baengyeong Island around 7:02 a.m. today.
On this day, a Magnitude 3.5 quake occurred
in the same area (near waters 31km south-southeast off of Baengyeong Island ),
followed by a Magnitude 4.9 quake and subsequent 6 quakes.
All quakes excluding a Magnitude 4.9 quake
are as follows:
At 7:24 a.m , a Magnitude 2.2 quake near
waters 35 km south-southeast off Baengyeong Island
Two minutes later, a Magnitude 3.3 quake
near waters 31 km south off Baengyeong Island
At 7:54 a.m , a Magnitude 2.4 aftershock
near waters 24 km south-southeast off Baengyeong Island
At 9:13 a.m., a Magnitude 2.4 quake near
waters 32 km south off of Baengyeong Island
At 9:32 a.m , a Magnitude 2.5 quake near
waters 36 km south-southwest off Baengyeong Island
At 11:45 a.m., a Magnitude 3.9 scale quake
near waters 32 km south off Baengyeong Island
As shown above, six quakes in a row occurred
in a day, which is a record in South Korea.
The quake was the strongest among all
quakes which have taken place in Korea, and it was the sixth largest in scale detected
since KMA started keeping detailed data from 1978 onwards.
The vibration caused by the quake, which
shook buildings, was detected not only around Baengyeong Island and Incheon but
in some places of the Soul Metropolitan area.
KMA and broadcast stations were inundated with phone calls requesting
for information.
According to the map, “Baengyeong Island” is
located here.
Then, why am I interested in this
quake? In fact, most recently, just
around the time when the quake occurred, a quite queer cloud, which looks like
a spire at a glance, came out in a satellite photo. You can see below.
May 17 UTC 02:40 ( around 11:40 a.m., Japan
time)
