Hi Roger,

You need to print out a page that explains what my earthquake advisories and warnings are actually saying. Then read over that material before you post a comment regarding one of my forecasts. Your comments clearly demonstrate that even after all of these years you have absolutely no understanding of what my forecasts are saying.

That advisory stated to earthquake researchers around the world that an EM Signal associated with some type of fault zone activity was detected at a specific time. So, they could check their own data to see if that time matched any of their own data. For example, if you visit my Web site you can see that my EM Signal data can be excellent matches with Pavel Kalenda’s ground tilt sensor data. And if he checks his data for that specific time and sees that there was a sharp transition at that time in the data being generated by one of his sensor arrays then that could be an indicator that the fault zone that the array is monitoring is involved with some type of significant activity.

Pavel is monitoring fault zones that are at a number of locations around the world.

My advisory and warning EM Signal times also tell people that the clock has begun ticking for whatever approaching earthquake was responsible for a given signal. The earthquakes will then often occur within 5 days. But in some cases they can be delayed for several months. And in those cases the data from other researchers could be valuable.

I very clearly stated that I have not yet processed those EM Signal data. And so at the moment I cannot propose where the expected seismic activity might be about to take place. However, other researchers who looked at their own data for that specific EM Signal time might be able to see that something local was approaching.

This isn’t just interesting research or some type of game where people get points for doing things right or wrong. My earthquake advisories and warnings are intended to save lives. And if I could provide more accurate and precise information regarding where these EM Signals are pointing I would certainly do that.

These are personal opinions.