>>10325758

Logically I have to think it is Assange as he is very high profile but moreover he has seriously damning material on the people who have always been going after Trump and rotten journalists as well. I always wondered why Britain was so fast to swoop in and snag Assange before the US got him as the data we always thought he had would have decimated the DNC on so many levels. But now that we heard about extradition to the US for Assange, the immediate data dump by WL on Kamala Harris after she was picked for VP and the often discussed dead mans switch has to put Assange right up there as most likely choice.

I could definitely see a deal be made with Assange to turn over all materials and get a pardon. We have to consider admissible evidence as if that data comes from someone classified as a journalist it can be used but it can't be used if obtained through spying means or, better stated, it can easily be challenged that way. Through Assange though it would not go through that ringer and it would allow all the corrupt journalists and everybody else involved in anything improper that was reported to WL to be scooped up.

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>>10325906

I have to see this, please tell me someone has a video.

>>10326026

No, it wouldn't likely sink if the "big one" hit but it would definitely split the state and bring in an inland sea given how the plates are mashed and the current direction of the Farallon plate being sandwiched between the two. Most of the state of CA is not part of the North American or Pacific plate and is caught in between the two which is one reason the area suffers quakes pretty much daily.

Both that area and the Cascadian subduction zone are long overdue for a slip and when that happens there is no doubt that it will create a large inland sea much like North America used to have on the west coast.

Well I should say it likely wouldn't sink immediately but the Farallon is destined to end up near Alaska if it follow the same path so the entire modern west coast coastal area could very well be under water or even mountainous in the far future once it collides with Alaska. The biggest danger faults in CA that nobody ever discusses are the Hayward fault line and West Napa Faults which have a long history of being very devastating, especially the Hayward line. San Andreas usually just splits as the land continues to move northward but those other two are much different in how the quake effect acts. You feel like you are ice skating due to the rolling earthquake effect as it literally rolls the ground.

>>10326155

I will never understand how Cenk can continue to be so delusional after the DNC fucked him over with his election, fucked him over with the DNC conference today, shit all over his guy Sanders (twice), and he just continues to be betrayed over and over and yet he continues to support the idiots. He might seriously be the highest level cuck in the history of mankind given how much shit he takes from the DNC and still stands by them, it's pathetic.

>>10326304

Learning about quakes used to be part of the elementary education system in CA decades ago, I highly doubt it is now but it used to be taught for all kids so they understood the risks, the signs, and what to do when one strikes. During these teachings they would go into basic (then) known knowledge about them. Not sure how it works now.

From a scientific standpoint I would assume that one could theoretically stimulate a fault line but I would think that it would take something located right next to the line and something large enough to set off a chain reaction to set it off I have no idea though. I would like to think that it isn't possible but as the old quote used to say: "Whatever the public has now is usually fifty years behind what the DOD can do".

So who knows. I once read an article back when National Geographic was good that the US was tunneling huge areas under the earth to drain Yellowstone and keep it from ever building up. Whether that was true or not or whether it worked, no idea, but I have always believed the next form of warfare will come from tunneling machines which would be devastating for an enemy if properly used.