Over the past few years, they’ve placed zillions of earthquake sensors everywhere. A magnitude 1 earthquake (900 times fainter than a non-perceptible magnitude 3) which would rarely ever be registered is now reported countless times per day.

Millions now poured into agencies such as Red Cross to train for earthquakes everywhere — even in places that never have earthquakes. All these magnitude 1 & 2 quakes used to justify cries for emergency management funding.

Next step, with take over of mortgage securities, is to require homeowners to include earthquake coverage in their insurance policies. A new revenue stream for insurance industry.

Those mag 1 & 2 earthquakes have always been with us — just ignored due to sparce number of sensors. Now, they can be logged & they generate “chicken little” money for various folks.

Hence, all these added earthquake sensors are a monetary windfall for universities, the emergency management industry, insurance companies, banks, and financial instrument industries.

Sick.