Earth Is Headed Into An Earthquake Cycle Unseen By Modern Man!

James Kaufman, Will News Report today. Ladies and gentlemen, I wanted to go over the uptick in earthquake activity we have been seeing. This started in about 2023. I want to go over, well, first the 2.0 earthquakes. It's going to be, of course, the very highest line here, and I would call it a gray line. And you can see that there was another situation back from about 2001. And peaking in about 2003, we had a ton of small earthquakes, over 1,500 recorded for the period there, that year there, in 2023. We also saw an uptick during those years of the 3.0 magnitude plus in red and the 4.0 magnitude plus in, let's call it green. So these are 2.0s or higher, these are 3.0s in red, and these are 2.0s by the year in green. So what are we seeing happening now? What we're seeing happening now is that we're in a much larger event than even 2000, which was the last major sun cycle we had, 2000-2001, and we'll show you all that. But we're seeing a lot more activity than even the peak of activity that occurred in 2002 and 2003, more specifically. Now, we can see that the bigger earthquakes were actually preceding that, and that was 2001. So, ladies and gentlemen, we've already, not with the smaller quakes here, we haven't broken the records, but with the 3.0s, wow, we've completely destroyed it. for this year at least much higher than the 500 quakes on average we had in 2002 and 2003 we're up to around 800 plus quakes on average and this line is only going up again this is the 3.0 or higher quakes for the year and this is going to be the year so far of 2025. This is 2024. So these lines are continuing to rise. This is something special happening here. Next, we're going to see the 4.0s. You can also see compared to the 4.0s we had during that super solar cycle of 2001, 2, and 3, there's no comparison here. We'll see how many we had at the peak. All right, I've got a reading down here. During the 2001 super solar cycle, which I will show y'all, we had 111 earthquakes for the year that were stronger than a 4.0. Wow, only 111. Whatever we had thus far through July of this year, we've had 585. Now, I realize the small quakes have not ticked up to their... All-time high of about $1,600 here, but that line is still going up for the year. And I'm guessing this is not going to be a single-year event because that's not what we saw before. We saw a two- to three-year rise there before it started to, well, trickle down. Currently this year, we've had 1,253 earthquakes that were a 2.0 or higher. Versus the peak in 2003 of 1,600. And in 2001, it looks like we had 1,147. So we've already broken that peak, as you can see, to the far right here. Again, with, if I can get that to light up, with 1,253 2.0 earthquakes. Wow. So, what are we looking at here, folks? Well, we're looking at a special event, one that we haven't seen here in over 25 years, because this is going to be far more catastrophic than what happened during the super solar cycle of 2001 here. As you can see, these lines are all headed up, and this doesn't cover the large quakes. Let's look at the large quakes now. All right, over to the largest earthquake since 1900. I can see that same area. that had the 8.8. July 30th of 2025 this year had a 9.0 in 1952. This map is outdated. One of these 8.6s here, either this one or this one or both of them, have to be removed from the map and you can see that there's several other 8.6s, three more, five total since the 1900. And again, that 8.8 happened right here. It hasn't been added to the map yet, which changes the map up quite a bit. So the largest quake we've ever seen is a 9.5 off the coast here in Chile. And behind that, the second largest quake that we've ever seen is at 9.2 up here in Alaska. Behind that. What do we see? We see a 9.1 over here in Indonesia, and here is Fukushima, the fourth largest quake to ever pop off in 2011, a 9.1. Now, we've had an 8.8 July 30th, 2025 here. Again, not showing, but you can take some of this 8.6 crop off of here. Let's keep this in mind here. So we might be heading in a situation that's going to be, well, catastrophic. And I tried to find a number, a year, that would bring all this together. And there is the 1950s and 52 events, if you will. We have the 2011-2012 events. In 2010, and then we have the 65-64 events. So there's really nothing that brings it all together. Thus far, we've had only the 8.8, although we had the 7.8 magnitude earthquake just yesterday in that same location. So I grabbed those numbers that we just looked at and said, let's take a look at 64-65. Well we were having a solar minimum at the time. Let's take a look at 2010, 11, and 12 because we had three other quakes. Right about that time period we're again in a solar minimum here. Very strange. And the only other time period that we were able to correlate was 1951 and 2 where we had the other large quakes. So welcome to go back and see the map. So, I don't see a huge correlation between the sun cycles and the earthquake activity. I believe it's more about planetary alignment. Now, based on what we've seen here, I think we're going into a situation, especially taking a look at the larger 4.0 earthquakes topping out here at 111 and still rising here in September at 585. I think that, well, we're going into a special time period for Earth, a special secular time period, and that we're going to see more earthquake activity than we could ever imagine. Remember, this does not reflect the entire year yet. We're only in September, going into October soon. These numbers could be just the first move. And an even more so, well, exaggerated move to the upside. And that's exactly what it looks like we're seeing here. Especially if we take a look at the 4.0s shooting past any other year that we have on record. God bless. Let me know what you think. Please share, subscribe, and always remember, anything's possible. Bizarro world.