Strong 6.2 Magnitude Earthquake In North America January 12th 2025!

James Kaufman, World News Report, today, January 12th, 2025. God bless you and yours, no matter where you are in the world. Please subscribe, give us a thumbs up, ring that bell for critical future updates. Ladies and gentlemen, we've had a 6.2 magnitude earthquake in Mexico, just south of the U.S. border. Well, quite a bit south, but south of the U.S. border. We've had a 6.2 magnitude earthquake. Right there on, well, a North American plate boundary that's not quite connected to the Pacific plate boundary. A big gap. We've seen a big quake there this week. Supposedly, USGS says 86.2 kilometers of depth came in at a 6 on the DYFI, only a 5 on the Shake map. See what else we can find out about this quake. We can zoom in a bit and we can see, well. This is our major plate boundary. We have a problem with the connection through here, the Caribbean plate, and then another problem with the connection going into the Sea of Cortez. So, a couple of problems. There's a couple more south of this, but you get the gist. That's why the pressure is right here, and, of course, that's a volcanic range. That's Walla Walla Springs, the biggest shield volcano in our solar system. What's weird about this quake guys is it is in a volcanic range or ridge, but look how far north of Mexico City it is. This volcano right here, well, is the southern part of Mexico City Valley. Those are the ridges going up the southern part of Mexico City, District of Federales, valleys right there. So this is moving much further to the north, and really into the northeast, which is exactly what we should expect to see, right? All right, taking a quick look. Oh, wow, the French came in at 6.1. This must have been like a 10.0. All right, main source, Germany is the main source of data. What a weird situation when the USGS and the US government own all of the buoy systems. That is a freak show. Raspberry shake, 66666, is that what the deal is here? Another warning, it says 6.6 at 10 kilometers, unknown depth, that's a default depth. Let's see what else we got, guys. Over to VolcanoDiscovery.com, very strong magnitude 6.2 earthquake, a kilometer southeast of, well, Mexico, and about 25 minutes ago, guys, I'm turning off all of my devices. Anytime we have an earthquake or volcano or anything right now, one of my phones or watches buzzes. That's done, 1.9 atomic bombs worth of energy released here, wow, just south of the US, in Mexico, 1.9 atomic bombs worth of energy released, all right, a 6.2 depth, they're coming in with a hard depth here, 86 kilometers, and they're using the USGS, not Germany, okay, Okay, not Germany, so. So there you have it guys, a 6.2 magnitude earthquake just north of Mexico City or northwest of Mexico City and well ladies and gentlemen, God bless each and every one of you guys, stay safe. That energy will be working its way up the north coast through of course the LA area and Further into the Cascadia subduction zone area of the Juan de Fuca plate, all I see is problems there from henceforth. I wish I did not. God bless, share, subscribe, always remember, anything's possible in Bizarro World.