Japan Quake 2011 *** LIQUEFACTION - FLOOD WATER RISING UP IN CRACKS

[Truth666]

---- March 23 millions being nuked and billions do not see it - that is End Times Reductionism (ETR) at work millions being nuked and those millions (in Tokyo) do not see it - that is ETR pushed to the utter limits at work In BREAKING *** WORLD's LARGEST METROPOLIS *** NUKED within hours - TOTALLY censored by illuminati media - ATTENTION NOT A JOKE Google it or forums.armageddononline.o r g / worlds-largest-metropolis-t288­98.h t m l

[TheVirpoja]

@Truth666 Illuminati -> lol

[MegaNorthMemphis]

I think a Sham-Wow can absorb that mess. Let's raise $24.99 plus tax and help our fellow man. F,F,D,L,RT,LT and start button.

[ohmmeters]

Yes, Japan needs money to rebuild because they are not one of the worlds richest nation on this planet.

Lets also send the some depleted uranium as they seem to lack that too, or at least they have a "natural way" of not getting affected from high leveles regarding theyr governement.

Also it's a very good idea to build nuke plants on the fault line...and Japanese governments understand that and plan to build more reactors there.

[galaxypa]

@ohmmeters it was not a fault line

[galaxypa]

@ohmmeters it was near a fault line but was not build on it. The reactor was made to stand up to 7.0 i BELIEVE and you can not predict a major earth quake.

[ZebbMassiv]

thats an awfully big puddle. please send money to Japan so they can rebuild what will be broken moments later.

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[GRAFFryder]

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[xDarkJJx]

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[otherside333]

wikipedia land reclamtion

Land reclamation, usually known as reclamation, is the process to create new land from sea or riverbeds. The land reclaimed is known as reclamation ground or landfill. Some 20% of land in the Tokyo Bay area has been reclaimed. Notable examples in the West include large parts of the Netherlands, parts of New Orleans much of San Francisco's waterfront has been reclaimed from the San Francisco Bay; Mexico City; Helsinki; the Cape Town foreshore; the Chicago shoreline

[zxzrp0]

If your government officials start leaving on vacation all of the sudden....Look OUT!

[death1981]

Main problem in swamps and bay areas were sand and rocks is used fill the water and then is built on the earth shakes the rocks/sand shifts and the normal water that was there befor turn the sand/dirt into quicksand type stuff and large areas have had to be closed and rebuilt in some cases.

[death1981]

IT is like quick sand were water from under/around the land get in during a earth quake and is very scary in extream cases it can swallow up large areas of land.

[ayscolombia2010]

this is just some tube broken

[thebudokan]

@ayscolombia2010 Yeah right. This is my neighborhood - this is from liquefaction, but I doubt you'd understand that

[ThaigherLilie]

@ayscolombia2010 no it's not babes that's liquification. there's another video of this happening where you can see the earth moving and water comming up. That's no tube.

[ayscolombia2010]

this is just some tube broked

[jdorisco]

If I understand the meaning of Liquifaction, It is caused when ground water (most often in a shallow watertable) is forced to the surface during a siesmic event. This is a common occurence on lands which were previously wetlands or bays. (Like the Marina District of San Francisco) BTW - Please don't be so anal as to correct my spelling, etc.

[cadavatar]

Soil is not water. Earth is not water. Water is water. Earth/soil can hold water. Frequency of movement such as an earthquake can make loose soil, sand, any earth fill that is not bedrock move like gelatin, this "Liquefaction", earth's behavior as a liquid when influenced by seismic oscillation.

With that said, as I mentioned before this water could be saturation from a water main break but it could also be from aquifer or ground water disturbance.

[Nichiiro]

Thats not water, thats soil

[Nichiiro]

@Nichiiro nevermind

[taipan185]

I fucking hate the use of that word liquefaction how about using the correct word Liquefication.

[pauly230678]

@taipan185 Because LIQUEFACTION is the correct word.

[TheseusTheKing]

@taipan185

Liquefaction IS the correct geologic term for the process of soil moving in a fluid like state due to seismic vibrations

Do some research before making yourself look like a HUGE dumbass.

[taipan185]

@TheseusTheKing If thats the case then what do you call it when you solidify something or when something solidifies, which I would assume is the opposite process to liquifying? This is a genuine question so I'll refrain from being an abusive little bitch which is commonly what so many self important nobodies on youtube tend to do.

[MrTruthAddict]

@taipan185 Liquefaction is the correct word, and you also spelled liquification wrong...

[softwareofexcellence]

This is water, not liquified silt with genuine liquifaction.

[Minok1217]

Broken water mains most likely

[RESTORETHEPEACE]

/watch?v=ubVWUC62ap0

[femmedeterra]

soil wouldn't do that from an earthquake. Liquefaction is when soil turns to something like an unstable glob of earth that can't hold much weight, This is water from a sewer or water line break.

[cadavatar]

Actually, that is probably a water main break. In a seismic event, soil does act like a liquid (liquifaction) but it remains as soil.

[sftrajan]

I saw very similar in the NZ Quake, only that water was muddy. Nature is strange!