@MrCletushowell My goal is a Google Doodle on the 111 year anniversary of the 333 in 18 days. ALSO MY BIRTHDAY CLETUS.
@youtube@google You know Tesla Earthquake British Association Record No. 333 on September 3 at 3:03 p.m. is the Scottish Rite Secret of the 33rd degree. Man Up already. Your companies and concepts are worthless if not true. To You Larry Page and You Sergey Brin.
The Scottish Rite Secret of the 33rd degree is Nikola Tesla's Earthquake British Association Record No. 333 on September 3 at 3:03 p.m. That is why Mark Twain referred to major douchebags as "Idiots of the 33rd degree". He knew his friend Tesla made one for the Harriman Expedition in 1899. They tell you if you meditate real hard you can make one. LOL I took out the illuminat without firing a shot. YOUR HATS ARE FUCKIN' GOOFY TOO. WHO WANTS SOME MASON... YOU?
5. Place of observations. — Make answer as exact as possible. If shocks were felt on more than one date, answer the following questions independently for each date
6. Time of earthquake.—State accuracy of timepiece, when last regulated, and whether local (sun) time, Juneau time, Valdez, or other time was kept. If several shocks were felt, list independently
7. Length (duration) of shock.—If not observed by a watch with a second hand, a desirable form of answer is: "Long enough to run out of doors," "Long enough to get out of bed and light a candle," or similar answer
9. Effects of earthquake.—Damage to buildings; damage to wharves, etc.; opening cracks in ground; causing landslides or avalanches; affecting springs, etc.; causing pits or small craters; sending out water or sand; damaging glaciers; changing shore lines by uplift or depression; causing waves on bays, inlets, lakes, or rivers; killing fish; causing tops of trees or flagpoles to vibrate, lamps to swing in houses, doors or windows to slam, etc
10. Personal sensations. — Difficulty in standing up; difficulty in walking; nausea or dizziness; different sensations on others than on yourself. Did you know it was an earthquake at the time? Was there any appearance of waves in the ground? Was there a hard shaking or a gradual movement? If at night, was it enough to wake one up?
11. Direction of earthquake. — Did it seem to come from any one direction or directions? How was the direction determined? Did others agree as to this direction?
12 . Noises accompanying shocks.— State nature, loudness, duration, etc., as fully as possible. Did the loudest noise come before, after, or during the hardest shock.
13. Nearest place where shock was felt.— If you were in Alaska, British Columbia, or Yukon Territory during the period between September 3 & September 29, 1899, and did not feel any shocks or effects of shocks, please state where you were. etc. This negative evidence is of the greatest value in determining the boundaries of the disturbed area. State the nearest place to you where shocks were felt or damage was done by the earthquakes
14. Published accounts.—If you have access to files of newspapers or other periodicals that give accounts of these earthquakes (especially Alaskan newspapers), will you please give specific reference to dates of articles and nature of description? If you can give us clippings on this subject, they will be greatly appreciated, or clippings loaned to us will be promptly returned
15. Other observers.—If you know other observers of these earthquakes, will you kindly send us their names and addresses, that we may get into correspondence with them?
16. Other earthquakes.—If you have experienced other earthquake shocks in Alaska, will you please inform us of the date, place, and nature of observation?
John Milne ' comments on this Victoria record of the earthquake of September 3 (Shide No. 333) as "of particular interest as indicating that the time taken for an earthquake to travel round the world or to traverse two diameters slightly exceeds 210 minutes."
John Milne ' comments on this Victoria record of the earthquake of September 3 (Shide No. 333) as "of particular interest as indicating that the time taken for an earthquake to travel round the world or to traverse two diameters slightly exceeds 210 minutes."
My goal is not done free energy crash the stock market by my birthday. Aug 21
But thats a sat so aug 20 is the date
MrCletushowell 1 year ago
@MrCletushowell My goal is a Google Doodle on the 111 year anniversary of the 333 in 18 days. ALSO MY BIRTHDAY CLETUS.
@youtube @google You know Tesla Earthquake British Association Record No. 333 on September 3 at 3:03 p.m. is the Scottish Rite Secret of the 33rd degree. Man Up already. Your companies and concepts are worthless if not true. To You Larry Page and You Sergey Brin.
insightllc 1 year ago
The Scottish Rite Secret of the 33rd degree is Nikola Tesla's Earthquake British Association Record No. 333 on September 3 at 3:03 p.m. That is why Mark Twain referred to major douchebags as "Idiots of the 33rd degree". He knew his friend Tesla made one for the Harriman Expedition in 1899. They tell you if you meditate real hard you can make one. LOL I took out the illuminat without firing a shot. YOUR HATS ARE FUCKIN' GOOFY TOO. WHO WANTS SOME MASON... YOU?
insightllc 1 year ago
Oops
7 hours ago 6.6 Mariana Islands
22 hours ago 6.3 Mariana Islands
Yesterday 6.9 Mariana Islands
MrCletushowell 1 year ago
@MrCletushowell ok Cletus... you are not taking credit! are you?
insightllc 1 year ago
Wow interesting my earth battery is stuck in
.210 does that mean its going around the world shit didnt know i had that much power fuck better check see if I caused earth quake
MrCletushowell 1 year ago
SECRET 33rd DEGREE FREEMASON BIGGEST SECRET IS... TESLA NO. 333, 337 & 338.
promopass 1 year ago
Tesla caused
EARTHQUAKE #333 September 3rd at 3:03
(27 DAY WORLD RECORD EARTHQUAKE)
"If you only knew the magnificence of the 3, 6 & 9;
Then you would have a key to the universe."
insightllc 1 year ago
-Nikola Tesla
---THREE = 3
+ THREE = 6
+ THREE = 9
Now if they can hide the biggest thing man has ever
accomplished...
the biggest footprint he ever left...
For 111 Years... what can't they do? Have an ear.
insightllc 1 year ago
September 3”69”
Professional Paper 69
The triad, sacred Hebrews and contained a spirit that represented the numerical signature of the life that is in God.
This was sent postage paid, to 600 people who were in Alaska, five years after the fact.
insightllc 1 year ago
United States Geological Survey
Present Information required.
1. Name of observer
insightllc 1 year ago
2. Present address of observer
insightllc 1 year ago
3. Occupation of observer
insightllc 1 year ago
4. Date or dates of observation
insightllc 1 year ago
5. Place of observations. — Make answer as exact as possible. If shocks were felt on more than one date, answer the following questions independently for each date
insightllc 1 year ago
6. Time of earthquake.—State accuracy of timepiece, when last regulated, and whether local (sun) time, Juneau time, Valdez, or other time was kept. If several shocks were felt, list independently
insightllc 1 year ago
7. Length (duration) of shock.—If not observed by a watch with a second hand, a desirable form of answer is: "Long enough to run out of doors," "Long enough to get out of bed and light a candle," or similar answer
insightllc 1 year ago
8. Intensity of shock
insightllc 1 year ago
9. Effects of earthquake.—Damage to buildings; damage to wharves, etc.; opening cracks in ground; causing landslides or avalanches; affecting springs, etc.; causing pits or small craters; sending out water or sand; damaging glaciers; changing shore lines by uplift or depression; causing waves on bays, inlets, lakes, or rivers; killing fish; causing tops of trees or flagpoles to vibrate, lamps to swing in houses, doors or windows to slam, etc
insightllc 1 year ago
10. Personal sensations. — Difficulty in standing up; difficulty in walking; nausea or dizziness; different sensations on others than on yourself. Did you know it was an earthquake at the time? Was there any appearance of waves in the ground? Was there a hard shaking or a gradual movement? If at night, was it enough to wake one up?
insightllc 1 year ago
11. Direction of earthquake. — Did it seem to come from any one direction or directions? How was the direction determined? Did others agree as to this direction?
insightllc 1 year ago
12 . Noises accompanying shocks.— State nature, loudness, duration, etc., as fully as possible. Did the loudest noise come before, after, or during the hardest shock.
insightllc 1 year ago
13. Nearest place where shock was felt.— If you were in Alaska, British Columbia, or Yukon Territory during the period between September 3 & September 29, 1899, and did not feel any shocks or effects of shocks, please state where you were. etc. This negative evidence is of the greatest value in determining the boundaries of the disturbed area. State the nearest place to you where shocks were felt or damage was done by the earthquakes
insightllc 1 year ago
14. Published accounts.—If you have access to files of newspapers or other periodicals that give accounts of these earthquakes (especially Alaskan newspapers), will you please give specific reference to dates of articles and nature of description? If you can give us clippings on this subject, they will be greatly appreciated, or clippings loaned to us will be promptly returned
insightllc 1 year ago
15. Other observers.—If you know other observers of these earthquakes, will you kindly send us their names and addresses, that we may get into correspondence with them?
insightllc 1 year ago
16. Other earthquakes.—If you have experienced other earthquake shocks in Alaska, will you please inform us of the date, place, and nature of observation?
insightllc 1 year ago
@geology @seismology
John Milne ' comments on this Victoria record of the earthquake of September 3 (Shide No. 333) as "of particular interest as indicating that the time taken for an earthquake to travel round the world or to traverse two diameters slightly exceeds 210 minutes."
YOURPENGUY 1 year ago
John Milne ' comments on this Victoria record of the earthquake of September 3 (Shide No. 333) as "of particular interest as indicating that the time taken for an earthquake to travel round the world or to traverse two diameters slightly exceeds 210 minutes."
insightllc 1 year ago