6.0 Earthquake Strikes California, "Swarm" of Smaller Quakes Underway
First, news that Wells Fargo plans to suspend or draw down ALL US consumer personal lines of credit within 60 days from now (hint: not good), and then breaking news earlier this evening that California/Nevada have been struck by a 6.0 magnitude rattler, in addition to an “earthquake swarm” of smaller aftershocks.
Some are already wondering if the powerful seismic activity witnessed tonight in California and Nevada is related to July 3rd’s solar flare, the strongest recorded in about four years, and an “X-class solar flare,” the strongest variety of solar flare.
And… it gets weirder, folks. Birds are continuing to drop dead en masse on the East coast, including right in the Washington, D.C. greater area, and no one exactly knows why.
Hey, if this is it, go out with a great podcast in your ears — some of the recent episodes on geopolitics, crypto, and Jeffrey Epstein’s island of horrors will get your mind off the fact that it seems America is coming apart, hour by hour, both geologically and financially.
The last time a major US bank rolled up its personal lines of credit in a hurry like Wells Fargo announced today? 2008 — the start of the last major financial crisis.
And the damage toll is still being done in Sacramento, where significant shaking from the 6.0 earthquake was felt.