italy and the quakes ?

[flearider]

ok this may seem a bit strange ...
but does it look like a quake ..
or movement of lava under the surface just before a eruption ?
same area a few lrg quakes .. but followed by hundreds of not that small after quakes

ok yeah the area is quiet lrg but not bigger than Yellowstone

[nautonnier]

Nov 1, 2016 20:24:11 GMT flearider said:

ok this may seem a bit strange ...
but does it look like a quake ..
or movement of lava under the surface just before a eruption ?
same area a few lrg quakes .. but followed by hundreds of not that small after quakes

ok yeah the area is quiet lrg but not bigger than Yellowstone

The earthquakes were very deep 10km earthquaketrack.com/p/italy/recent that's probably a little deep even for a caldera. I would be more concerned if the same were happening close to Naples as there is a good chance that Vesuvius may wake up again and take out the city. There is even concern around Rome www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/rome-volcano-slowly-reawakening-scientists-italy-earthquake-a7391016.html

[Ratty]

Another one coming?

The EU has already lost the UK – it could lose Italy too

[nautonnier]

May 30, 2018 5:45:48 GMT Ratty said:

Another one coming?

The EU has already lost the UK – it could lose Italy too

www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2018/05/28/europes-soft-coup-detat-italy-watershed-moment/

www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-05-29/bank-stocks-take-a-battering-as-italy-awakens-euro-breakup-fears

www.theguardian.com/business/live/2018/may/29/markets-eurozone-italian-spanish-political-turmoil-business-live

There is a definite feeling that if Brexit doesn't happen soon then there will be no EU to leave.

The problem stems from Eurocrats wanting to run things as a pure bureaucracy and the politicians working with the Eurocrats really liking the idea of not being subject to elections. The European Parliament is full of expense account politicians with zero power to change anything and is a front for the Eurocracy. Members of the European Parliament are kept in-line by salaries and benefits that are overly generous. But then unlike the US Congress and Senate where most remuneration to members comes from 'lobbyists', the MEPs get no such largesse as they are powerless. Instead lobbyists in Europe take bureaucrats to business lunches - it is why restaurants in Brussels are so eyewateringly expensive.

The populace are now starting to revolt - dismissively called 'populist' movements (usually known as democracy) they are rattling the cages of the Sierra Club and Club of Rome and all the other billionaire hangouts of people like Soros whose sole aim is to destroy countries.

[nautonnier]

May 30, 2018 5:45:48 GMT Ratty said:

Another one coming?

The EU has already lost the UK – it could lose Italy too

Meanwhile on the Iberian peninsula ... Spain is in trouble.

www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/spain-government-collapse-no-confidence-vote-mariano-rajoy-a8378586.html