Echoes of The Future from Billy Meier’s Past

As you now, Michael, this is a subject very high on my important/interest list, and the topic that initially brought us together some years ago after I published my paper on this La Palma Cumbre Vieja mega tsunami at Osaka Prefecture University back in 2007 and also as an online pdf paper in greater detail in Japanese. I called upon scientists and engineers to do something back then, but with absolute zero response.
IMO McGuire and Day are the only two who really have any idea about this real danger. Authorities ignorantly and irresponsibly play down the danger in a number of ways. One way is to say that even if the 50 m high wave reaches NYC and the east coast it would only penetrate about 300-400 m (if I remember correctly). A mega tsunami from Cumbre Vieja would not only be high but also very long because the length of the flank collapse slippage is also inordinately long. The initial wave length would be about 100km long. This agrees with the estimate given by the Plejaren that the tsunami will travel inland up to 30-40 kms or more (or was that 30-40 million lives at risk. Perhaps you could confirm the P data there, Michael).
What makes the general stance on this so unbelievable is that we have time to plan for and prevent it — just. We can mechanically dump the mountain ourselves into the sea or install pipes to drain away the trapped water inside the volcano that will be the cause of the flank collapse as it heats up and expands splitting the mountain asunder. The BBC and Discovery TV documentary on the mega tsunami suggested that it may occur any time within the next 200 years. Irresponsibly, people want to assume that it won’t happen for 200 years. That is very wishful and irresponsible thinking that could cost millions of lives.
The whole flank almost broke off and collapsed in 1949, just six months after I arrived on the planet, and Day and McGuire realize that it could actually go at any time when the volcano erupts, and it often does erupt. The split in the mountain where this occurred is still visible today (see p 23 of pdf below).
It is Trombley and Ottesen of the SVRC (I think they were in your region, AZ, Michael) who have IMO done the best work on computing when it is most likely to erupt. Basically they conclude that from 2027 the odds are 50/50 on it erupting in any one year, and 95% by 2214. With odds of 50/50 from 2027 when Apophis hits (assuming it does) in 2036 I would guess it would be enough to tilt the odds to over 100% in 2036. Meaning I expect it to most likely happen then, if Apophis is not deflected. I have not put this latter point to writing before but time is now of the essence. Dumping the mountain manually will take years to accomplish and so it is a project that must begin immediately if we are not to lose the Plejaren-projected millions dead as a result of the inundation of the east coast of the US.
Of course, it will also affect the east coast of Canada, west coast of Europe, a lot of England, Ireland, Greenland, Iceland, West Africa, the Caribbean, the Bahamas, Porto Rico, much of the Gulf of Mexico islands, and the entire South American east coast. It will change our world forever – even without Apophis. Trombley and Ottesen used to have a website and details available but it is no longer available. At least I cannot find it.
The Plejaren, of course, mention that both sides of the Cumbre Vieja could collapse, and we are only looking at the collapse of the western flank. Recent research shows that the western flank collapse is likely to be larger than the previous conservative estimates. See the paper by Day et al in Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research 94 (1999) 135 – 167): http://www.geo.arizona.edu/~andyf/LaPalma/Rift%20Zone.pdf (pp 18-20. See p 23 for photos of the actual rift/split in the flank).
Day concludes that the 1949 rifts “are also the first such faults to have formed in this, the summit region of the Cumbre Vieja, in certainly the past several thousand years and probably in the last few tens of thousands of years” (p25). So we are witnessing here events that haven’t occurred for thousands of years. Also: “Available data on the subsurface geometry of the fault system indicates seaward movement and incipient instability of the western flank of the volcano….but the process may be accelerating” (p 30). Simply put, it’s already a slow motion collapse in process and can easily speed up with volcanic activity that will heat and expand the water inside the mountain resulting in a collapse – unless we do something to prevent it.

George M. Hi George, Your comments are accurate of course, as indeed I can verify in my own observations over a few decades, and very many travels to other Countries. I am talking about not only ‘hope’ but also proactivly searching for such an individual ( probably a totally ‘bored’ individual…) But certainly one with integrity and who has bothered to self educate themselves. Admitably such are hard to find, and approach, over the years I have so far unsuccesfully approached a few; any ideas ? Perhaps we could all approach half a dozen…I am well aware of the difficulties of what I suggest, just an idea that needs to be nurtured into an ideal… Enjoy your day Buddy Gary