The beginning of April 2019 was marked by great joy on YouTube, where a couple of days ago, a search filter, which had previously disappeared for an unknown reason, finally started working.
Taking this opportunity and not knowing how long this happiness will last, the network conspiracy community immediately rushed to raise interesting videos uploaded during the blackout period. Most likely, a lot of things will appear on the network soon, perhaps we will even make a few reviews. For now, however, we will only focus on the most urgent news.
It all started when we, as usual at the beginning of the month, decided to see where in the world there were frightening “trumpet sounds”. As you might expect, there were quite a few of them.
Ajman, United Arab Emirates, March 27:
Slovakia, April 2:
Netherlands, February 2 (video uploaded March 28):
Promotional video:
Finland, March 28:
And now the most important news - Romania, March 28:
Trumpet sounds have long and often been heard all over the world, foreshadowing some kind of global tectonic cataclysms in the near future. However, it is impossible to say when these cataclysms will happen with certainty - with the rare exception of cases when trumpet sounds are observed in seismically active zones.
In this situation, we can already say with absolute certainty that since this phenomenon has appeared, it means that in the place of the “trumpet sounds” there will be either a volcanic eruption or an earthquake that will occur within the next weeks, or maybe a couple of months. As, for example, it was in Hawaii in the spring of 2018: there were trumpets in April - there was an earthquake in May.
In this case, trumpets were recorded in the so-called Vrancea zone - a seismically active zone located at the junction of the Southern and Eastern Carpathians in the Vrancea district, Romania. So in this place you need to wait for a seismic event.
In the event of an earthquake in Europe, the situation is complicated by the fact that Europe is not ready for shocks of even moderate strength. So, Mexico is rather calmly surviving earthquakes of magnitude 8, while 7.2 in Romania in 1977 had disastrous consequences. Our readers living in the regions shown in the picture should keep this in mind and follow all the seismic news coming from Romania.
