Here to educate, I am AntiFa, same as my Father was when he volunteered to fight WWII, didn't think I'd have to fight it in my own country.

I'll start a thread here of original photos with photo credit and explanations, I'll put them in order in a new thread when complete feel free to add to it.
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Backyard bird watching. I didn't expect a flock of Cardinals, very rare in California.
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Synchronized Swimming
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Lunch time for this Red-Shouldered Hawk, and a little chit-chat between Belted Kingfishers.
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The Edward Current Hoax Video lives again. Long live Edward Current.
9/11 Revisited
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Is that a NASA F-14 that shook our rafters?
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I'm sorry, NASA F-18 part of a 9/11 flyover, time zones were adjusted to mark the moments. 3 fly overs to mark those moments.
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Uh-oh, @TheGeoFight_com might have to change strategies.
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Today's Backyard Bird Watching. Is this leucism in this Mallard hen, or domestic breeding? Our first sighting of a Hooded Oriole, I hope he comes back, strikes a better pose, and I have my camera ready. Welcome back Cormorant, haven't seen you in a while.
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Do you people ever go back to see what @RealDutchsinse said? The named area was the plate bend near the Myanmar/China border. The quake struck 800 miles away. That 800 mile range from the named area averages an earthquake that fits his +/-1 magnitude, every 7 days.
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A Thread A Test of the @RealDutchsinse Earthquake Forecast Method. According To Dutchsinse, an earthquake can be predicted within +/-1 magnitude, within 200 miles, within 7 to 10 days. Today marks the end of his 07/26/2026 Forecast. youtu.be/s-foHSbXxK4?si=VVV7…
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Dutchsinse claims an 85% success rate. In this video, I gave him 1 hit of 14, or 7% accuracy. I had to extend his self described parameter of a 200 mile radius by 50 miles to make one close. I ask anyone reading this thread, check my results, and please do your own test.
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A small error was made at the top of this thread. The summary of earthquakes only shows from 7/29. Other than raising the number of worldwide earthquakes, this error does not change the results in the rest of the thread. The nearest, largest EQ's to prediction were shown.
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@ 33:45, South Sandwich Islands will get creamed. No specific magnitude. A couple of 5 max is not getting creamed for the South Sandwich Islands. Miss
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@ 22:21, 6.5, Juan de Fuca/Axial Seamount 5.6 near Port McNeill, 250 miles from the Axial Seamount, outside his 200 mile radius, it's close. Hit
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On July 29 Dutchsinse made an update to his predictions. youtu.be/LGM4xZkaFn0?si=V5yW… @ 21:45, 6-6.5 Central Aleutian Islands 4.9 is the highest. Miss
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@ 1:04:39, Spain, France, English Channel, no magnitude given. This is an area of 440,00 miles, a 200 mile radius is 125,000 miles. Miss
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@ 53:05, 7.0 for the "S" shaped bend between Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, south of Philippines. Dutchsinse was quick to call this mornings 6.3 a hit. The "S" shaped bend already has a radius of 400 miles, and this was 250 miles beyond that. Miss
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@ 51:46, 4.4-4.7 for Kyushu Japan. 6.8, destructive and deadly, saying there would be a mid 4 max, he told the people they could put their guard down. This is the true danger of these predictions. Miss
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@ 51:46, 5.6-5.7, North Japan (what does that mean?) 5.5 just south of Hokaido. A hit? The Hokaido area averages more than 2 earthquakes per 10 day period. You may as well be shooting fish in a barrel. Needs better definition of area. Miss
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@ 49:48 a 6.5 between Kaikoura and Wellington, New Zealand. Closest a 4.5, the 5.6 and 6.3 are well outside the 200 mile limit. Miss
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