Earthquake Prediction for 2004,for the World

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The discussion presents a series of earthquake predictions for various locations worldwide in 2004, including specific dates for Japan, Mongolia, Algeria, Greece, Italy, China, Iran, and Turkey. Notably, the author claims that Los Angeles will not experience an earthquake on September 5, 2004. The predictions suggest potential "earthquake storms" on multiple dates, particularly in Japan, Greece, and Italy. The author invites readers to explore past earthquake predictions linked to their name on Yahoo. The content emphasizes the author's focus on forecasting seismic activity for the year.
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Dear Sirs,
I send you the next earthquake prediction for the
World for 2004.
Japan:
15th of September,8th of October,10th and 19th and
21th and 25th of November(maybe earthquake storm),7th
and 19th of December
Mongolia:28th of September
Algeria:7th-8th of September,28th of October
Greece:
17th and 27th of September,1st-2nd and 10th and 12th
and 16th 29th of October(maybe earthquake storm),6th
and 12th and 19th of November,19th of December
Italy:
4th of September,14th and 27th of October,6th and
21,22,23,24,25 of Novenber(maybe earthquake storm),4th
and 10th and 16th and 22th of December
China:
14th of October,
7th of November,
From 19th to 24th of November(maybe earthquake storm),
6th of December
Iran:
30th of August,from 18th to 23th of November,9th and
16th of December
Turkey:
11th and 29th of October,13th and 19th of
November,23th of December
I claim that in California,Los Angeles do not earthquake on the 5th of September 2004.
If you are interested earthquake prediction in the past you can open in yahoo.com here:"earthquake prediction by Boyko Iliev".
You can open here:www.free.top.bg/laquakes[/URL]
Thank you. :eek: :devil: :zzz: :biggrin:
With Respect: Boyko Iliev
 
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