April 30, 2011 – PANAMA – A 6.1 earthquake has struck off the coast of Panama at the shallow depth of 10 km. This, once again, affirms our warnings about the growing dangerous dynamism and tension around the Cocos Plate, Baja California and the Caribbean Plate. In the meantime, heightened seismic activity has been detected around the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, and recently with double quakes striking the Gulf of California, north of Baja. A 4.5 quake also erupted along the Caribbean plate in northern Colombia. Outside of the Pacific Ring of Fire, this is currently one of the most seismically-stressed regions on the globe. Stay tuned… The Extinction Protocol
(left) Panama and (right) the strong seismic spike seen on the Barbados seismogram in the Caribbean plate. We’re inching closer to a major earthquake in the region of the Caribbean.