South African Gov. Says NO To $100 Billion US Offer, Emergency Yellowstone Eruption Relocation

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This story in many ways is being escalated on the internet... thought I'd post on RPF, especially that the US government has no comment, but the South African government did... and it's a denial to relocate Americans for up to 10 years in their country, if there's a mega natural disaster like Yellowstone's Caldera Eruption.

The ANC response of denial, was basically, Caucasian Americans staying in S.A for up to 10 years would effect the race of South Africa and bring back Apartheid.


http://praag.co.za/?p=23549ANC says no to R1000 billion in fear for too many whites'

April 1, 2014 - International news , News , Southern Africa - Tagged: Jean-Philippe Perrillat , super volcano , eruption , volcanic winter , Yellowstone , Yellowstone National Park



The Yellowstone caldera under Yellowstone National Park.

The hot springs in the area due to the huge live volcano beneath the surface

The ANC government has received a request from the U.S. was rejected to be part of a U.S. disaster management plan which South Africa $ 10 billion a year (about R100 billion) for ten years would receive. According to the plan would be temporary housing for millions of Americans in South Africa built if the Yellowstone super volcano in the country sooner or later would come to a head. Countries that the U.S. will participate noodlenigingsplan, Brazil, Argentina and Australia. A spokesman for the Department of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Sipho Matwetwe, South Africa will not "part of the plan because there is a risk that millions of white Americans in an emergency situation to the country can be sent and we can national culture and identity threat". U.S. scientists for years like the super volcano under Yellowstone National Park in the USA cap. A Super Volcano is one hundred times as powerful as a regular volcano and can not just let millions of people die, but an entire civilization blot. If Yellowstone would erupt, the whole North America and destroy the earth may have a few years in a "volcanic winter" immersed. The last known eruption supervulkaniese apparently about 70,000 years ago occurred along the Lake Toba in Sumatra, Indonesia. It has a volcanic winter that caused six to eight years lasted, and an era of cause global heralded a thousand years lasted. A recent scientific analysis of the molten rock beneath Yellowstone National Park in the United States revealed that an eruption without any external influence possible. Scientists previously believed that many eruptions supervulkaniese first by an earthquake unleashed should the earth's crust to break open for magma to escape. But new research shows that it spontaneously as a result of an increase in pressure can occur. Super volcanoes represent the second biggest threat to life on Earth, after a collision of the Earth with asteroids, and they were in the past responsible for mass extinctions of species on Earth, long-term climate change and shorter "volcanic winters" caused when volcanic ash the sunlight aversion. U.S. scientists have identified South Africa as an area where people could survive in the Yellowstone volcanic winter would cause. Although the U.S. government by no means panic among its citizens would cause, on a "contingency" decision if the worst does take place and Yellowstone erupt. The volcano is currently continuously by seismographs at 45 points monitored and likely the U.S. would have a few weeks or days of warning have large numbers of its citizens abroad, especially to the southern hemisphere to send.


Artist's impression of Yellowstone erupting

Yellowstone in the State of Wyoming 600,000 years ago an eruption experience and more than 1,000 cubic kilometers of ash and lava into the atmosphere filled - about 100 times more than the Mount Pinatubo eruption in the Philippines in 1982, a significant period of global cooling brought. Although the South African ministries of foreign affairs and science and technology, the fully informed U.S. plan, together with the large amounts of money that would pay for temporary housing for Americans in the Karoo and the Kalahari to establish where they could survive, the Cabinet decided to request the U.S. reject. The R100 billion would be from 2014 every year for ten years to pay South Africa, after which the plan would be reviewed. It may take up to ten years for pressure in the magma chamber of the super volcano to build. According to Dr. Jean-Philippe Perrillat of the National Centre for Scientific Research in Grenoble, France, "it is the difference in density between the molten magma in the caldera and the surrounding rock big enough for the magma from the chamber to the surface to increase ". "The effect is the same as the extra buoyancy of a soccer ball under water filled with air, after which it rises to the surface because the surrounding water poet," said dr. Perrillat. "If the magma volume is large enough, it should go to the surface to rise and explode like a champagne bottle that ontkurk be."
According to Dr. Sipho Mathetwe, the South African government,

"sympathy for the American challenge (challenge) to Yellowstone, but we have our own challenges in South Africa. There are 200 million white people in America, and if too many of them to South Africa flights, it is a big problem, even though there enough housing and infrastructure available. It will destabilize the country and may even bring back apartheid. South Africa is not for sale. "

The U.S. ambassador in Pretoria was not available for comment
 
Any link to actual US government proposals on this? (I see the usual panic sites running with the story)

The volcanic site may be closer to dying than to erupting in a massive explosion.

http://www.techtimes.com/articles/4763/20140324/yellowstone-park-volcano-dying.htm

Yellowstone Park Volcano Dying?

Yellowstone Park is home to the largest volcano in the world. But, is this massive geological formation dying?

Ken Sims of the University of Wyoming led a research team to study the gigantic volcano at the Yellowstone Caldera. There, they sampled water and air near Mammoth Hot Springs. They also ran tests on water from the feature, looking at acidity in water samples and radon in the air. Sims looked at how gas and water mix as the rise from under the ground. By understanding these processes, researchers hope to improve techniques to predict eruptions.

According to the study, the supervolcano may be slowly dying out. The last time the volcano erupted was 70,000 years ago. That event was relatively small compared to previous eruptions, which occurred hundreds of thousands of years before that time.

Geologists believe an eruption of the supervolcano could send 2,000 times more debris into the air than Mount Saint Helen's did when it erupted in 1980.
Conditions at the volcano have remained relatively steady since monitoring began 30 years ago, according to the National Park Service. Over 10,000 geysers, hot springs and mud pots help drain heat from the feature, which stretches over parts of three states.

Water coming up from beneath the ground forms limestone deposits, raising the surface in parts of the park. This process can lift parts of Mammoth Terraces in the north of the park by three feet a year in some areas.

"The heat from the Yellowstone volcano is what drives the hydrothermal system. It gets hot and rises, and the magma chamber, or reservoir, is at a relatively shallow depth," Henry Heasler, park geologist, told the press.

Yellowstone was the first national park in the United States, and has become a hotbed of research for scientists from a wide variety of fields. Hot springs and geysers sitting over the world's largest volcano provide a unique testing ground for geologists, biologists and seismologists, among many others. Researchers are investigating how life may have started on Earth by looking at the unique conditions at the Yellowstone Caldera.

These is still good reason to believe the volcano could still be active.

"The Yellowstone Volcano is still active. Evidence for the activity of the Yellowstone Volcano are the 1,000 to 3,000 earthquakes per year, active ground deformation, and the over 10,000 thermal features found in Yellowstone," the National Park Service explains on their web site.

Yellowstone may be quiet now, but don't count it out yet.
 
NAT GEO report
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National Geographic Daily News
Huge Magma Pocket Lurks Beneath Yellowstone Supervolcano

The supervolcano beneath Yellowstone National Park is more than twice as big as previously thought.

The 'Grand Prismatic' hot spring in the Yellowstone National Park, home of a massive underground supervolcano.
PHOTOGRAPH BY MARK RALSTON, AFP/GETTY IMAGES



Ker Than for National Geographic

Published December 18, 2013
The magma reservoir lurking beneath a dormant supervolcano in Yellowstone National Park far exceeds past estimates of its size, a new analysis shows. (See also "Yellowstone Supervolcano Discovery—Where Will It Erupt?")
"We found it to be about two-and-a-half times larger than we thought," said analysis team scientist James Farrell of the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. "That's not to say it's getting any bigger. It's just that our ability to see it is getting better."
The size finding, presented at the American Geophysical Union fall meeting in San Francisco last Thursday, has big implications for the extent of the volcano's impact when it next erupts. (See "When Yellowstone Explodes.")

The supervolcano underneath the national park last erupted on a massive scale some 640,000 years ago, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). It is a potential supervolcano, capable of spewing more than 240 cubic miles (1,000 cubic kilometers) of magma across Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming, with global climate effects.
"We believe it will erupt again someday, but we have no idea when," Farrell said.
 
This story in many ways is being escalated on the internet... thought I'd post on RPF, especially that the US government has no comment, but the South African government did... and it's a denial to relocate Americans for up to 10 years in their country, if there's a mega natural disaster like Yellowstone's Caldera Eruption.

The ANC response of denial, was basically, Caucasian Americans staying in S.A for up to 10 years would effect the race of South Africa and bring back Apartheid.

Matthew 24:7
For nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom: and there shall be famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes, in divers places.

Mark 13:8
For nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom: and there shall be earthquakes in divers places, and there shall be famines and troubles: these are the beginnings of sorrows.

Luke 21:11
And great earthquakes shall be in divers places, and famines, and pestilences; and fearful sights and great signs shall there be from heaven.
 
http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/662...s-has-contingency-deal-with-brazil-australia/

[h=1]Yellowstone Volcano Eruption: Report Claims That US Has Contingency Deal With Brazil, Australia[/h] [h=2][/h] By Zachary Stieber, Epoch Times | May 7, 2014Last Updated: May 7, 2014 2:15 pm







This map from the U.S. Geological Service shows the range of the volcanic ash that was deposited after the three huge eruptions over the last 2.1 million years.


If the Yellowstone supervolcano erupts then millions of U.S. citizens could end up in Brazil, Australia, or Argentina.
That’s according to the South African news website Praag, which said that the African National Congress was offered $10 billion a year for 10 years if it would build temporary housing for Americans in case of an eruption.
The potential eruption of the supervolcano, one of the biggest in the world, has been a hot topic ever since videos of animals allegedly fleeing the area before an earthquake were posted online. Although the veracity of the claims haven’t been backed up, dozens of bloggers and others have been trying to figure out what, if anything, is going on.


One of the latest theories is that the U.S. Geological Service and its partners, which keep an eye on the caldera, are hiding data from the public.
The Praag article says that the South African government fears that placing so many Americans in South Africa could dramatically change the country.
“South Africa will not be part of the plan, because there is a risk that millions of white Americans could be sent to South Africa in an emergency situation and that this would pose a risk to black national culture identity,” Dr. Siph Matwetwe, spokesman for the Department of Foreign Affairs, is quoted as saying.
“We have our own challenges, even if there is enough housing and infrastructure available, it will destabilize the country and may even bring back apartheid.”
The gigantic volcano in Yellowstone has erupted three times over the last two million years, covering a huge area of surrounding land. Maps from educational institutions and government officials project that up to 17 states could be fully or partially impacted if the volcano erupted again. The far south of Canada could also get hit, as well as the far north of Mexico.
 
The Praag article says that the South African government fears that placing so many Americans in South Africa could dramatically change the country.
“South Africa will not be part of the plan, because there is a risk that millions of white Americans could be sent to South Africa in an emergency situation and that this would pose a risk to black national culture identity,” Dr. Siph Matwetwe, spokesman for the Department of Foreign Affairs, is quoted as saying.
“We have our own challenges, even if there is enough housing and infrastructure available, it will destabilize the country and may even bring back apartheid.”

LOL
 
I wouldn't want to live in that shithole of a country anyway, volcano or not. Good riddance.
 
Even if it was a good idea, I doubt you or I will be on the list to go there to escape when the shit hits the fan.
 
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I wouldn't want to live in that shithole of a country anyway, volcano or not. Good riddance.

It's not the country that's messed up....Africa is loaded in natural resources, abundant farmland, oil, gold...
 
The Praag article says that the South African government fears that placing so many Americans in South Africa could dramatically change the country.
“South Africa will not be part of the plan, because there is a risk that millions of white Americans could be sent to South Africa in an emergency situation and that this would pose a risk to black national culture identity,” Dr. Siph Matwetwe, spokesman for the Department of Foreign Affairs, is quoted as saying.
“We have our own challenges, even if there is enough housing and infrastructure available, it will destabilize the country and may even bring back apartheid.”

"The whites can't come here! They will disturb our harmonious existence of murder, rape and AIDS."
 
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Relocate to South Africa?

This makes no sense at all. First from a logistics standpoint, South Africa would have to be one of the most difficult areas to reach from the U.S. Anyone who has ever traveled there knows it takes a LONG time even by air. Second, with a population close to 350 million, it's going to be impossible to relocate any significant portion of the population anyway. There's only so much transportation capacity.

I wonder if this is some plan on the part of South Africa to generate a boost in tourism.
 
Paying countries megabucks to promise to take refugees in the event that something that hasn't gone of for centuries does go off within the decade?

The sole purpose of the U.S. government at this point is to borrow money so we can pay bankers more interest. There is no other even slightly logical reason for its actions.
 
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