My pair of articles at rense.com (September 9 and 17) analyzed the causal factors and potential consequences of the Fukushima radioactivity-carrying jet stream on the weather system over North America. One of those related disasters was the electromagnetic triggering of the Chiapas-Mexico City earthquake.
Smoke and vapor from West Coast forest fires were pinpointed in those articles as a massive threat, lifting radioactivity into the skies, thereby magnifying the scale of lightning strikes, especially across California. That prediction has proven to be accurate to a tee. In large quantity, free-floating radioactive isotopes have the capability of generating lightning and triggering earthquakes along with many bizarre atmospheric effects.
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