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To: combjelly who wrote (544123)	1/16/2010 7:24:28 AM
From: Taro	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1573908

Here your original statement: Although, in all fairness, it can. When enough ice melts off Antarctica and Greenland, both will experience increase seismic activity. But that won't influence Haiti. Here my question to that: How could you know??? You an earthquake or an ice cap scientist as well?? And here comes the twist, change the subject - as usual... It is on a different tectonic plate, Taro. That is basic knowledge. Didn't you take any geology classes? How about getting back to the original question, added some to make it easier for you to understand: How do you know that your Global Warming - assuming it causes earthquakes on Antarctica (both events highly questionable) - would not cause earthquakes on a different tectonic plate??? And a general one: Are you a earthquake scientist on top of being a global warming expert as well??? That said, I just wonder where you read that crap, that seismic activity cannot cause seismic activity at a different tectonic plate. Let me see... you took your so called 'geology classes' at the Wiki college, right? CJ, the autodidact Global Warming and Earth Quake Scientist. /Taro