00:00Of course it seems so. The Indian-Dutch geological expert Sari Frank Hoogerbeets has just predicted and published, or within
00:11the past few hours, a very serious prediction and has foretold upcoming earthquakes.
00:18Very important information will be shared during this episode. Please don't go far. I prepared this information for you today,
00:27Wednesday, February 8th at around 7.30pm Syria and Turkey time.
00:33So you can document this video, quoting the Dutch geological expert who amazed the world with his previous prediction. Don't
00:42go far. We'll be back in a few seconds.
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01:19Now, before we get into what the geology experts said.
01:23Officially there are 9,000 dead in Turkey. 53,000 injured in Turkey.
01:28Officially 7,000 buildings have collapsed.
01:31As for Syria, officially there are 2,500 dead, more than 5,000 injured and more than 2,000 collapsed
01:39buildings across Syria.
01:40As for the Dutch geological expert, Frank Hoogerbeets.
01:46Frank Hoogerbeets, who predicted or previously predicted the earthquake in the eastern Mediterranean or the devastating earthquake that struck both
01:54Turkey and Syria.
01:55In reality, it struck Turkey.
01:58But its effects reached Syria. The epicenter was in Turkey.
02:01But its effects reached Syria due to the proximity of the two countries to each other.
02:06For those unaware, the earthquake in Turkey was also felt in Egypt according to our Arab brothers across Arab countries.
02:13This might be new information to some.
02:16People in Lebanon felt it.
02:18People in Jordan felt it.
02:19Armenia felt it too.
02:22Armenia felt the earthquake.
02:23And more importantly, Kuwait felt the earthquake.
02:26Saudi Arabia felt the earthquake too.
02:27Depending on where people were living in Saudi Arabia.
02:30Imagine that.
02:31The earthquake happened in Turkey.
02:32But it was so strong that people in Kuwait felt it.
02:35Some people in Kuwait woke up terrified.
02:38They thought the earthquake was there.
02:39Especially those on the upper floors.
02:41The people of Kuwait.
02:43And our people in the Gulf confirmed it.
02:45I asked friends from these countries and they confirmed this to me.
02:49Okay.
02:50But that's because Syria is geographically closer to Turkey.
02:53Especially northern Syria.
02:55Especially since the earthquake zone stretches 150 kilometers from Karaman Marash to Aleppo in Syria.
03:01So all this area surrounding this seismic zone was destroyed or heavily affected.
03:06Anyway, let's get back to our important discussion.
03:09The Dutch geological expert Frank Hoogerbeetz predicted that lunar geometry would cause this.
03:15That strong seismic activity will continue in the coming days.
03:20Especially on February 8th.
03:22That means today.
03:24Wednesday, February 8th.
03:25But it's not over yet.
03:27Especially on February 8th.
03:28It is likely that the earthquake will be of a magnitude of 6 on the Richter scale.
03:34There is a slight chance but it still exists for a seismic event greater than 6.
03:41That is like what happened on February 6th at dawn on Monday.
03:45The Dutch expert continued and said that the aftershocks will continue in central Turkey.
03:52And their magnitude may reach 5 or 6 on the Richter scale.
03:57Of course, 6 means a strong earthquake.
04:00Above 6, the earthquake is destructive.
04:03And why?
04:03If a 6 magnitude earthquake happens in central Turkey or again in Karaman Marash.
04:09Or God forbid if it happens on the Syrian plains.
04:11The buildings will collapse immediately.
04:14The buildings that were poorly constructed will all collapse.
04:17Now thank God there might not be any human casualties because everyone who was in those damaged buildings in Turkey
04:23has been evacuated.
04:24The Turkish government evacuated all the residents and sent them to tents.
04:28Yes, there are 100,000 tents in the affected areas.
04:32In preparation to move them to hotels in Turkey at the state's expense.
04:35But the houses that weren't damaged, the ones with only minor cracks, will definitely collapse if this earthquake happens.
04:43Yes, so the aftershocks are still ongoing.
04:46Some people are saying that these aftershocks will continue until the end of February.
04:51The Dutch expert revealed this for the first time.
04:53The major earthquake that struck Turkey had a magnitude of 7.8 on the Richter scale.
04:59And it was immediately followed by a second earthquake with a magnitude of 7.5 on the Richter scale.
05:06He said that he predicted this and expected the earthquake on February 4th and 5th.
05:11Why?
05:12Why?
05:12What did he base his prediction on?
05:15Regarding the earthquake on February 6th, he said,
05:18I saw that on February 4th, there was a conjunction between the Sun, Mercury, and Uranus.
05:24There was also a conjunction of the Sun, Venus, and Jupiter.
05:29And most importantly, the Moon was full.
05:33And most importantly, the Moon was full.
05:37The Dutch scientist and expert explained that such a conjunction could result in massive seismic activity.
05:46The earthquake in Turkey and Syria is an example of that.
05:50The Dutch expert explained that this is what reinforced it.
05:53Okay, alright.
05:55We saw a conjunction, the Sun, Mercury, and Uranus.
05:59And we saw a conjunction, the Sun, Venus, and Jupiter.
06:03And the Moon was full.
06:04So could this mean that this huge earthquake and the destructive one could have happened in any area on planet
06:13Earth?
06:13Why did the Dutch expert specifically predict it in the eastern Mediterranean or in southern Turkey, as he said in
06:20the famous tweet?
06:21Simply the Dutch scientist addressed this issue.
06:23He mentioned all these factors.
06:25And at the same time, he was monitoring increased seismic activity in this area.
06:31And what he said is absolutely correct.
06:34Go back to this channel's videos.
06:36From two months ago.
06:37About two months ago.
06:38I told you earthquakes were happening every three days.
06:41Every two days there was an earthquake.
06:43Every four days there was an earthquake.
06:45And I personally predicted for you that there would be a massive earthquake hitting the eastern Mediterranean two months ago.
06:51Even before the Dutch expert said anything.
06:53I predicted it myself.
06:55Go back to my videos.
06:57I warned you.
06:57I said, oh Allah, I have conveyed the message.
06:59Bear witness.
07:01Word for word.
07:02I warned everyone.
07:03Why?
07:04I was relying on the repeated tremors and earthquakes, as he said.
07:08And besides that, I had a very strong feeling.
07:10Don't ask me what that feeling was.
07:12It kept telling me and confirming that an earthquake was coming.
07:15Are you from this area?
07:16I'm from Syria.
07:18Subhanallah, I just feel like something is going to happen in the country.
07:21I had a feeling and I was 99% sure that there was going to be a big earthquake.
07:26Especially with the repeated tremors.
07:28This is what Turkey had been experiencing for the past two months.
07:32Yes, the earthquakes were mild, but they kept recurring.
07:35And people were getting scared.
07:38So imagine if the moon was full on February 6th.
07:42This is also what the Dutch geological expert explained.
07:46He said that there was some seismic activity in this area.
07:50This is what made him predict that the earthquake would specifically hit southern Turkey.
07:55And this is what led him to make his prediction.
07:58Especially since the Turkish region, especially Karaman Marash and even Aleppo.
08:02This region has previously witnessed massive and more destructive earthquakes.
08:06He also predicted that the moon would cause earthquakes today, February 8th.
08:13And on February 10th, which means the day after tomorrow, Friday.
08:17But their magnitude will not exceed 5 or 6 on the Richter scale.
08:216 is a strong earthquake.
08:23A very strong earthquake.
08:24And it could destroy many houses.
08:27So be careful.
08:28I am with you.
08:29Ahmad Al-Dara, host and presenter of the show, Shousaier.
08:32Stay safe.
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