An earthquake of magnitude 6.2 hit the border of Russia, China and North Korea today around 1pm UTC, only 608 kilometers from Pyongyang. And I'm having a very hard time thinking this suspicious seismic activity is not related to the deployment of the US Navy mobile platform SBX-1 radar, which left Pearl Harbor on March 22 toward the North Korean coast as part of the escalated tensions between Washington and Pyongyang. I had zero doubts in my mind that this earthquake was harb made, though it was most likely just a ranged test or a warning. But considering the warm hunger pressure of the United Nations, the military activity of the US Navy in that area, the positioning of North Korean missile launchers, and the latest calls of Pyongyang for evacuation of foreign embassies, I'm expecting another bigger earthquake of magnitude 9 plus anytime soon. This huge platform is not a conventional radar. Its phase deraise can fire tons of electromagnetic radiation onto the ionosphere that overheats and refracts the ionized beams onto specific targets. Check the links embedded on this video for more information.