(The Suruga Bay, Shizuoka Pref., Japan)British Empire, India, China, and Japan
You can see the exact location information on the earthquake that was set off at 5:13 a.m. on August 11, 2009.
The Izu Peninsula on the Tokyo Side of the Suruga Bay is a very unique mass of land, since it came drifting from the south over the Pacific Ocean. Its origin was very foreign compared with other components of the Japanese islands.
The Izu Peninsula touched and has been pushing the Honsyu Island (the largest island of Japan) since one million years ago. On extension of this movement, old Mt. Fuji was created 20,000 years ago and new and present Mt. Fuji was created 3,000 years ago.
So, strangely, when Abraham or Moses lived 4000 years ago or 3500 years ago, respectively, there was no present Mt. Fuji but more humble old Mt. Fuji...
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The Indian sub-continent started to collide the Asia Continent 70 to 55 million years ago and started to create the Himalaya mountains about 40 to 10 million years ago.
Even today, the Indian sub-continent was moving north at a speed of 4 to 5cm or 2 inches per year.
The Indian sub-continent however played a very important role in the human history, not only because it separated China from India but because wealth of India made England, and thus other European countries, rich.
While India was directly or indirectly governed by London for centuries, money India earned through trade with England was operated in London in sterling. Accordingly, the more India earned money, the more British got money to use for their own investment and profits. In other word, the more India earned money, the richer the U.K. became and the poorer India became.
To promote this devilish scheme, the British Empire trained young people in Cambridge and Oxford to be fully brainwashed with this colonialism doctrine, which made them wickedly clever and arrogant.
(http://tokyo-nagano.txt-nifty.com/smutai/2006/10/post_9e2e.html)
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What is worse, the British Government forced India to plant and grow poppies and produce opium, starting in the late 18th century. They sold opium to China to balance deficits accrued through importing tea from China.
In the middle of the 19th century, the British Government forced Indian people to produce 4,000 tons of opium per year, which is comparable with today's global opium production. They exported 85% of the production to China to earn five million pounds while Britain's deficit in trade with China was then three million ponds. Accordingly, a great quantity of silver flowed in England from China, making people in London and other European cities rich and richer.
Yet, Ching Dynasty of China tried to forbid import of opium, leading to the Opium War in 1841 and 1856.
Advanced weapons of the British military battered China. The greatest empire in Asia, namely Ching, lost the face. British officers and merchants in Shanghai and Hong Kong started to treat Chinese citizens as a kind of slave with full contempt, which was observed Japanese samurai who actually travelled there.
Those samurai survived through the civil war with the Tokugawa clan and later became leaders in the modernized Meiji-era Government of the Empire of Japan.
Indeed, in the late 19th century, modernization of military systems was the most important agenda for the Japanese people to cope with British and other Western powers.
However, more importantly, to justify this shameful past, the British Empire trained young people in Cambridge and Oxford to be fully brainwashed with this colonialism doctrine, which made them wickedly clever and arrogant.
(http://www2.odn.ne.jp/~had26900/about_souyaku/on_opium.htm)
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Today, the British Government could not colonize India and sell opium to China.
But Why?
Is it because they repent like a genuine Christian and are sorry for their past?
The key may be the Empire of Japan.
Yet, Princess Diana died in Paris on August 31, 1997...
(To be continued...)
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By the way, do you know that a water molecule in the human body circulates all over the body in 40 minutes or so?
If you drink a cup of coffee or a glass of wine, each molecule taken together is circulated in your whole body in about 40 minutes as long as it stays inside your body.
That is why 40 minutes must be a period for any human activity.
When you work, you had better take a break every 40 minutes.
When you run, you had better take a break every 40 minutes.
So, I suppose that a marathon runner must feel the first pain 40 minutes after the start, and then 80 minutes, 120 minutes, and 160 minutes...
Accordingly, a marathon coach must train his runner taking into consideration this natural phenomenon. Thereby, I call it "EEE Method for Physical Training."
And, an earthquake under the seabed might be influenced by some kind of circulation including sea water.
(So, when you deliver a speech in any assembly or gathering as a guest or a host or at a corner of the street, you had better curtail and finish it in 40 minutes or change topics every 40 minutes, since the official election time starts in Japan on August 16 for voting in the Lower House election on August 30, which is getting so serious as a national event of half a century in terms of its implication to "bona fide reformism"...)
Joh 8:17 It is also written in your law, that the testimony of two men is true.
Joh 8:18 I am one that bear witness of myself, and the Father that sent me beareth witness of me.