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Silvio Berlusconi, the Italian Prime Minister, is so fricking rude. He told a German TV station that the 17,000 people left homeless by the Abruzzo earthquake should consider themselves to be on a “camping weekend”. His idea of roughing it is the G20 Summit.
The Italian PM is known for his gaffes. He compared a German member of the European Parliament to a concentration camp guard and described Barack Obama as “young, handsome and suntanned.”
Young handsome and suntanned does not equate to having the best interest of your people at heart. Most certainly referring to disaster victims as heading out for a camping trip is, something an asshole would say. Then again Obama said he didn’t speak Austrian. “It was also interesting to see that political interaction in Europe is not that different from the United States Senate. There’s a lot of — I don’t know what the term is in Austrian — wheeling and dealing — and, you know, people are pursuing their interests, and everybody has their own particular issues and their own particular politics.” Hello, Obama… most Austrians speak German. uggh.
Berlusconi’s own government denied scientific evidence and now he laughs in their faces. Giampaolo Guiliani posted it on the internet and vans drove through town with warnings.
The other percentage of voters who did not vote Obama gave warnings as well.
Video Interview with Giampaolo Guiliani, April 1, predicting the major earthquake that hit Central Italy. Intervisa a Giampaolo Guiliani ( Previsione Terremoti)
Few believed the warnings of a major earthquake that hit central Italy this week, predictions that could have helped minimize the damage and death in Central Italy this week.
The epicenter of the earthquake occurred almost on top of the major fault line that runs north–south along Italy’s Apennine Mountain Range and a minor east–west fault line that runs across the center of the country that produces frequent small earthquakes. http://blogs.physicstoday.org/newspicks/2009/04/2009-laquila-earthquake.html The fault lines nearly make the sign of the cross; perhaps God was here and no one was listening to him either.
Certainly no one listened to the earth’s warnings. Preceding the days leading up to the 6+ magnitude there were numerous tremors, but not enough to phase people into evacuation. No risk management. preparedness management, fatality management, no simulations. Little of nothing, so instead, 100’s of people in the province of L’Aquila, a 80 miles (130 km) east of Rome, were crushed in their beds when the earthquake struck at 3:32 a.m., leaving thousands homeless.
Few took note of “Giampaolo Guiliani, a seismologist at the nearby Gran Sasso National Laboratory in Abruzzo, who predicted, following months of small tremors in the area, that a much bigger jolt was on its way. The researcher had said that a “disastrous” earthquake would strike on March 29, but when it didn’t, Guido Bertolaso, head of Italy’s Civil Protection Agency, officially denounced Guiliani in court last week for “false alarm.” “These imbeciles enjoy spreading false news,” Bertolaso was quoted as saying. “Everyone knows that you can’t predict earthquakes.” http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1889644,00.html
Italy’s Civil Protection agency held a meeting of the Major Risks Committee, grouping scientists charged with assessing such risks, in L’Aquila on March 31 to reassure the townspeople. “The tremors being felt by the population are part of a typical sequence … (which is) absolutely normal in a seismic area like the one around L’Aquila,” the civil protection agency said in a statement on the eve of that meeting. Vans with loudspeakers had driven around the town a month ago telling locals to evacuate their houses after the seismologist predicted a large quake was on the way, prompting the mayor’s anger. http://www.globaltv.com/globaltv/bc/story.html?id=1469028
Guiliani was reported to police for “spreading alarm” and was forced to remove his findings from the Internet but the transcript translated is at the time of the this post available here from his March 24, 2009 explanation.
Enzo Boschi, the chairman of Italy’s National Institute for Geophysics and Vulcanology“Every time there is an earthquake there are people who claim to have predicted it,” he said. “As far as I know nobody predicted this earthquake with precision. It is not possible to predict earthquakes.” A coverup, a conspiracy, or a dispute over science, Guiliani got pretty damned close to predicting the catostrophic event.
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Translation of another YouTube video reporting Giuliani’s declaration after the earhquake. Your comment now… there is the risk tomorrow I could be put in prison. It’s not true, it’s false earthquakes can’t be foretold. It’s almost 10 years since we can foresee events within a range of 120-150 km far from our detectors. In the last 3 days we saw a strong increase of radon and radon’s significant increase above safety threshold implies strong earthquakes… but last night even seismographic room could have realized a big earthquake was to happen because the noise… at least my seismograph… my seismograph revealed a big earth tremor and we had it online… everyone could notice and a lot noticed it and understood tremors were getting more and more intense.
Even, let’s say, classical technology could foresee the earthquake yesterday evening…
It could have… yes, if someone had been at work… in the proper places or if someone hade cared. It’s almost 10 years since we can foresee events within a range of 120-150 km far from our detectors. Last night we experienced the worst night in our lives…
Of course, you are among the evacuated people…
Yes, I’m among the evacuated people and all my family is out. We saved ourselves but there are a lot of children who died… so these… these… these canonic scientists who can foresee everything and who can say earthquakes could never be foretold… they knew earthquakes can instead be foretold.
Translated by Elisa Camozzi
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