Comments by "" (@artstation707) on "The Wall Street Journal" channel.

@GodfatherWolf These tend to strike defenceless populations, or those who might one day avenge past offenses. Therefore, these are likely man-made events. A divine strike would destroy all of God's enemies, and there'd be no coming back from it.
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It's a guilt thing.
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@mysterypetal6196 Doesn't Morocco have large deposits of fertilizer or some valuable mineral? Perhaps this was to gain access to that, or maybe to soften up the infrastructure for some related nefarious purpose. The leader of a French political party placed into power said he was, quote: "devastated" by this.
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It almost looks like CGI in some cases. If it's real, it's not good.
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@michaeldeierhoi4096 It just looks suspect in one or two of those videos, but if it's real, who am I to doubt it? Looks like a molten fissure corresponding with "plate boundaries." It can't be a good thing.
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@michaeldeierhoi4096 I'm not talking about localized hazards. All non-induced earthquakes may result from imbalances caused by previous earthquakes. In other words, if "plate boundary" faults fill with magma at shallow depths, earthquakes will occur away from them... in diverse places.
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