932. Smoldering volcano in Los Angeles: underground explosions
932. Smoldering volcano in Los Angeles: underground explosions Dr. Claudia Albers, Planet X Researcher As I have shown in previous articles, tar, and methane oozing from the ground across from the La Brea Tar Pits indicate that volcanic activity is going on in the ground below Los Angeles and that therefore a volcano is in the process of forming in this region (see Article 915: Something alarming is happening underground in California) [1]. Now, reports of manholes displaced (at least 3) as a result of underground explosions suggest that the process of magma rising to the surface in Los Angeles may not be far off at all. The fact that smoke is coming from the ground is a very bad sign, which indicates that magma is probably not far behind. Figure 1. Manhole displaced. This seems to be a very heavy manhole, it would take a violent explosion of gases from a volcanic vent to displace it ( Source: DAHBOO77, 16 June 2019) [2]. Figure 2 . Smoke rising from the ground,