Topic: New Madrid Fault

FEMA has issued a Request for Information (RFI) for millions of pre-packaged meals and hydration supplies, coinciding with earthquake drills in British Columbia. The hosts speculate about the "New Madrid" fault line and whether these drills are preparations for a man-made seismic event.

Adam Curry revisits his theory that the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) was responsible for the mass bird deaths in Beebe, Arkansas. He cites a local news report showing a stationary, high-energy "blotch" on weather radar at the time of the event, which the National Weather Service could not identify as precipitation or smoke. Curry suggests the birds flew into a high-energy force field created by HAARP testing related to the New Madrid fault line.

The hosts discuss the upcoming National Level Exercise (NLE) 2011, scheduled for May, which focuses on a catastrophic earthquake scenario along the New Madrid fault. John C. Dvorak offers "earthquake tips," suggesting that residents of major cities should simply leave for unaffected areas like Sacramento or Palm Springs rather than stockpiling supplies. The episode concludes with a reminder to support the show through donations and a look forward to the Thursday broadcast.

The mass bird deaths in Arkansas are linked to a triangulation of the New Madrid fault line, suggesting potential testing of HAARP or sonic wave technology. FEMA and various state agencies are preparing for "NLE 2011," a national-level exercise in May 2011 simulating a 7.7 magnitude earthquake in the central United States. ABC News has also aired segments warning of the catastrophic risks associated with the New Madrid Seismic Zone.