It seems that the Dutch scientist, Frank Hogrebits, is starting to get fed up with the amount of criticism that has come to him, after he dominated the media attention around the world since the devastating earthquake that struck southern Turkey and northern Syria on the sixth of last February.
In his latest comments on his Twitter account, today, Wednesday, he responded harshly to an engineer working for NASA.
And he answered, surprised by the words of one of the tweeters, who accused him of spreading rumors, saying: “Where did you say in the video that there will be a massive earthquake? I said the possibility is high and not certain. Do you understand the difference, my dear world?”
Massive earthquake
He added, asking: “How would you have responded if a 6.9-magnitude earthquake hit Turkey again on March 4 (the largest in 4 weeks)?”
This response came after one of the engineers in a NASA (exploratory robotics) laboratory, Amre Havazli, shared a video of Frank, in which he talks about a high probability of earthquakes in the first week of this March, and commented on it saying, “You spread and promote rumors and false news.”
And he added: “Who is this person who promoted a massive earthquake?!
doubt his words
The expectations of this Dutch scientist sparked controversy and terror at the same time, especially through the communication sites, especially after they coincided with reality, after he suggested that the Turkish earthquake would occur two days before it occurred (the February 6 disaster).
Likewise, last month, it was likely that stronger seismic activity would occur in the period from February 20 to February 22, which may reach its peak on the 22nd. The Tajikistan earthquake occurred at a depth of 10 kilometers, which is the strongest in recent days.
He warned of dangerous seismic activity in the first week of March, especially on the seventh and eighth of it
However, many experts and earthquake scientists have categorically confirmed that the movement of the planets has nothing to do with this topic, and that the date of the earthquake cannot be predicted at all, questioning the credibility of this man.
