Ken Ring: 'I predicted the Christchurch quake'

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Ken Ring is a fishing commentator, but after predicting the date of last week’s quake his opinions are being followed by thousands.

Ken Ring is a fishing commentator, but after predicting the date of last week’s quake his opinions are being followed by thousands.

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26/06/2012 7:56:40 p.m.

Greg wrote:

I don't think there is such thing as being 'rude' to this deluded old fool. John did what had to be done.

29/08/2011 3:35:58 p.m.

Frank wrote:

This is the most Disgraceful interview I have ever watched. John you are an idiot!!! How can you say that Ken scares people when all you and your journalist buddies ever talk about is murders and rapes and terrorists every single day, that is what scares people not a guy that makes valid predictions to try and give people an idea of when an earthquake may hit. You keep going on about how science doesn't back him up and that they say earthquakes can't be predicted, just because they can't predict them doesn't mean they can't be predicted!!! Maybe they are looking in the wrong place! I think it is simple to see that the moon and other planets play a huge part in earthquakes for the simple fact that the moons gravitational pull controls the tides, and when other planets come in to play the forces on the earth are alot greater and it's these forces that are causing the plates to move. It is so painfully obvious I feel sorry for you that you are so single minded.

21/07/2011 8:47:05 a.m.

Nat wrote:

Whether the guy is a nut job or not, it was sad to see John treat Ken like an idiot. I guess I expect more out of John...

5/07/2011 2:02:34 p.m.

Dave wrote:

If people want to believe Ken ring then that is there choice. I thought that we were a tolerant western society. Not a medieval hoard on a witch hunt. People believe in Gods and higher beings, but we cant proove they exist, yet its illegal to discriminate against them. the work has been don "classicly probably over 100 years ago"- Kevin Berryman, can I point out that this is before Technionc plate theory was around.The moon can cause small earthquakes this is known, but earthquakes are triggered by loading of fault lines. So whats to say that a small fault line slip could not transfer energy to make a larger fault slip. After all the September quake was 4 slips combined? Or is that just to obvious a question to ask?

26/06/2011 8:27:42 p.m.

jake wrote:

nice work john, this interview cracks me up. Funny how moon man is making a come back now. time to re-interview, and shoooot him down.

22/06/2011 8:48:02 p.m.

Rach wrote:

"......the big ones that are destructive they are actually going to end after April...." (Ken Ring). How about June 13...???hmmmmm. I don't believe him. ha. One of the best interviews ever. John Campbell did his research. Well done.

9/06/2011 9:57:12 a.m.

dee wrote:

Mr. Ring is scaring people.i dont belive him.please dont do this........

7/05/2011 9:43:07 p.m.

brent wrote:

john,got to say you were rude to him

24/04/2011 4:26:26 p.m.

Charles wrote:

Terrible interview-without giving Ken Ring a chance to explain his theories, John attacks him, right from the word go. Bad, bad journalism. While John said he would allow people to make up their own minds, he attempted to do it for them and put Ken in the realm of crystal ball seers. Terrible interview by John-good on Ken for putting him in his place.

19/04/2011 6:51:28 p.m.

Raaange wrote:

Sometimes a human can only take so much crap,John Campbell merely said what we wanted to.