When I predicted the costliest natural in ten languages

I am posting this here because it is when I predicted the costliest natural in detail using ten languages a “biggest ever Japan tsunami”. The shortest way to say March 11, 2011 in detail before it cost 340 billion dollars at the “June 15, 1896” epicenter is simply “June 15, 1896”. There is no shorter, more complete ways to express a March 11, 2011 danger before March 11, 2011 comes to pass than June 15, 1896. You maybe could get away with calling it an “1896 tsunami” before March 11, 2011 cost 340 billion dollars one day. Maybe a “June 15” Tsunami or even a “Battle of Kosovo” Tsunami if you needed to describe it without mentioning "June 15" but still inferring "June 15" Tsunami or even a “Battle of Kosavo” tsunami those work if you don’t know how to spell Kosovo right all the time like I estimate I did do hundreds of times specifically but even those misspelled descriptions correctly describe March 11, 2011 in detail before the most expensive day for humanity ever reportedly occurred. Forty billion dollars insured losses paid for March 11, 2011. March 11, 2011 most expensive day ever with a “June 15, 1896” magnitude at the “June 15, 1896” epicenter pushing the “June 15, 1896” wave height 114 feet to the centimeters the nearly ninety miles required to demolish precisely the same "people celebrating Shinto" coastal areas of the same "people celebrating Shinto" cities that were likewise affected on “June 15, 1896” resulting in the “June 15, 1896” number of casualties. The maximum height of the tsunami was roughly the same in 2011 as it was last on "June 15, 1896", about 114 feet high at the village of Ryōri in Iwate Prefecture (today, Ōfunato-shi, Sanriku-chō, Ryōri). That means you are a crook.