Sparky,
Iris the distributor of earthquake information presented by this YouTube video after a brief internet search appears to be a valid and scientific organisation correlating earthquake information.
Yes it does. And here's its conclusion:
"Our conclusion that the global threat of large earthquakes has not recently increased is based both on the lack of statistical evidence that regionally declustered seismicity is temporally heterogeneous on a global scale and on the implausibility of physical mechanisms proposed to explain global clustering. The estimated global rate of very large (M > 9) earthquakes is still very uncertain because only five such events have occurred since 1900. The recent elevated rate of large earthquakes has increased estimates of large earthquake danger: The empirical rate of such events is higher than before. However, there is no evidence that the rate of the underlying process has changed. In other words, there is no evidence that the risk has changed, but our estimates of the risk have changed."
Note the "not recently increased" in the first sentence.
In a fairly extended exchange we had a while back you said explicitly that the rate of earthquakes had risen, and you did so to imply that it was a portent of some kind. Are you saying:
1. That you did say that?
2. That you did not say that?
3. That you can't remember whether you said it or not?
There are no other options.