Gulf Oil Platform Explosion and Spill

This is a very good endeavour Lee.
My thoughts on this is that if you start collecting hints from everyone as you are doing in the thread you started in PA2 you 'll end up overloaded .
A good way to approach this is to build a team where everyone works on a subject that he has at heart and is versed in . Each one would then compile the infos pertaining to his subject and then make a synthesis and submit a resume that should cover a few pages maximum . And then of course a chapter could be added to the " booklet "now formed that would connect the dots together between all different parts .And at last but not least and equally if no more important a last chapter should be devoted to the power of our thoughts and how a non fearfull attitude and high vibrational level is what can overcome the mess that's taking place on a lower level .In other words raise the awareness level from the very bottom to the very top of the scale.

Much Love from me
mudra

LeeEllisMusic wrote:
OH - and anyone here that has a specialty or series of links that you would like to contribute, feel free to let me know!

Blessings,
Lee

lindabaker wrote:Kindra Arneson on Blog Talk Radio at 8 pm EDT That's ten minutes from now...wayward news network is the show she's on, and I do not know the host. Right now it's kinda religious, but Kindra will be interesting.

BP said Transocean's allegations are misguided and misleading
Energy giant BP has been accused of hiding key data needed to investigate the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster.

Transocean, the company that owned the oil rig, alleged that BP is refusing to hand over information it needs about the explosion.

The claim is made in a letter from one of Transocean's lawyers sent to members of President Barack Obama's cabinet.

devakas wrote:I am very thankful dear sisters and brothers for the info you post. with love

mudra wrote:Thanks Linda .
I missed it though .
Maybe you can make a short resume for us ?

Love from me
mudra

CORDOVA, Ak. -- The use of dispersants at the disaster in the Gulf of Mexico was carefully watched at the site of the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill in Alaska, and it caused great concern.
"Well intentioned people thought it was the right thing to do, and we may wake up to find that it was a tragic mistake, and we annihilated a bunch of life in the Gulf of Mexico, and traded that for perhaps cleaner beaches,” said Mark Swanson, executive director of the Prince William Sound Regional Citizens Advisory Council, or RCAC.
The RCAC has decided that dispersants should not be used to break up oil spills in Alaska, in part because of the cold climate.
But the other reason is concern about how poisonous dispersants are, and how the way they break up oil into tiny droplets could affect marine life.

"Very simplistically, dispersants are great if you're a bird, and bad if you're a fish. But we've done lots and lots of studies in the intervening twenty years that show that oil in the water at a very, very low, almost parts per billion level, has tremendous impacts on larvae of salmon, the larvae of herring,” Swanson said.
Swanson said there are good reasons to use dispersants in some cases, such as a small oil spill, or one where an endangered species is threatened. But he said just the size of the BP disaster makes it uncharted territory for dispersants.
"This is an experiment on a scale the world has never seen before, and so what are the long term impacts to the Gulf of Mexico?” Swanson said. “Nobody knows that, and we probably won't know that in six months, or in eight months, or in two years, or even in five years."

BOB CAVNAR: “If it [oil & gas] comes into the formation, basically, you’ve got uncontrolled flow to the sea floor. And that is the doomsday scenario.”


Why is this important?

At an August 19, 2010 press conference, National Incident Commander Thad Allen referenced the possibility that that formation around the wellbore may have collapsed. See:

*DEVELOPING* Feds admit FORMATION may have COLLAPSED around bottom of wellbore — This is why annulus is blocked, NOT cement (VIDEO)

UPDATE: Feds provide further evidence that the FORMATION has COLLAPSED around BP’s Macondo well (VIDEO)

Here's a word for a lady in Mississippi, Linda St. Martin. She addresses Haley Barbour, Gov. Asking to be heard even while she's avoided with pseudo-polite entreaties to take a seat, she presses further to demand that the Gov. appoint conservationists and fisher-persons to the group. Every appointee / volunteer on the group is being overseen with BP collusion. Please listen to her:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0e5

Somebody is paying attention among Democrats in Gulfport. Ms. St. Martin is advocating for the fishing families and to address the creeping death she and her frightened neighbors are watching overtake their coastline and wetlands. She is presenting the death of an economy, a way of life and the abundant nature they have traditionally made their living within. She is also putting the reality in the government face; the death of estuaries, wetlands, the bathos of the Gulf of Mexico.

[Martin, a Gulfport native, has been organizing community meetings, working with the Mississippi chapter of the Sierra club and speaking out on issues relating to the April 20 Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.
She told the Jackson Free Press today that she did not like having to yell at the governor, but she was frustrated by his response to the oil spill.
"I hated having to do that," she said. "You don't know how distasteful that was to me. ... But, there is not a single shrimper or workboat person on that entire 34-member panel and they are the ones who are going to be the most directly affected." - Lacey McLaughlin]

The Gov does his level best to direct the conversation back to "Katrina recovery" and away from the growing reality of fishing families ... allowing them to fish and laying them open to possible litigation for poisoning.

When I first heard this rumour I had my doubts but Krispy has done some digging and surprise surprise, lots of coincidences..........

Something Just Went BEZERK in the Gulf of Mexico. The US Navy just sunk a French Submarine

My girl friend has a D.E.D link on her laptop from the French Embassy. (She works at the embassy)

Crazy traffic on DED

Boater chases mysterious periscope off Fort Lauderdale beach

Talk about the big one that got away.

Ryan Danoff was fishing with two friends about four miles off Hollywood beach Sunday when he spied what appeared to be a mast on the horizon.

Funny thing: There was no boat underneath it.

Danoff, a Fort Lauderdale fish farmer who's on the water at least three days a week, aimed his 31-foot center console Fishy Business at the mysterious upright and found himself eye to eye with a periscope.

"It was crazy," he said. "If it was just myself out there I wouldn't believe what I saw."

Danoff moved closer. "It took off," he said. Very fast, about 20 knots. The periscope sank beneath the waves, and whatever was below the surface blew its ballast, sending aloft a mighty hiccup of bubbles. After five minutes the sea lay once again undisturbed.

Danoff, 30, reported the episode to the Coast Guard. They said they'd get back to him, but never did.

Coast Guard Petty Officer Barry Bena said Danoff's information went to the proper authorities. "As of right now, they're still looking into it," he said.

So could it have been a Navy sub taking a peek at the beach? "It's kind of uncommon," Bena said. "But it's a definite possibility."

Australia joins 10 nations in war games

Australia, US, Indonesia, France and 10 other nations are flexing their military might in war games off Hawaii as part of the world's largest international maritime exercise.


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[quote:Anonymous Coward 996623]
the French sub S618 is one of these:The Triomphant class
"The Triomphant class of strategic missile submarines of the French Navy are currently being introduced into service to provide the sea based component of the French nuclear deterrent or Force de frappe, with the M45 SLBM. They are replacing the Redoutable-class boats. They are called SNLE-NG for Sous-Marin Nucleaire Lanceur d'Engins de Nouvelle Generation (New Generation Nuclear vehicle-launching submarines). They are roughtly 1000 (one thousand) times quieter than the Redoutable-class vessels, and 10 times more sensitive. It is designed to carry the M51 nuclear missile, which should enter active service around 2010."

(CHICAGO) - A biochemical bomb went off in the Gulf of Mexico on April 20, 2010--as dangerous and destructive as a nuclear blast.

While an atom bomb’s destruction can be measured immediately after detonation, BP’s unintentional biochemical bomb is a slow-motion explosion that's driving a continuing disaster. Unfortunately, lingering death occurs with both types of explosions.

Millions exposed to uncontrolled hemorrhaging, lesions, cancers

Recently, frustrated scientists presented evidence that millions of Gulf area residents were poisoned by the BP Gulf disaster. Worse, they believe that millions more could be exposed to long term poisoning.