HUGE Louisiana sinkhole!!!!

Quick, somebody light a match.

OH!! NOOOOO!!! Doom for South Louisiana and South Mississippi!!

Oh that's not good. Not good at all.

Could set all of North American ablaze.. bo0m do0m.!!

[link to www.bad] goose/letters/oct2010/BURNING%20OF%20THE%20USA.pdf/

bleh.. damm word filters.

[link to ebookbrowse.com]

This is the same one that has been bubbling Methane gas AND is getting closer to the Butane cavern.

Well, THAT'S not a good sign!

I've never heard of one, and maybe it's no big deal, but "butane cavern" is a pretty terrifying mental image.

Doom on.

* huge , not hugh , damn dummy south people

Chevron is shutting down pipelines!


[link to www.examiner.com]

All we need is propane now!

I hope it does not get there.

i know!
wtf!

but we speculated this would happen after the bp spill
just took a bit longer than we thought
like so many other things which move slower than anticipated
but, it appears it is happening
the south is gonna blow

got a bad feeling about this.

[link to www.examiner.com]
less than 50%
posting for those who haven't read this:

Two years ago, after BP's Deepwater Horizon catastrophe began, scientists observed methane concentrations in the Gulf up to 10,000 times higher than normal and corresponding oxygen depletion levels. Methane is a greenhouse gas 20 times more potent than carbon dioxide. Two years ago, residents along the Gulf reported the water "bubbling" and "hissing." For two months, Bayou Corne area residents have been reporting their swampland bubbling and a diesel odor.

Early warnings after the Gulf catastrophe began were that high temperature oil gushing from the rupture could melt the methane hydrates (clathrates) at the ocean bottom, leading to massive methane release to the surface. Methane at such a profound depth would be under thousands of pounds of pressure, like fracking fluid injected into deep gas wells to fracture the gas-bearing strata, releasing the gas for extraction.

If any of the melted methane at the ocean bottom has access to strata which could also fracture, could it travel horizontally underground for some distance, to surface miles away?

In “The Worst-Case Scenario,” a frightening "low-probability" scenario was described on Huffington Post by DK Matai, Chairman of Asymmetric Threats Contingency Alliance (ATCA) & The Philanthropia. Matai highlighted the possibility of the "massive bubble trapped for thousands of years under the Gulf of Mexico sea floor" exploding and setting off a "tsunami [traveling] at a high speed of hundreds of miles per hour."

"There are serial resistances along channels, say along stata or their boundaries; transverse resistances between channels; and transverse capacitances which are voids where gas can be stored at applied pressures," retired neuroscientist Paul Brown explained to Deborah Dupré Saturday. "In the case of a long-lasting increase of source pressure due to an undersea rupture, as the gas travels along the longitudinal channels, pressure buildup is slower and slower at greater and greater distances.

from another thread....



'Back in Jan. of this year, I was heavily researching the 'mystery booms' that had started popping up all over.

On one of the USGS forums I was using, a man claimed to know what was causing the booms and then went into great detail on what to look for.

His post, and the entire thread have long since been purged.

However, what he said stuck with me and from that point on I was waiting for the signs.

He claimed that the booms were the result of Super Fracking that had exposed a large underground cavern that sat against an exposed section of a subsection of the Madrid fault. That when this happened they knew they'd messed up big time. From then on the US Gov has been undergoing a 24/7 operation of keeping the cavern pressurized with fluid, to prevent the methane from travelling through the fault and destabalizing it.

He claimed that, if methane bubbles started appearing in the gulf, it would be a sign that the US efforts had failed and that the methane was now free flowing.
He said if we started to see methane bubbles and sinkholes around the gulf coast, it would signal a window of weeks before a cascade failure occurs.

When the methane forces it's way through the fault, the resulting force will rip up the entire fault complex and end up ripping the entire Mississppi River valley a new one.
He estimated at least 100 miles on either side of the Mississppi as being underwater. The new continental divide.

[link to www.onepetro.org]

this continental divide was predicted by edgar cayce in his map of the future, realize now that he passed away back when world war two finished, but his map was used for the US navy, it shows most of the western US under water and the middle part as well as the madrid flowing with water from the great lakes and the mississippi.

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How close is the sinkhole to the US oil reserves
which are kept in salt domes in Texas and Louisiana ?



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Do you have a link or picture of the map? That would be cool to see!

Thanks to all & whomever pinned this!

Not sure that would make much difference.

Here is a local video with some pics!

That's ok by me if it's ok bayou...

Last Edited by BRIEF on 08/09/2012 01:24 PM