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Subject What's going on? Gas wells in TX over pressure!

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Look up synthia. The oil is being eaten in the gulf, producing gas, increasing pressure,just like at the sink hole. Edgar Cayce was right on the money. The entire gulf and New Madrid are screwed. Many warned that this self-replicating microbe would never stop eating once released,eating radioactive oil, mutating uncontrolably and repeatedly. Now moving up the auqafiers of the gulf, getting into the water supply. What will this do when consumed by humans? This is real man made doom here folks. Was synthia produced in the East? Maybe it should of been named Mabus. Peace out peps!  http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1279988/Artificial-life-created-Craig-Venter--wipe-humanity.html
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On June 13, 2007, BP made a long-term research and development deal and an undisclosed equity investment into a company named Synthetic Genomics Inc. based in Rockville, Maryland. Synthetic Genomics was co-founded by Dr. J. Craig Venter to commercialize genomic-driven technologies. (1) Genomics is the scientific study of the entire DNA sequence of an organism’s genome. A genome is 
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Original Message I work for a mobile instrumentation company In Beaumont Texas. We service instruments that communicate wirelessly in several different fields and industries. This weekend we received over 140 Calls for instrumentation checks and calibration, All of which were natural gas wells. Is anyone seeing anything like this in other areas?

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