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Subject Louisiana Sinkhole ‘Burps’. Signs Of Collapse Imminent?

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not to worry, nothing is going to happen...AS USUAL.
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I wish that was true.  But the evidence suggests otherwise.  :verysad:
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i know
i don't see how it can end well
i'd like to see the scenario where this can end well
given that we have a big hole that keeps growing, collapsing dome, radiaoactive material, methane hydrates, the deadly sulfide gas, constant tremors which usgs admits they do not understand as they are 2 different types of tremors, a fractured seafloor not far from the sink hole in geological terms, no msm coverage showing the masses are being kept in the dark despite the fact american lives are being affected and all americans should be aware of it (hey, msm, that's called reporting relevant news), who knows what in those caverns (of course we can believe the big corps and not worry because we know they wouldn't lie about what they put down there thinking nobody would ever find out), all the bubbling sites, difficulty drilling in some areas due to gas pressure, and a contaminated aquifer
yeah, gives me hope this will all work out just fine
i'm sure they'll find a tophat or junkshot soon and take care of this mess
golf balls and tires 
maybe they'll have kotex make them a giant tampon
because our tax dollars only pay for the best of the best scientists
who, of course, are willing to say/do what they're told (looking at you usgs and while we're on the subject, hello nasa)
but anyway...
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Original Message BAYOU CORNE, LA (WAFB) – Officials with the Assumption Parish Police Jury say the giant Louisiana sinkhole in Bayou Corne “burped” around 11:30 a.m. Tuesday. A few trees in the southwest corner of the sinkhole fell in during the event and vegetative debris and hydrocarbons came up from below the sinkhole. Texas-Brine removed all crews from the sinkhole and is checking the boom surrounding the area to make sure everything is intact

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