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Subject Death of the Buoys. . . R.I.P. Buoys . . decommisioned for telling the truth...

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well, its about that time.
one after another, lots and lots of important buoys are sadly taken out of commission....

for years they have done their job, warning people for tsunamis and shit, but now, one by one all you see on the map is a red dot.

http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/

especially on the west coast of south america, its all red dots there

the lights are going out on the buoy map.

why?

it is not that the buoys are broken and in need of maintenance, but that their reports are difficult to explain.

When an island as Sandy Island Disappears (An island off New Caledonia, in the Coral Sea)  its hard to explain when they have data from a buoy, which shows them a dropping seafloor.

so they will have to tell the truth.

In stead of telling the truth, its better to decommission the buoys that give those readings.

so, goodbye buoys, youre time is up...
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Can you please post link to the buoy data that indicates;

When an island as Sandy Island Disappears (An island off New Caledonia, in the Coral Sea) [b]its hard to explain when they have data from a buoy, which shows them a dropping seafloor.
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That would really bolster your argument.
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Original Message well, its about that time.
one after another, lots and lots of important buoys are sadly taken out of commission....

for years they have done their job, warning people for tsunamis and shit, but now, one by one all you see on the map is a red dot.

[link to www.ndbc.noaa.gov]

especially on the west coast of south america, its all red dots there

the lights are going out on the buoy map.

why?

it is not that the buoys are broken and in need of maintenance, but that their reports are difficult to explain.

When an island as Sandy Island Disappears (An island off New Caledonia, in the Coral Sea) its hard to explain when they have data from a buoy, which shows them a dropping seafloor.

so they will have to tell the truth.

In stead of telling the truth, its better to decommission the buoys that give those readings.

so, goodbye buoys, youre time is up...

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