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

Captain still refusing boarding request. Says US mother vessel has no maritime signature, only flying US flag. Name is blacked out


Probably Blackwater.

Mercs in the Gulf.
WTF is going on.

ANYONE can make claims and post bullshit. Doesn't mean it's true. Why you tools are falling for this I'll never know.


I will make that choice on whats Bullshit and whats Fact..NOT YOU!

Now would you please STOP impersonating My Wife!

Renegade, is the Gulf the U.S.;s all the way to the northern shores of the south of the Gulf?

I would have to check, but at a minimum it is 200 miles offshore..perhaps as much as 1200, depending on which country is doing the interpretation. US territorial waters all the way to the Mexican border.

Something like 10% of the worlds submarines are gathered in the Gulf of Mexico. What the fuck are they all doing there or rather what the fuck are they looking for? DED shows 12 US, 2 French, 3 British, 2 Russian, 1 Canadian, 3 German, 1 Israeli and 2 Unknown submarines



HEY! The above reminded me of a thread about a year ago about a gathering of world vessels at sea somewhere - and how odd it was,china, us, european, middle eastern - really really odd grouping, and did we ever find out what they were gathered for? hm? interesting

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Renegade, is the Gulf the U.S.;s all the way to the northern shores of the south of the Gulf?

I would have to check, but at a minimum it is 200 miles offshore..perhaps as much as 1200, depending on which country is doing the interpretation. US territorial waters all the way to the Mexican border.


Renegade, man, I suggest you check if you haven't already...LOL

Just one source:

[link to www.straightdope.com]

Under federal law: "The seaward boundary of each original coastal State is approved and confirmed as a line three geographical miles distant from its coast line or, in the case of the Great Lakes, to the international boundary." In Skiriotes v. State Of Florida, 313 U.S. 69 (1941), the United States Supreme Court held that within the three-mile limit, "[w]hen its action does not conflict with federal legislation, the sovereign authority of the State over the conduct of its citizens upon the high seas is analogous to the sovereign authority of the United States over its citizens in like circumstances." At the time, the U.S.'s territorial sea was three miles wide, so the states had the same territorial jurisdiction as the federal government. In 1988, President Reagan extended the U.S.'s territorial sea to 12 miles. The states' territory was left at the three mile mark. For historical reasons, Texas and Florida's claims in the Gulf of Mexico are three marine leagues, which is about nine miles.

do you really think that one must travel 200 miles off the coast to legally gamble in intl waters on a casino boat or fly 200 miles off shore before being served a "free" cocktail over intl waters? Really?

Where the HELL is the common sense and education in this f-in country??!!

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speed

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

Something like 10% of the worlds submarines are gathered in the Gulf of Mexico. What the fuck are they all doing there or rather what the fuck are they looking for? DED shows 12 US, 2 French, 3 British, 2 Russian, 1 Canadian, 3 German, 1 Israeli and 2 Unknown submarines
AC

wow...
AC


26 submarines in the GOM seems excessive

Related? :

Thread: Australia Joins 10 Other Nations in WAR GAMES...





June 26, 2010

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.

The Rim of Pacific Exercise (RIMPAC), which began on Wednesday and continues until August 1, is designed to build unity among allies and deter rogue nations like North Korea from acting militarily.

"It does send a little bit of a message of deterrence because as nations we can come together and operate together quickly and have increased capability and capacity to do things and respond to events," Commander Greg Hicks of the US Navy's Third Fleet told AAP.
[link to news.smh.com.au]

Is there an update from the Swedish guy presently on an oil skimmer in the Gulf who checked in last evening and who pretty much corroberated that something was going on with a French sub?Is there anyone on a vessel on the Gulf who is in a position to update us?If true those poor sailors must be running out of oxygen any time soon! I have a very strong feeling that this has been a controlled leak.The French Government or someone in it must have wanted this to get out.How long has it been since the OP went to bed? It should be mid-morning over there now,mid Sunday morning with folks in Church.A lot of venues close on a Sunday in France.We shall see what transpires.We who watch and wait..............

here, setting up

here, setting up



Okay... someone tell me how it is possible for the OP to have the same user ID at his apartment. The User ID is a hash of the IP which must also be the same.

here, setting up



Okay... someone tell me how it is possible for the OP to have the same user ID at his apartment. The User ID is a hash of the IP which must also be the same.

here, setting up



Okay... someone tell me how it is possible for the OP to have the same user ID at his apartment. The User ID is a hash of the IP which must also be the same.

Is it because he is going though the same proxy?

Something like 10% of the worlds submarines are gathered in the Gulf of Mexico. What the fuck are they all doing there or rather what the fuck are they looking for? DED shows 12 US, 2 French, 3 British, 2 Russian, 1 Canadian, 3 German, 1 Israeli and 2 Unknown submarines
AC

wow...
AC


26 submarines in the GOM seems excessive


Maybe because of this :


Related? :

Thread: Australia Joins 10 Other Nations in WAR GAMES...





June 26, 2010

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.

The Rim of Pacific Exercise (RIMPAC), which began on Wednesday and continues until August 1, is designed to build unity among allies and deter rogue nations like North Korea from acting militarily.

"It does send a little bit of a message of deterrence because as nations we can come together and operate together quickly and have increased capability and capacity to do things and respond to events," Commander Greg Hicks of the US Navy's Third Fleet told AAP.
[link to news.smh.com.au]