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

West Central. The majority of our weather systems come straight from the panhandle in the Gulf.

Are you in North Georgia? Have you seen the silent lightning?

Thanks, you guys should listen to this.

Yes, ATL..ish. Been dry as a bone, all storms have been just south of the city toward you. I haven't heard thunder in a month.

Oh, Lord, I still remember that one!

Hopefully it is not filled with soldiers.

Anyone else having trouble with staying online?

Oh for f*cks sake!!!

+1

Large enough for tanks, etc...

cryptography...

We haven't had rain either! We see it on the radar, we see on the news when they say 'heading your way' on the Atlanta news stations, but it never makes it and no thunder. I will look on weather.com and see the darkest red storm systems on the dopplar radar, but it never gets here and even though it shows right over my road, it's not here. And as bright red as those systems show on the screen, it should be thundering like crazy, but it isn't. Lightning only, no rain.

We did have a drizzle for about 10 minutes last week, that's been it though.

... I was just reading a comic book where the protagonist said, "... a military coup, that's the only thing that can save us from where our dictators are taking us!"

How interesting.

I still think that a national act of repentance before God can do the trick.

Worked in the bible.

If I may ask, what does +1 imply?

Please explain how you got the word "antifreeze" from this article. I just checked the link and it reads "lubricating oil" which is not the same thing. Antifreeze goes in the radiator, oil does not.

Has the word in the article at Yahoo news been changed?

It's not just BP's oil in the Gulf that threatens world's oceans

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A sobering new report warns that the oceans face a "fundamental and irreversible ecological transformation" not seen in millions of years as greenhouse gases and climate change already have affected temperature, acidity, sea and oxygen levels, the food chain and possibly major currents that could alter global weather.

"This is further evidence we are well on our way to the next great extinction event," said Ove Hoegh-Guldberg, the director of the Global Change Institute at the University of Queensland in Australia and a co-author of the report.

"We are becoming increasingly certain that the world's marine ecosystems are reaching tipping points,...

Volcanic activity and large meteorite strikes in the past have "resulted in hostile conditions that have increased extinction rates and driven ecosystem collapse," the report says. "There is now overwhelming evidence human activities are driving rapid changes on a scale similar to these past events.




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yes sharkhunters and Orca but they are from WW2 and german
An sub called Orca and lateron renamed in

A multitude of U-Boat Skipper's, officers and crew are in the Membership of SHARKHUNTERS and contribute to the KTB with their personal memories of the Kriegsmarine and service in the U-Boats during WWII.


ORCA - navigation softwear
overview of the orca navy professional ecs software with support for additional military layer (aml) chart data.
[link to www.sevencs.com]

The Royal Dutch Navy uses the nick name "Orca" for the GIPSY trainer
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Orca (Germany), Submarines - Submarine and submersible designs
The Orca design is based on the German Navy Narwhal vehicle and is built of amagnetic non-corrosive steel similar to that used in the German Navy MCMVs.The vehicle is designed to carry out a broad range of covert missions and is able to operate autonomously in the littoral environment carrying out visual and sensor reconnaissance operations, intelligence gathering and anti-mine warfare tasks.The 'dry' vehicle allows divers to exit and enter through the top or bottom of the hull using a lock-in/lock-out chamber. Stealth is assured as no air bubbles are emitted and the water is not disturbed in any way.The Orca can be fitted with a five-step telescopic mast carrying above-water sensors such as colour video camera with pan and tilt functions, together with HF/VHF radio antenna and GPS antennas. A second video camera fitted in the bow is used for classification and observation. An obstacle avoidance sonar with a range of 200 m is also mounted in the bow.Up to five divers (including the pilot) can be carried to a range in excess of 150 n miles (depending on mission profile and equipment carried). The vehicle can operate autonomously for several days and carries a 96-hour emergency life-support reserve. Communications equipment (which includes VHF radio, short-wave radio, intercom and UWT) allows the vehicle to carry out target updating and final mission planning while en route to the target area.It exhibits a very low acoustic and magnetic signature.The submersible is very manoeuvrable even at low speeds, while maximum speed

Just a reminder.

The oil spill is moving with the loop current, which means it will make it out into the Atlantic. The World's oceans produce most of our atmospheric oxygen (marine organisms-photosynthesis) and oil is toxic to most of these organisms. The oceans are already acidifying, and marine life is declining globally because of good old fashioned pollution.

My point- are we at the tipping point for a global die-off due to oxygen depletion? At current rates of synthesis, it would take 2000 years to replace what is in the atmosphere now. Think about it.

References:

Oil toxicity to marine organisms
[link to www.sci-tech-today.com]

Oxygen replacement rates
[link to jgp.rupress.org]

Great find ;)

HA! Great minds think alike. I was writing while you were posting. Good post btw.

I don't buy into Global Warming charade. Sorry Roxi

Karu, +1 plus one, in agreement.

Tnx :D

I freely admit that this whole affair has become quite surreal and I feel like tuning right out. But I know that I can't.

"Regarding the use of Corexit oil dispersants, Dudley said they have been approved by the EPA and been used in the Gulf for a long time but he acknowledged that they've never been used in the quantities they have been with this effort. As for their toxicity, he said "many things have a toxicity level, including dish soap," adding that Corexit's toxicity is "not far off" from that.P

EPA "approved" but for what? To what use has EPA approved the use of something like Corexit?

I'm wondering now if EPA "approved" Agent Orange before it was sprayed in 'nam on the natives and the soldiers.

just noticed i forgot to include link:
[link to www.benzinga.com]

That is called SYNCHRONISY !!!
And that is guiding us and giving us clue's

Often I let the pc guid me and I end up at pages with good information ;)

IIRC the salinity of the oceans are decreasing due to the polar caps melting. The gulf stream is a salt water engine.

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Went through pages again, you may have missed some polkadots, I'm not sure. Look for P164 cargo.. and P181 navy.. .
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It means "I agree"

The more you agree, the more zeros you put in behind the 1 as in +1000!

There sending the Blimp to the Gulf


Navys MZ-3A Airship To Assist In Largest Oil Spill Response In History

[link to beforeitsnews.com]

Thank you :) and thank you too Anonymous Coward: 1001520