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

left click on the ship in uestion and a box of info about it pops up. "Show vessels track" is in red. click on it and the map will show the track.

Holy Crap, did anyone see the video in this thread?????

Thread: Water Samples Prove Toxic, Sample EXPLODES


Yes...horrifying, isn't it?? especially considering all those people in the water....and the kids having so much fun in that contamination..

[link to www.youtube.com]

Can't imbed, but MUST SEE!

Admiral Allen says that there is a NOAA sonar ship around the Gulf checking for leaks. Also, Admiral Allen is concerned about methane bubbles or hydrocarbons (methane hydrates) leaking from the sea floor.

Another snippet from an AC on the new thread about keeping the well capped:

"The other leak is 5 to 7 miles away. This other leak was found and mapped by the BOAA research ship Thomas Jefferson. Also reported by Matt Simmons on msm. For visual proof, take a look at figure 20 on page 24. This is a graphical illustration of what they found.
Link: [link to www.noaa.gov]
Note: The smaller red column just behind and next to the BIG column is the present well leak (has white circle around its bottom). The BIG red column is the other leak. Its size, by height and width, shows that the volume that is escaping is much more than the Macondo well when it was leaking without a cap.

There are other, smaller, leaks as well.

Some say this other leak comes from BP's first exploratory well they drilled into this formation, which also had a blow out and which they abandoned. Matt Simmons says this and MMS documents did provide two well permits (sorry, no link).

Others say it is a crack opened up by the Macondo blow out. There are four leaks (columns) lined up in a nearly straight line, which would indicate a crack.

[link to www.noaa.gov]

Columns, anyone?

Another snippet from an AC on the new thread about keeping the well capped:

"The other leak is 5 to 7 miles away. This other leak was found and mapped by the BOAA research ship Thomas Jefferson. Also reported by Matt Simmons on msm. For visual proof, take a look at figure 20 on page 24. This is a graphical illustration of what they found.
Link: [link to www.noaa.gov]
Note: The smaller red column just behind and next to the BIG column is the present well leak (has white circle around its bottom). The BIG red column is the other leak. Its size, by height and width, shows that the volume that is escaping is much more than the Macondo well when it was leaking without a cap.

There are other, smaller, leaks as well.

Some say this other leak comes from BP's first exploratory well they drilled into this formation, which also had a blow out and which they abandoned. Matt Simmons says this and MMS documents did provide two well permits (sorry, no link).

Others say it is a crack opened up by the Macondo blow out. There are four leaks (columns) lined up in a nearly straight line, which would indicate a crack.

[link to www.noaa.gov]

Columns, anyone?

Another snippet from an AC on the new thread about keeping the well capped:

"The other leak is 5 to 7 miles away. This other leak was found and mapped by the BOAA research ship Thomas Jefferson. Also reported by Matt Simmons on msm. For visual proof, take a look at figure 20 on page 24. This is a graphical illustration of what they found.
Link: [link to www.noaa.gov]
Note: The smaller red column just behind and next to the BIG column is the present well leak (has white circle around its bottom). The BIG red column is the other leak. Its size, by height and width, shows that the volume that is escaping is much more than the Macondo well when it was leaking without a cap.

There are other, smaller, leaks as well.

Some say this other leak comes from BP's first exploratory well they drilled into this formation, which also had a blow out and which they abandoned. Matt Simmons says this and MMS documents did provide two well permits (sorry, no link).

Others say it is a crack opened up by the Macondo blow out. There are four leaks (columns) lined up in a nearly straight line, which would indicate a crack.

[link to www.noaa.gov]

Columns, anyone?


WOW, good find. On page 20 you can see columns

Russia set to buy Mistral with transfer of French technologies

The Mistral class ship is capable of transporting and deploying 16 helicopters, four landing barges, up to 70 armored vehicles including 13 battle tanks, and 450 personnel.

"We are also planning to use this helicopter carrier in northern latitudes, in ice floe. For that we will need to reinforce the hull of the ship, but it will not seriously change its structure or technical equipment," the source said.

The Russian military has said it plans to use Mistral ships in its Northern and Pacific fleets.

Many Russian military and industry experts have questioned the financial and military sense of the purchase, and some believe that Russia simply wants to gain access to advanced naval technology that could be used in the future in potential conflicts with NATO and its allies.

go to site, look at actual pics of the fabled L9013

[link to en.rian.ru]

It's 5am and the kid has finally stopped coughing long enough to get into a nice sleep, bless him, thats where I'm heading too, happy sleuthing all.

No, it isn't lost city, I remember that one. This one has the couple the woman's name is ? after wine. But I don't remember it being Kurt Austin, I think it was one of the Oregon files, oh I hate it that I can't remember I feel like a dumb old lady but I do recall that Juan impersonated a tourist at the "tortilla factory" and of course went off the tour and found the underwater lab. I also remember that it was so hot near the vents andthat the lab blew up and they thought Juan had been killed in the explosion but of course he was saved. Maybe it was his sidekick and not Juan, oh I give up, my memory sucks and the sad thing is I just read that book last summer.

I know this may seem lame because I can't remember, which is driving me crazy but...There is a Clive Cussler novel about some algae that grows off the coast of Mexico due to heat dispensed from a "tortilla factory" which is actually a front for some underwater lab that released some kind of super heated water that caused all kinds of problems. I wish I could remember the name of the novel but I know for a fact the author is Clive Cussler. Sorry...

Oh yeah, really enjoyed reading it too. Give me an oar, I'm in the same boat. Didn't remember it being Mexico though. Oh well. That's TPTB's way of hinting through the media of sorts I guess. lol


is it this?

Lost City

Kurt Austin, leader of the National Underwater and Marine Agency's Special Assignments Team, battles international evildoers again in the fifth installment of this excellent series. There are several parallel plots: a mysterious aviator has been found frozen in a massive glacier; a mutant seaweed is threatening to choke the world's oceans; a giant submarine is roaming the thermal vents of the deep sea area known as the Lost City; and the secretive, arms-dealing Fauchard family, run by ruthless black-widow Racine and her homicidal son, Emil, is up to no good. Also there's a mysterious 16th-century helmet, a search for the philosopher's stone and an island of filthy, mutant cannibals. Austin's love interest is lush, sensual Skye Labelle, an archeologist specializing in arms and armor ("She had a good body, but it would never make the cover of Sports Illustrated"). Kidnappings, hair's-breadth escapes, fierce battles, strange science, beautiful women and plenty of action add up to vintage Cussler. Of course, one of the secrets of the genre is to waste no time on ancillary details: "Before long, a cigar-shaped object came into view"; "Before long, they were stepping out of the cockpit onto the deck." Readers will find that, before long, they're racing through the pages as Austin and his band of merry men fight to stop the Fauchards from reaching the ultimate evildoer's goal: world domination.

BACKUP (Just in-case) of all Krispy's Summary/Resumé's to Date! (At the time of this post)

Also this was done to make things a bit quicker for all of you's great researchers on this thread.

If you want...just create a new folder on your computer, (RIGHT CLICK, SAVE TARGET AS) to download each of the (.htm) webpage files of all of Krispy's Summary/Resumé's to Date into that new folder you created. That way you got whatever Summary/Resumé part you want to view quickly


Thanx, all done :)(I needed the instruction, tech-o-phobe you know)!



Ok, so before I go digging for all the resumes, has someone posted a complete from the start resume? If not, I will try to put one together from the start.

Let me know the page number, I am still trying to catch up from my three days of madness and I am resting on the couch today. I also did a LOT of research last night and I have made some startling discoveries. Bone chilling really and it's frightning. I want to get a grasp on the whole thing before I post a ton of links to science journals and try to break down to easily explainable language.

something like this ??

NOTE: I have a Robots.txt file loaded on my server to STOP Search Engines from picking-up the hard work krispy has done that's temporary loaded on my server

Summary of relevant or important postings PART 1 Pag 1-50
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Summary of relevant or important postings Part 2 pag 51-75
[link to www.yankeewaterfowler.net]

Summary of relevant or important postings Part 3 : pag 76-100
[link to www.yankeewaterfowler.net]

Summary of relevant or important postings Part 4 : pag 101 - 125
[link to www.yankeewaterfowler.net]

RESUMÉ of all relevant postings , PART 5 , Pag 151-174
[link to www.yankeewaterfowler.net]

RESUMÉ Part 6, Pag 151-174
[link to www.yankeewaterfowler.net]

RESUMÉ relevant postings, Part 8 , pag 200-225
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RESUMÉ relevant postings, Part 9 , of pag 225-249
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RESUMÉ relevant postings, Part 10 , of pag 250-274
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For those that missed this, please watch ! Someone needs to contact this guy and invite him to this thread !

Thanks AC!

one thing to keep in mind everyone, is that the submarines will have a crush depth somwhere in the order of 2000 ft.

They will operate near that only in the most dire emergency.

Whatever is happening here if it is in direct access by the submarines is probably 1800 ft or less.

Hovever, it the subs are deploying ROV's of their own, then all bets are off.

And another 6.2 EQ..alaska.......gettin kind of crazy

And another 6.2 EQ..alaska.......gettin kind of crazy

do you have a link

I used to look to this site, everything is black ??
[link to aslwww.cr.usgs.gov]

And another 6.2 EQ..alaska.......gettin kind of crazy

do you have a link

I used to look to this site, everything is black ??
[link to aslwww.cr.usgs.gov]

[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

[link to www.youtube.com]

Can't imbed, but MUST SEE!

Admiral Allen says that there is a NOAA sonar ship around the Gulf checking for leaks. Also, Admiral Allen is concerned about methane bubbles or hydrocarbons (methane hydrates) leaking from the sea floor.

Advise: How do I attach a recorded Gulf cam video (5 minutes worth) to a reply or new post?
I have video on that huge "White Gas Ghost" thing, from few nights ago.
Has anyone seen the two small objects that came out from under Ghost's bottom left side? (looked like 2 small transparent ships?

I have video saved in my Real Player Library

And another 6.2 EQ..alaska.......gettin kind of crazy

do you have a link

I used to look to this site, everything is black ??
[link to aslwww.cr.usgs.gov]