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

This embassy envelope story from Paris does not smell good:

[link to www.businessweek.com]

(extract)
The anti-terrorist unit of the Paris police, which usually handles cases like this, wasn’t called in, a police official said, adding that the embassy may have decided to handle it internally or that the incident may not have been serious enough.



Now, look what happend at the US-embassy in Chile in May 2010:

(oh shit - it's a link from Reut-ars) - I'm not linking and not quoting the original text, a bit modified.

A student from Pakistan was arrested Monday at the US-american representation in Santiago de Chile.

Official police source said the explosive was Tetryl, a compound used as a trigger to help detonate explosives. Only small remainings were found on his documents and mobile phone.

(Want to see original article from Reut-ars??? - G..gle the words <american embassy Chile pakistan explosive>)


What's strange about both stories?

The french anti-terrorist police is not called in, which usually handles cases like this, but in Chile the anti-terrorist task force is called, because this poor Pakistani student had traces (and only traces) on his documents and cell phone, he was not aware of. He has been arrested and charged for terrorist activities. Several days later he was released from prison, because THEY could not hold up the story. Now it's a dead story - nobody knows and definitively in Chile nobody cares...

This french story does not make sense. The US embassy is covering-up the truth.

That post was on page 354 by me.

Here's the BBC link:
[link to news.bbc.co.uk]

FROM the 'other' thread: One of notre subs manque !!!!!!!!!

Thread: One of notre subs manque !!!!!!!!!

Mostly debunked from what I have read...but he posted just now:




Beaucoup de beaucoup de beaucoup d'accidents. La boîte de Pandoras a été ouverte ! ! ! Arène claire immédiatement

Babelfish says: "Many much much d' accidents. The box of Pandoras was open! ! ! Clear arena immediately"

in that other the thread, the "Frenchman" claims to be at a listening station in the north east (in the UK), the only listening station i'm aware of in the north of England is Menwith Hill, near Harrogate; i believe it has some connection with the American National Security Agency. There's also an old Royal Navy transmitting station nearby called Forest Moor, which i understand is now run by Vosper Thornycroft and still carries out work for the Ministry of Defence. Forest Moor, if i recall rightly, was mainly used for communicating with submarines, but i do stand to be corrected on that (no time for googling at the moment)

As for the business with "Anelka", i wouldn't read too much into that, i often use footballers names as user names, Nicolas Anelka is probably the highest profile French player in the English League at the moment.

Thanks for the info.. Anelka wasn't used as a user name.. poster from Spain called the poster Anelka

... and have been since 9/11.

I have been following this thread from the beginning made a couple of comments. Now from the beginning of this thread I have been bugging my Father-in-law ( who worked for Nalco in the late 70's, and invented some kind of polymer to keep coal dry on trains got a nice dinner from them after they patented his stuff so he quit and went into teaching )to tell me something about Nalco but he changes the subject, I find his evasion weird, and I also find it odd I know someone who worked for Nalco. If I spelled Nalco wrong sorry.

Corexit stimulating the morphing? Where did that assumption come from?

Are we now chasing a wild goose down the lane where when the Corexit has half life extended to minimal effect, then we get no more morphing?


While we're on the subject of alien bugs, why hasn't one single one of the Brit poster mentioned this:

"By Kath Gourlay and Mark Rowe Sunday, 5 December 1999

Steel Eating Microbes Threaten To Devour Britain's Ports!

...scientists have found a steel-eating microbe munching its way through the engineering structures of up to 90 per cent of British ports and harbors.

.....
Port authorities in the UK are on high alert after a study found that nine out of ten British ports are affected by the microbes, which attack vital structural support systems in salt water environments, corroding sheet piling and leaving girders looking as though they have been riddled with bullet holes.

A whole mixture of bugs are involved, interacting with one another to produce hydrogen sulphate gas that leaves ports smelling of rotten eggs. The condition, known as Accelerated Low Water Corrosion, is caused when surface bacteria which use oxygen establish a colony and then interact with other bacteria that do not need oxygen, creating a "bacterial soup" in which the microbes can flourish.

.... as the bacteria grows, it gathers in the nooks and crannies of underwater structures and produces an acid which eats into the metal, turning it bright orange.

...."The bacteria can go through sheet piling like a knife through butter", said Craig Donald, director of CorrOcean, in Aberdeen.

A manager of a second firm of Scottish corrosion engineers admitted his firm has found what he describes as "strange and virulent beasties" in water as deep as 180 metres. Felixstowe has been particularly badly hit. ......

Professor Frank Walsh, of Portsmouth University's applied electrochemistry group, warned that the bacteria worked with devastating speed."

No link to original story, but came up in comments on a YT video "Something In The Gulf is Turning Steel To A Molten Liquid!" which seems to have been censored.

I have two questions I'd like answered, if anyone knows:

Is this microbe limited to salt water environs?

Does it adapt to and grow in human salt water environ?

UK steel-eating microbes link from 1999:

[link to www.independent.co.uk]

If they paid your FIL for his time (on the payroll) they owned him. All his bases are belong to them.

That is because this old style office FFE (furniture, fixtures and equipment) did not contain plastics. The old desks are made of wood with no poly fillers. The old phones were 100% metal, all the parts.

Please recall that the unleashed, uncontained microbes are eating all petroleum products, i.e. plastics. We've already had a little chat here about that.

>>Corexit stimulating the morphing? Where did that assumption come from?

Are we now chasing a wild goose down the lane where when the Corexit has half life extended to minimal effect, then we get no more morphing?
<<

We speculated way weeks ago that the alien microbe released from beneath the earth's crust with the oil/asphalt/methane eruption - mixed with the Corexit which may also be nano-engineered in some way to facilitate algae development for a renewable energy source - has surprised BP et al by somehow combining with whatever is created by the oil/Corexit mix to produce the gold isotope (which has weird magnetic properties and may also be radioactive) through a budding process. This isotope, however, is not stable and keeps morphing - ie, it is alive! Secondly, it seems to have a lethal effect on people of high melanin production, suggesting that the hemoglobin of those individuals is susceptible to this substance, which is both new and living - and reproducing.

So I speculated further that if some sample of this stuff was in the dipomatic deliveries, with a "do not open" until 10/13 message, that it might be that the active ingredients in the Corexit would by that point in time be sure to be inert.

I think the steel-eating bugs, which "Bugman" sees and which you confirm with your references above, are probably another side-effect of the oil/Corexit combination. With the North Sea drilling going on so near to the UK, it is entirely possible that a similar eruption has occurred there, but has not been publicized as there hasn't been an explosion or obvious mortalities.

Just speculatin'...

May God damm the British corporate nazis for their subterfuge.

There are others which should be considered for damnation, but let's start with the British nazi. If we can get them down, that will bring down a lot of the US nazis schemers, plus others worldwide.

If the Brit corporate rats knew about the microbes before they came and unleashed them in the GOM, may God damm their souls forever. They have no right to walk among us.

WHAT TO DO? WHAT TO DO?


A B C s, listen up! Get to somebody and talk to them, somebody in an official capacity to do something. We're not just Monday-morning quarterbacking here. We're in the middle of this horror!

Poster on another thread claiming to see a skull sinking to the ocean floor early this am, then a head with a face sinking down. We've got people living on the Gulf coast reporting to officials that body parts washed ashore after the DWH explosion. Normally, you'd expect bodies to wash up.

Please find someone who will listen and tell them:

1. These microbes feed on petroleum and related atom-based material.

STOP FEEDING THEM!

2. These microbes are agitated by electro-magnetics, and when agitated go into a frenzy where we do not know if they are feeding, multiplying, or both!

STOP AGITATING THEM!

Reports are that this corexit mixture has now made it's way into the food chain...

[link to www.godlikeproductions.com]



Last Edited by Karu on 07/30/2010 08:55 PM

Peeps, if you're in Southeast USA, there are some things to do right now, not in any insane rush, just do it on a casual basis.

All your food in plastic containers should be stored in glass or metal. For example, put mayonnaise in a glass jar and cover with tinfoil tied with string if you don't have a metal lid.

Put oils and dressings in wine bottles, or some such, and cork with a real cork, not a plastic cork.

Plastic clothing? You may want to search out cottons and woolens in the second-hand stores. Wool blankets and cotton or wool socks.

Look around where you live and see what you can convert to a natural product.

Forget about the plastic on your vehicles. If we're having trouble with plastics holding up, you won't be using your car anyway.

Once this thing is out-of-hand, and until we can get it under control, electricity may not be available because there is too much plastic in the grid.

Don't eat the seafood!

My statement here may sound a little outrageous, but I'm talking about slow and easy making certain adjustments. It may not get far enough to be of great consequence. These suggestions are "just in case."

Peeps, if you're in Southeast USA, there are some things to do right now, not in any insane rush, just do it on a casual basis.

All your food in plastic containers should be stored in glass or metal. For example, put mayonnaise in a glass jar and cover with tinfoil tied with string if you don't have a metal lid.

Put oils and dressings in wine bottles, or some such, and cork with a real cork, not a plastic cork.

Plastic clothing? You may want to search out cottons and woolens in the second-hand stores. Wool blankets and cotton or wool socks.

Look around where you live and see what you can convert to a natural product.

Forget about the plastic on your vehicles. If we're having trouble with plastics holding up, you won't be using your car anyway.

Once this thing is out-of-hand, and until we can get it under control, electricity may not be available because there is too much plastic in the grid.

Don't eat the seafood!

My statement here may sound a little outrageous, but I'm talking about slow and easy making certain adjustments. It may not get far enough to be of great consequence. These suggestions are "just in case."

a polymer that keeps coal dry during open aired train transportation, is sticking out in my head as a precursor to some kind of protective insulation to underwater mining/agriculture properties...?

This is the reason they are using Corexit:

"A whole mixture of bugs are involved, interacting with one another to produce hydrogen sulphate gas that leaves ports smelling of rotten eggs. The condition, known as Accelerated Low Water Corrosion, is caused when surface bacteria which use oxygen establish a colony and then interact with other bacteria that do not need oxygen, creating a "bacterial soup" in which the microbes can flourish."


This horror show seems to be about killing all the bacteria in the water, including all sealife, in hopes of stopping the abiotic bacteria from creating a "bacterial soup."

If they ever tell the truth, we'll likely learn that the GOM has been covered in Corexit, to disburse and sink the oil into underwater plumes, PLUS another pesticide to kill off everything else in the Water.

Damm the high and mighty elites! They already knew and TOOK THE CHANCE that they could control "small" bugs and "small" people.

the key hasn't been found "YET"

How long?

Well they is why the Odessa group want to take the next step. Something or someone is blocking this.

Nuke option.

serious you guys who look into this I am not a searcher just a looker

Last Edited by silvervega on 07/30/2010 09:28 PM

So the future of our species depends on Krispy? She better get busy!

NBC Nightly News tonight. Scientists talk about dangers of CoreExit.

[link to www.msnbc.msn.com]

Anything "poly..." the microbes will eat. If you coat the coal with a polymer, the bugs will eat it.

First things first.

It is good to have you post!

I've been following this thread since it started. It now seems the OP is just throwing out weird details and the regulars guess at what he could possibly mean. He never is completely concrete. It is geting boring. I will however, occasionally clickon this thread to read what some of you are suggesting. Not a shill comment.

If there is no label on your bedsheets or your clothing, and you want to know whether they are made of plastic (polyester) find an under seam, strike a match and quickly hold it to the very edge of the fabric, then pull the flame away.

If it is polyester, the charred edge will be hard, like melted plastic. If the fabric is cotton, linen, wool, etc. the charred edge will be soft and you flick away the char.

If you store chlorine as a liquid, it must be in a container that light does not go through. In the ol' days, Clorox came in a brown glass jug. Perhaps chlorine can be stored in a glass container wrapped in a brown paper grocery bag.

I feel very positive that chlorine can kill this microbe when applied topically, and possibly, if a key can be found to get into the genetic link.

If forked-tongue, Double-Dutch does not want to kill off the microbe, there seem to be some in the oceans up that way and we'll let him tend to those. Poser Dane!

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