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

KEWL! I'm close to both Barnes&Noble and Borders. I'm going to run out and get some groceries in this place today so I can pick it up while I'm out.
Problem with working at home...I spend too much time in this apartment. Are you going to get a copy to see if they spelled your name right?
I'm also getting a PayPal set up so I can get a "star."

Hello Hans and Renegade :D


Tnx for the info !
I will have a look in it when I find one,
do a quick peep and have a glimpse on our fame ...lol...

hello all

russia giving tech to others (vibrational calibrator) and now they are having joint exercises with norad

[link to en.rian.ru]

sounds a bit like the hitler-stalin alliance before the war...

(ps dots dont mean nothing)lol


Someone made me attentive of the fire on a russian airbase.

A translation of an article : [link to translate.google.de]

Is somthing FISHIE going on ???
See the comments in this thread : [link to www.militaryphotos.net]

Quote: "I am not saying it is not true but seems hard to believe:
Generally there's not too many trees on airfield, especially close to the runways and hangers... I don't see how the fire could have spread."


Russia's naval airbase in fire ...

Russia's Defense Ministry denied information about the fire at the "Naval Air Base" in the Kolomna district and the destruction of 200 aircraft

MOSCOW, August 3. Itar-Tass. Russia's Defense Ministry denied that appears in a number of media "information" about a fire at the "Naval Air Base" in the Kolomna district, which allegedly had been destroyed over 200 aircraft and helicopters.

"The Office's press service and information, the Defense Ministry denies appeared in a number of media reports about a fire at the" Navy Air Base "in the Kolomna district, - underlined in the message management. - No air base to the Navy in Kolomna district no. Reports of the destruction by fire of more than 200 aircraft and helicopters are an invention of journalists.

The department clarified, ITAR-TASS that really, "July 29, riding the fire spread to the territory of one of the units in the Kolomna district. "The result was a fire in the technical area, where there were write-offs and automotive equipment - reported in the Defense Ministry. - As a result of actions taken on the same day the fire was localized and extinguished."

read about the ruskie base fire earlier but did not want to make a paranoid connection

thnx krispy



funny that huh?

Fire spreading....

Newsflash on Dutch MSN video they are now worried for the nuclear power plant in Voronezh, Moscow region.

Snip from article....

"Trenches are being dug and trees felled around several nuclear facilities, news agencies reported. At the Russian Federal Nuclear Center in Sarov, 300 miles (485 kilometers) east of Moscow, fire reportedly breached the perimeter of the huge territory on Monday. The blazes were being doused by water-bearing planes and hundreds of firefighters were working to keep the flames away from any facilities."

[link to www.ajc.com]

Fire spreading....

Newsflash on Dutch MSN video they are now worried for the nuclear power plant in Voronezh, Moscow region.

Snip from article....

"Trenches are being dug and trees felled around several nuclear facilities, news agencies reported. At the Russian Federal Nuclear Center in Sarov, 300 miles (485 kilometers) east of Moscow, fire reportedly breached the perimeter of the huge territory on Monday. The blazes were being doused by water-bearing planes and hundreds of firefighters were working to keep the flames away from any facilities."

[link to www.ajc.com]



SEA OF FIRE ????? ... guys ????


Edit : I am off for a couple of hours,
have funn all ...
xx hugs from holland !!!

Here is the latest from Sorcha on the fires in Russia and the flooding in China.

Russia Burns, China Drowns: US To Blame?
[link to www.whatdoesitmean.com]

Here is the latest from Sorcha on the fires in Russia and the flooding in China.

Russia Burns, China Drowns: US To Blame?
[link to www.whatdoesitmean.com]

Here is the latest from Sorcha on the fires in Russia and the flooding in China.

Russia Burns, China Drowns: US To Blame?
[link to www.whatdoesitmean.com]

US to blame? Hmmmmmmmmmm, perhaps retaliation for Russian intervention in the GOM?

Here is the latest from Sorcha on the fires in Russia and the flooding in China.

Russia Burns, China Drowns: US To Blame?
[link to www.whatdoesitmean.com]


Just in for a quicky ...

Horrible and goosebumping article Renegade !!!!
What a monster ... (u know who)

I did and do have a feeling that these fires and water is intentionaly ... for more reasons then mentioned in the article ...

I dont blame the majority of the citizens Tex ...
But indeed the Holes that sit on their Black-pitch Asses !!!
Those groups have not only americans as(s) members ... those snakes and reptiles are found in every country.
They dont have harts ... the only have black holes in their chests!

Most common people are great !!!
Most common people would not do this to their neighbours or worldcitizens ...

I love you all here on this thread!
:bighug:

Go figure. I called the local Barnes & Noble to see if they had Nexus magazine and they are all sold out. She said to keep on checking back in case the new (aug) issue just hasn't come in yet.

The girl I just talked to said I was about the 10th person to ask about that magazine today....

I dont blame the majority of the citizens Tex ...
But indeed the Holes that sit on their Black-pitch Asses !!!
Those groups have not only americans as(s) members ... those snakes and reptiles are found in every country.
They dont have harts ... the only have black holes in their chests!

Most common people are great !!!
Most common people would not do this to their neighbours or worldcitizens ...

I love you all here on this thread!

BP has covered the Gulf with two million gallons of Corexit containing butoxyethanol, which is a carcinogen that is useful as a solvent for resins, lacquers, varnishes, and enamels. In other words, it can dissolve plastics.
nj.gov/health/eoh/rtkweb/documents/fs/0275.pdf

OP reported buoys popping went dropped to the water. We think those were plastic buoys.

Remembering the flocking OP reported on the French submarine and curious whether a plastic exterior coating on the sub might attract Corexit's solvent properties, the following is information a quick check shows about submarine exterior coating.

Submarines are coated with biologically active antifouling coating systems containing ablative cuprous oxide.
[link to www.nstcenter.com]

"The most successful principle in use today for the protection of ship's hulls against this unwanted growth is the release of bioactive materials from antifouling coatings.

Antifouling coatings containing a mixture of cuprous oxide and triorganotin compounds in combination with sophisticated release mechanisms are considered to be today's most efficient systems. ...... During the last decade, however, environmental aspects have become a top priority in the development of new biocides for antifouling coatings."
[link to www.sciencedirect.com]

Something on the underwater equipment being shown to us on BP cam screens is attracting bugs, or a type of flocking to that equipment.

We've never been told what is the "cargo" and are left to wonder whether the sub-flocking is due to the cargo.

Some of you reading know a little about submarines. Please give us your thoughts on whether the bioactive protective coating could attract another biological microbes to the exterior of submarines or underwater equipment. The Russian calibrator being discussed in this thread may simply be emitting charges through the sub hull which causes the microbes to be deflected.

BP has covered the Gulf with two million gallons of Corexit containing butoxyethanol, which is a carcinogen that is useful as a solvent for resins, lacquers, varnishes, and enamels. In other words, it can dissolve plastics.
nj.gov/health/eoh/rtkweb/documents/fs/0275.pdf

OP reported buoys popping went dropped to the water. We think those were plastic buoys.

Remembering the flocking OP reported on the French submarine and curious whether a plastic exterior coating on the sub might attract Corexit's solvent properties, the following is information a quick check shows about submarine exterior coating.

Submarines are coated with biologically active antifouling coating systems containing ablative cuprous oxide.
[link to www.nstcenter.com]

"The most successful principle in use today for the protection of ship's hulls against this unwanted growth is the release of bioactive materials from antifouling coatings.

Antifouling coatings containing a mixture of cuprous oxide and triorganotin compounds in combination with sophisticated release mechanisms are considered to be today's most efficient systems. ...... During the last decade, however, environmental aspects have become a top priority in the development of new biocides for antifouling coatings."
[link to www.sciencedirect.com]

Something on the underwater equipment being shown to us on BP cam screens is attracting bugs, or a type of flocking to that equipment.

We've never been told what is the "cargo" and are left to wonder whether the sub-flocking is due to the cargo.

Some of you reading know a little about submarines. Please give us your thoughts on whether the bioactive protective coating could attract another biological microbes to the exterior of submarines or underwater equipment. The Russian calibrator being discussed in this thread may simply be emitting charges through the sub hull which causes the microbes to be deflected.


Anti fouling PAINT is not used on modern rubber coated subs. A different system (Something like Ultrasonic, RF and /or magnetic) is used on the metal hull to repel barnacles through the rubber skin. It is a 'active' system, not passive like paint. The rubber coatings are also designed to be difficult for the critters to hold on to.

Come to think of it, the calibrator may just be a freuency adjuster for a ultrasonic or RF/magnetic antifouling system.

If this goo that the OP is talking about really can move on it's own, then it could be corralled if the field around the ships were large enough.

Why did that just make me think about the A Whale?

Go figure. I called the local Barnes & Noble to see if they had Nexus magazine and they are all sold out. She said to keep on checking back in case the new (aug) issue just hasn't come in yet.

The girl I just talked to said I was about the 10th person to ask about that magazine today....

I called my B&N few minutes ago, they have some in.. first time in weeks, she said, that they actually had any. I will be picking mine up today.