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

[link to www.telegraph.co.uk]
reg nz eq :( famley

Like a bad case of hemhorroids

Thanks Krispy, keep up the good work!

New BBC article on the Astute sub:
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11173266

from the above:

It is the stealthiest sub ever built in the UK, able to sit in waters off the coast undetected, listening to mobile phone conversations or delivering the UK's special forces where needed.

International Poll Finds Americans Twice as Frustrated With Bad English Than With Technical Incompetence

No polls find Americans twice as frustrated with a someone who thinks he knows it all and has to keep returning to remind everyone how stupid they are to spend their ENTERTAINMENT time reading an interesting, even if fictional thread. Sir, you are not the father of all on here and we do not need you returning just to remind of us of how ignorant we are to follow an interesting read.

seams u just insult because ure unable to do anything els spel color for me ,perhaps you shuld read the last 500 pages befor opening ure trap

+ 1,000,000

oi dipstik here is the pole you think dusent exist
[link to www.thefreelibrary.com]

Ej. No one is concerned about a pole. Thank you

Bump because the link is relevant.

i was replying to sumones mindles insut thank you it was for that poster only, tell me y is it all u americans wish to doo is ridicule insult and atak people then spit your dody out 10 yards wen it gets thrown back at you i hav contributed a lot of good qual info to this thread hav u?

Poll

"On the ground with New Orleans-based photographer Jerry Moran: All images taken Aug. 21 in Ocean Springs, Mississippi, Latitude 30,21.7755N Longitude 88,46.0167W."

[link to blog.alexanderhiggins.com]

welldone

Actually you have created disruption and tried to dismantle this thread!

[link to www.marinetraffic.com]

At the marinetraffic site, we've already discussed that an extra-ordinary number of ships are listed in the Galveston and Corpus Christi area, compared to a month ago, when most ships seemed to be in and around the Louisiana ports.

Currently,

677 Corpus Christi and Galveston

158 Louisiana

76 Florida

Another significant difference in traffic is that now almost all the tankers are in Texas. There are only 3 showing in LA. Most of the LA traffic is tug boats and yachts.

If anyone has an explanation for this please post. There are lots and lots of tugs in Louisiana and nothing to push around.

prooving the op is full of shit and taking the pis out of all the pepol sufering in the gom is not disruption unles ure the typ who just wants to talk crap about some bulshit at others expens the op has been prooven fals wots ure problem is this ure only plase of info and comvasation and it is all gon tits up for u if so good am glad it has and so are a lot of others

When you are able to write something that makes any sense, let me know!

i culdent giv a tos wot u think mate all i hav dun is proov a lying toser wrong ie the op if u stop insulting pepol and try contributing u may find quiet a fue here are wiling to help with info that is real and provable and helpful to them in the gom personaly av lost interest in this thred now seems to be just a bunch of mindles insults from pepol like ureself

The BeePee guy is well known and many watch his videos. This one is from two weeks ago and the screen shows "Biological Survey"

BeePee said he saw a screen earlier in the day titled "Serpent Survey" and states that this vid is showing us another "blob" which appears to be living.

[link to www.youtube.com]

I have not watched many of the BP cams, but BeePee points out one significant change which is quite noticeable from several weeks ago. The white "bugs" which dart about are growing much larger.

He's right, I saw that live feed myself. It said 'serpent survey'

Last Edited by RenegadeSon on 09/03/2010 09:40 PM

Did anybody else find out that krempp is a common German surname?

NoOne wants to talk about Thunder Horse in connection with the oil spill:


"February 08, 2010
A serpent under Thunder Horse

No such thing as monsters you say? Some researchers borrowing remotely controlled deepsea submarines from oil and gas companies spotted a rare 15-foot-long oar fish under the Thunder Horse platform in the Gulf of Mexico, according to the BBC (with video):

Mark Benfield from Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, US was undertaking a survey as part of the Serpent project, a collaboration between marine scientists and energy companies such as BP, Shell, Chevron and Petrobras working in the Gulf of Mexico."

[link to blogs.chron.com]

I had no idea!I had thought it was something to do with Premier Putin and the KREMlin!!!!!!
Russia's Putin hints at possible return to Kremlin in 2012
Aug 29, 2010 … In this Monday, Aug. 30, 2010 photo Russian Premier Vladimir Putin puts his. People fill their cars at a Yukos gas …
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S E R P E N T

is an acronym:

Scientific and Environmental ROV Partnership using Existing Industrial Technology



Major Partners:

Statoil, Norway's largest oil and gas company

TOTAL E&P UK and Total Foundation for Biodiversity and the Sea

BP

Subsea 7, one of the world's largest ROV operators and subsea installation companies

Transocean, largest offshore drilling Company in the world

Chevron, one of the largest integrated energy companies

Marine Simulation LLC, produces interactive, computer-based simulations of surface and sub-surface craft for marine professionals. Using state of the art technologies orginally developed for the video game industry and over 2 decades of hands on industry experience, our simulations deliver a level of visual and functional realism never before possible. We are hoping that the partnership, which began in November 2008, will allow SERPENT to offer deep sea biology-based ROV training missions using a highly realistic simulation environment.

Fisheries Research Services, Fisheries Research Services (FRS), Marine Laboratories, Aberdeen is an agency of the Scottish Executive Environment and Rural Affairs Department (SEERAD)

Hurricane Exploration PLC (HEX), is an oil and gas company headquartered in the UK with an innovative and creative approach to exploration.

Kongsberg Maritime, have been a supporter of the project since 2004. Following a meeting at the 2004 Oceanology, Kongsberg showcased their underwater camera products and some images taken during SERPENT missions. The images were a real hit, and the camera group decided to become project partners. The relationship explores using Kongsberg camera technology on SERPENT missions to provide valuable educational output and stunning visuals for the project. This partnership demonstrates the dynamic nature of SERPENT reflected in our range of partners and their businesses. We use Kongsberg cameras to obtain the majority of our deep-water images.

Gulf SERPENT, Gulf of Mexico (Gulf) SERPENT, is coordinated within the Department of Oceanography and Coastal Sciences at Louisiana State University (LSU). This project began with funding from NOAA's Office of Ocean Exploration. The project is currently funded by a three year grant from the Minerals Management Service, U.S. Department of the Interior with in-kind match provided by BP.

Newcastle University, is a major European University centre for Marine Technology, with substantial research and teaching laboratories.

Nexen Inc., The Buzzard development in the North Sea represents a major new find for the North Sea and SERPENT are working in partnership with Nexen.

Oceaneering International, have 205 work class ROVs in their fleet, and of these more than 100 are tasked to drill rig support.

Santos is a major Australian oil and gas exploration and production company growing a global energy business. Santos has interests and operations in every major Australian petroleum province, together with extensive global interests, including the Gulf of Mexico.

Saipem-America (formerly SonSub) is part of the Saipem Group and is a supplier of ROV technologies to the oil and gas industry. They work with SERPENT in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM SERPENT) in support of LSU's studies of life in the water column. GULF SERPENT has developed a close partnership with Saipem-America who are currently collecting regular data for us using five Innovator ROVs based at three different BP deepwater facilities: Thunder Horse, Mad Dog, and Developmental Driller II.

SEA SERPENT, The SEA (South-East Asia) SERPENT collaboration led by Dr Murray Thomson at the University of Sydney incorporates research groups from the University of Western Australia , University of Technology , Sydney , University of Wollongong and the University of Hawaii.

Woodside Energy Ltd. is one of Australia’s largest oil and gas companies.

Australian Museum, The Australian Museum has an international reputation in the fields of natural history and indigenous studies research, community programs and exhibitions.

BBC Natural History Unit, The BBC and its Natural History Unit based at Bristol are known throughout the world of media for making cutting edge and informative programmes about the environment and the natural world, including Wildlife on One, Blue Planet and Planet Earth.

National Marine Aquarium, SERPENT is pleased to have forged a strong relationship with the National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth, the first aquarium in the United Kingdom to be set up solely for the purpose of education, conservation and research.

OceanLab, Aberdeen University have been close friends and colleagues of the DEEPSEAS group at NOCS for many years, and now under the SERPENT project provide an invaluable extension to the project based in Aberdeen. Oceanlab have a great deal of expertise in Lander and remote technology, through which we will explore collaborative research into the most complex of deep-sea science questions.

Offshore Energy Center, The Offshore Energy Center (OEC), Houston, is dedicated to expand the awareness of the vast energy resources beneath the world's oceans

Smithsonian Institution

Society for Underwater Technology, based in London is an international society that has many members in both science and industry

Texas A & M University, The deep-sea research group at Texas A&M have been involved in deep-sea work in the Gulf of Mexico since the early 1970’s! Through group leader, Professor Gil Rowe and his team at A & M, research has been made into the benthic biology of the most complex and interesting areas of this area of intense oil and gas exploration. Texas A & M also host a BP Biodiversity Fellow, and it is through this connection that the group became our first overseas academic partners.

U. S. Geological Survey, The U.S. Geological Survey fish expert Kenneth Sulak is a lead scientist in their Coastal Ecology and Conservation Research Group.

[link to www.serpentproject.com]



There will be some folks associated with the named organizations who know what is going on in the GOM.

Interesting. However given the context in which KremPP is used, and the spelling (not that OP's capitals are that reliable maybe, lol) it seems more to me that it is a person representing the Kremlin, who is either aboard the PP (Pourquoi Pas), or is relaying messages through the PP from Russia.