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

Yeah. Well, this post bothers me a little:

"acolyte
User ID: 1196154
South Africa
12/15/2010 12:05 PM
Re: Chinese briefcases were opened today - what will you be told? Quote

Good day, KremPP has issued a CREVICE Stealth Alert two hours ago., (translation problem)
The OMEGA Option is now back on the table.
KremPP and KremPM is resolving their issues.
Orange is expecting another burst of intel, so STB "



The SAS Manthasiti dropped its ARMSCOR payload in the Gulf this summer and now OMEGA is back on!

Reckon they will tell us before they light the fuse?

Thread: WHY IS NO ONE MENTIONING ATTORNEY THAT DIED IN SOUTH CAROLINA??? (Page 20)

In SC, some of us are kinda nervous. Many believe that June of '09 the governor saved the state from a nuclear false flag and that the state's lead prosecutor was killed to threaten him. This year, the state was one of only four nationwide to receive a fresh supply of K1.

The new governor comes in January and it's a new ball game.

crevice..crevice is a narrow opening or fissure in a rock, wall, or floor ....gulf seafloor????

omega...24th letter Greek alphabet.....the end...definitely interesting..

Global Eruption Rocks the Sun

<Dec. 13, 2010:> On August 1, 2010, an entire hemisphere of the sun erupted. Filaments of magnetism snapped and exploded, shock waves raced across the stellar surface, billion-ton clouds of hot gas billowed into space. Astronomers knew they had witnessed something big.

It was so big, it may have shattered old ideas about solar activity.

"The August 1st event really opened our eyes," says Karel Schrijver of Lockheed Martin’s Solar and Astrophysics Lab in Palo Alto, CA. "We see that solar storms can be global events, playing out on scales we scarcely imagined before."
Link to video--> [link to science.nasa.gov]

Remember a month or two back we were watching the filament coming out of the Sun? And the spots to the side of the Sun? And all our poster got for his/her trouble was a forest of BS flags? Bezerkers win again!

Last Edited by Hans The Magnificent on 12/16/2010 03:31 AM

@Hans,
Is it possible that the blogger is referring to a situation where an emp strike is virtually impossible for some reason? If so, then he needs to state such.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1196625

I think the position the physicist who ran the test is taking the position that EMP attacks are Much Overrated,
Generally do not do much damage, and a 'Horseshit Scam'.

EMP HAS been shown to cause damage to electronic components on a small scale but to build something capable of wiping out electronic systems throughout the Hemisphere in one strike would take some serious horsepower.


Many years ago, a friend told me that when the first of the police radars (K-band) had come out, he was asked to see if they could be jammed.

He made up a 'black-box', and they set it up some 4Km (2.5 miles) from where plod (Mr Plod - policeman) had set up their radar for the testing.

One micro-burst and the radar was fried - totally cooked to the point of the 'cooking' being visible, and they were using less than 1 amp at 12 volts base power!

EMP does work, and done the 'right' way will totally destroy the electronics.

Of course it works, they used it in Ocean's 13. Derr.

Howdy Oigle!

Incoming
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Terrifying scientific discovery: Strange emissions by sun are suddenly mutating matter

Now evidence has surfaced that something potentially more dangerous is happening deep within the hidden core of our life-giving star: never-before-seen particles—or some mysterious force—is being shot out from the sun and it’s hitting Earth.

Whatever it is, the evidence suggests it's affecting all matter.


Wouldn't it be funny if it neutralized all radio active elements. Seeing how it speeds up the decay of radioactivity in carbon 14. We can only hope. rken

Why is acolyte's user id # constantly changing?

Also noticed that the "Rating" area has disappeared from both this ,the Bezerk thread, and the Chinese briefcases thread.

??

It "reappeared " just after you posted this.

You got it fixed?

Carolina sea turles in the Atlantic are cold-stunned.


"Thursday, Dec. 16, 2010
Cold waters, winds stun turtles

CHARLESTON -- One small green turtle shows just how severe the recent, early season cold snaps have been.

The turtle washed up early Wednesday on the beach at Hilton Head Island. It wasn't moving. When Jerry Staub, Shore Beach Service supervisor, put a finger up to its eye, it didn't blink. The beach patrol brought it back to the office, expecting to put it in the refrigerator to be picked up as a fatality.

But back at the office, the sea turtle's eye twitched, reacting to the finger.

It had been cold-stunned, essentially made hypothermic by a drop in water temperature too quick for the reptile to escape. That's not thought to happen on South Carolina beaches because turtles have quicker access to warmer waters. Turtles trapped in impoundments or caught in golf course ponds occasionally get cold-stunned, but not free-swimming turtles offshore.

In fact, in more than three decades of monitoring sea turtles, S.C. Department of Natural Resources biologists hadn't had a single case. ......

An early blast of cold weather along the Atlantic seaboard has wildlife experts scrambling to save dozens of sea turtles stunned by the chilled water.

....

The StarNews of Wilmington reports that loggerhead sea turtles become paralyzed by abnormally low temperatures.

[link to www.thesunnews.com]

Carolina sea turles in the Atlantic are cold-stunned.


"Thursday, Dec. 16, 2010
Cold waters, winds stun turtles

CHARLESTON -- One small green turtle shows just how severe the recent, early season cold snaps have been.

The turtle washed up early Wednesday on the beach at Hilton Head Island. It wasn't moving. When Jerry Staub, Shore Beach Service supervisor, put a finger up to its eye, it didn't blink. The beach patrol brought it back to the office, expecting to put it in the refrigerator to be picked up as a fatality.

But back at the office, the sea turtle's eye twitched, reacting to the finger.

It had been cold-stunned, essentially made hypothermic by a drop in water temperature too quick for the reptile to escape. That's not thought to happen on South Carolina beaches because turtles have quicker access to warmer waters. Turtles trapped in impoundments or caught in golf course ponds occasionally get cold-stunned, but not free-swimming turtles offshore.

In fact, in more than three decades of monitoring sea turtles, S.C. Department of Natural Resources biologists hadn't had a single case. ......

An early blast of cold weather along the Atlantic seaboard has wildlife experts scrambling to save dozens of sea turtles stunned by the chilled water.

....

The StarNews of Wilmington reports that loggerhead sea turtles become paralyzed by abnormally low temperatures.

[link to www.thesunnews.com]

Lotsa vitamin C?

ELVIS! We've missed ya sooo! Glad you're back in the building! Welcome home!

SMOOCHES!

Tha-you vry murch! Missed you all too.

Eye mizzed U 2 !!!!



Last Edited by Krispy71 on 12/17/2010 06:27 AM

Carbon trading tempts firms to make greenhouse gas

A handful of Chinese and Indian chemicals companies seemingly have the world over a barrel – or rather a large number of barrels of a super-greenhouse gas called HFC-23, which is 14,800 times more potent than carbon dioxide.

This week, apparently following Chinese threats to vent stockpiles of HFC-23 into the atmosphere, a UN panel issued two million valuable carbon credits to a company called Juhua. It has a factory in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, where the gas can be destroyed. ...linky--> [link to www.newscientist.com]

Wow. destroy themselves to black mail the world. Seems counter productive. hmmm

The Source of the Gulf Blue Plague
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What is factually taking place in the Gulf of Mexico - in biological and genetic terms - is neither natural nor happenstance. The reality of synthetic microorganisms and artificial genomes is not a newly discovered science even though the lamestream media claims otherwise. To simplify things, let's just name this new and unclassified species of synthetic genome bacteria for all the scientists since they can't seem to recognize it for some unknown reason. Let's officially name it Syntholeispirea Gulfmexicana.

Article with sources is at:
[link to worldvisionportal.org]

Thread: The Source of the Gulf Blue Plague

rken

Re: THE WALKING DEAD - PT I: HOW THE GULF BLUE PLAGUE (BP) B
by maxblack » 20 Nov 2010, 09:16

This whole matter is obviously scientifically complicated, but it gets even more so when one begins to define, and I am saying we should address this small point because I have to ask you, at what point does a computer designed nano engineered bio organism become by definition a"Bio-weapon?" I believe this Gulf Blue Plague is a bio-weapon. Since the vaccine patent implies fore knowledge it appears that the initial purpose of use by BP was to increase oil flow. This was achieved, but if that process met with some ancient bio organisms and mutated then we still have to ponder why would they have a vaccine patent for a sickness that does not yet exist? Or did it exist and they knew about it and they designed it, played with it and in doing so, whatever final version they used, had the vaccine to counter the mutation process of being absorbed into other organisms.


[link to worldvisionportal.org]

rken

Wouldn't be hard to see that scenario..After all, didn't they go dig up some bodies from the 1918 plague in order to harvest that germ?....(for what I wonder)...uh huh

Unbelievable...


Coast Guard: Little seafloor oil from Gulf spill


[link to www.washingtonpost.com]

Thread: GOM DISASTER Breaking News: Whistle blower speaks out

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Last Edited by *dim* on 12/17/2010 02:53 PM

China launches 'Red Twitter'
China has launched "Red" Twitter, identical to the US micro-blogging website, except that its messages are designed to promote revolutionary spirit.

The Chinese site, run by the local propaganda department in the central city of Chongqing, has been formally named "Red Microblog" and has Bo Xilai, the local party secretary, as a proud user.

"I really like the words by Chairman Mao [Zedong] that 'The world is ours; we should work together'," one of Mr Bo's messages read.

Other messages on the home page included: "Work hard, be honest and treat others well", "There is no sky larger than the hand, no road longer than the feet, no mountain higher than the people, no sea wider than the heart", and "Those who go with the flow are forever going up and down in the waves; only those who go against the wind fearing no hardship, can reach the other side fast."

A statement on the site said the launch had been in response to a call from Li Changchun, China's Propaganda chief, for local governments to master new media. However, there still seemed to be a few issues to iron out – it was impossible to register as a new member on Wednesday and engineers said they were looking at the glitch.

Mr Bo has waged a campaign to turn Chongqing "red" since he took over as party secretary three years ago. Already, he has urged residents to sing red songs, from China's revolutionary era, read classical literature and tell stories about Chairman Mao's Long March.


[link to www.telegraph.co.uk]

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Quoting:Dim

Sad but true.
Pretty much what has been discused here.
Nice to get another independant verification.
Good catch.

stick a baguette in it..........