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Something Just Went BEZERK in the Gulf of Mexico. The US Navy just sunk a French Submarine
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K, remember that the oil must travel up a few miles to the surface, navigating countless eddies, tides, currents etc.
That it is found in the 'area' says to me there still is a great deal of it down there, under a blanket.
Of greater interest to me, also is that the oil finger print at the Napoleon dome, in Bayou Corne is the same as the DWH finger print.
'Experts' claim it is where they stored the washed up oil from the 2010 disaster, for later purification, and thats why it is the same...
10 points for creativity.
Of all the locations, they chose an unstable dome, miles inland.
You would have thought that someone took photos of all the oil from the shore lines being transported here. Nope.
Lies.
DWH and Assumption are connected - physically, geologically.
I'm sure if we concentrated on developments in Mexico, we would find connections to DWH there too. The Greater Texas aquifer connects Texas, Mexico and the GoM.
Just how that cruise ship ties in... loss of power, (ah-la Astute, Vengence etc) Everything old is new again.
Quoting: BadHairDay Heya BHDishy Yes and I agree with you on that. I also think [thanks to your research xxx] that Macondo and Bayou and A-Parish are interlinked. But what stood out was : "a chemical bond signature of a man-made chemical you would not find in pure crude form"thus it is not NATURAL crude oil, it is oil with man-made chemical compounds, was it a compound that is injected in caves and domes before they collect the "pre-fab" oil ??? I dont see how it can still be from the wreckage ... thus it could be a fault connecting older domes and caves where they had stored oil from DWH or other wells, it is not a fault that connects pure unaffected preveously closed domes and caves ....
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