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Dolphins beaching themselves in Mass.

 
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Dolphins beaching themselves in Mass.
"An animal welfare organization says up to 30 dolphins have been found stranded on five Cape Cod beaches, and only 11 were able to be released.

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They don't want to get drafted by the Navy to detonate underwater mines.
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in Massachusetts?
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With men and women trying to control nature and the weather, the animals will always suffer from our own ignorance. We really are the dumbest creatures on this planet.
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They don't want to get drafted by the Navy to detonate underwater mines.
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EXACTLY.
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in Massachusetts?
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Um, yes. Otherwise it would've been "en masse" not Mass.
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Re: Dolphins beaching themselves in Mass.
sonar screws with them.

or they are trying to hide from the japanese
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sonar screws with them.

or they are trying to hide from the japanese
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What wonderful racism.
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Actually, we are going through a pole shift, so their radar's electromagnetic readings are leading them astray.
.. brrrh scary
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wow is there something swimming in the ocean with lag or something ?
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in Massachusetts?
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SCUSSET BEACH, Mass. (AP) — An animal welfare organization says up to 30 dolphins have been found stranded on five Cape Cod beaches, and only 11 were able to be released.

Kerry Branon of the International Fund for Animal Welfare says the common dolphins were found in Dennis, Brewster, Orleans, Eastham and Wellfleet on Saturday. She says of the 28 to 30 dolphins found, 10 to 12 have died and eight were inaccessible to rescuers.
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My first pin and I didn't even sign in... damn it!
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My first pin and I didn't even sign in... damn it!
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I have been contemplating a theory: what if the poles have already shifted?
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in Massachusetts?
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SCUSSET BEACH, Mass. (AP) — An animal welfare organization says up to 30 dolphins have been found stranded on five Cape Cod beaches, and only 11 were able to be released.

Kerry Branon of the International Fund for Animal Welfare says the common dolphins were found in Dennis, Brewster, Orleans, Eastham and Wellfleet on Saturday. She says of the 28 to 30 dolphins found, 10 to 12 have died and eight were inaccessible to rescuers.
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brrr there was one swimming near the coast a while ago and one appeared in the inland of england.

all the strange noises near costa rica with that cruise ship.

brrrrrrh

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Earthquake!
Whale beaching in New zealand appear to indicate a precurser to earthquake and volcanic activity.
Ancient japanese folklore also tells of connection.
hf
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So long so long so long and thanks for all the fish.
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Significant earthquake precursor??
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My bet is on military sonar being the culprit ...
typical disregard for Life,
the Pentagon's mindset at work.

Look up LFA SONAR MARINE MAMMAL DEATHS and you will see that since 1999 , these heartless fools have racked up quite a score card.
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I agree with the poster who thought sonar was to blame




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Sonar NOT Earthquakes, caused over FOUR HUNDRED DOLPHINS to wash up on the coast of Africa in May of 2006



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but of course when that happens, the military just replies, "how mysterius"

MYSTERY MY ASS !
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If it's sonar, then we have a sub hunt taking place. no?
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There's nothing worth coming to land for, set yourselves free.
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Re: Dolphins beaching themselves in Mass.
My bet is on military sonar being the culprit ...
typical disregard for Life,
the Pentagon's mindset at work.

Look up LFA SONAR MARINE MAMMAL DEATHS and you will see that since 1999 , these heartless fools have racked up quite a score card.
 Quoting: Eye Knows 7592463


The sonar on our submarines and battle ships are built to be more stealthy than ever. Besides, they wouldn't cause them to go on land. I believe the precursor EQ theory.
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Does Iran have subs?

Maybe russian one parked off eastern coast in the event the hammer drops in Hormuz.
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Re: Dolphins beaching themselves in Mass.
Earthquake!
Whale beaching in New zealand appear to indicate a precurser to earthquake and volcanic activity.
Ancient japanese folklore also tells of connection.
hf
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Agreed.
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Re: Dolphins beaching themselves in Mass.
"An animal welfare organization says up to 30 dolphins have been found stranded on five Cape Cod beaches, and only 11 were able to be released. Kerry Branon of the International Fund for Animal Welfare says the common dolphins were found in Dennis, Brewster, Orleans, Eastham and Wellfleet on Saturday. She says of the 28 to 30 dolphins found, 10 to 12 have died and eight were inaccessible to rescuers. Branon told The Associated Press the surviving dolphins were given blood tests and evaluated to determine their health, then some were tagged and released at Scusset Beach. The cause of the beaching could not immediately be determined. "

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Maybe solar flares and have thrown off there internal guidance system.
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I've lived on the Cape for the last 16 years and I can tell you this happens every winter. It goes hand-in-hand with an extreme drop in temperature. Usually happens earlier in the season, around mid-December. It's been an UNUSUALLY WARM winter this year, with an average temperature of 47 degrees- we got our first really cold blast yesterday. Something about the extreme and rapid shift in temperature messes with the part of their brain that controls their sonar, and they end up beaching themselves.
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"An animal welfare organization says up to 30 dolphins have been found stranded on five Cape Cod beaches, and only 11 were able to be released. Kerry Branon of the International Fund for Animal Welfare says the common dolphins were found in Dennis, Brewster, Orleans, Eastham and Wellfleet on Saturday. She says of the 28 to 30 dolphins found, 10 to 12 have died and eight were inaccessible to rescuers. Branon told The Associated Press the surviving dolphins were given blood tests and evaluated to determine their health, then some were tagged and released at Scusset Beach. The cause of the beaching could not immediately be determined. "

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Maybe solar flares and have thrown off there internal guidance system.
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Or radiation in the water.
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If it's sonar, then we have a sub hunt taking place. no?
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Using LFA sonar for sub hunting is like using a chainsaw to cut butter,
the strength is far too intense and unnecessary for that purpose.

It does penetrate the Ocean floor tho',
and the military DOES use the sonar to hunt subterranean bases of non terrestrial origins,
tho' don't expect that to make headline news,
or even suppose that the low-level enlisteds who push the buttons as commanded, even have a clue as to what they are doing.

Dolphins and Whales help to raise the vibrational frequencies of the Planet and are working with the Earth to assist in the "ascension" process at this time

As you could imagine, the bad guys in power whose strangle-hold regimes are coming to an end, aren't too fond of Marine Mammals for this reason....


Figure it out !
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My first pin and I didn't even sign in... damn it!
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i pinned it for yah



off topic I believe

something from the beginning of the month


BOSTON (AP) — In an industry where agreement comes slowly, the sudden prospect of huge fishing cuts to protect New England's codfish inspired a quick consensus: Scores of fishermen will be ruined if those cuts are passed.

But it's not clear how or if that pain can be avoided, weeks after new scientific numbers indicated cod in the Gulf of Maine is much weaker than thought.

"We really haven't heard of something that works right now," said Gib Brogan, of the environmental group Oceana.

Fishery science and law present major obstacles to preserving both cod and fishermen.

The law requires scientists to set a limit on how hard fishermen can fish for any species. If they exceed it, they're illegally overfishing and regulators are charged with "immediately" stopping it. That means, given the grim new estimate of cod's health, fishermen would have to accept a debilitating cut of about 90 percent in their cod catch next year, and there's little wiggle room to avoid it.

Meanwhile, the new data — though attacked from the outset by skeptical fishermen — has survived an initial review, and scientists say it likely won't change much. Several lawmakers, starting with U.S. Sen. John Kerry, are now asking the U.S. Commerce Secretary to order a new assessment of the cod's health in hopes of getting better data, but prospects are uncertain.
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Largest quake in MA:
Cape Ann, Massachusetts
1755 11 18 09:11:35 UTC
Intensity VIII

Largest Earthquake in Massachusetts
This earthquake caused the heaviest damage in the region around Cape Ann and Boston. At Boston, much of the damage was confined to an area of infilled land near the wharfs. There, about 100 chimneys were leveled with the roofs of houses, and many others (1,200 to 1,500) were shattered and partly thrown down...
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