Don't make ASSUMPTIONS; try to Understand.

With all the military that has been in and out of there I am SURE this has been done. However, sharing the results of same has not happened and will probably NEVER happen.
Believe me, the KNOW.
Perhaps they even let the companies in to drill because that was what the companies could do and it was "something". Otherwise they would have had to admit that NOTHING can be done.

Why did you put (OP) after your name. This is confusing and misleading.

very good advice....and I will try. thank you!

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Sorry for any confusion, i already explained i did not start this thread, the op is by my name because i started a DIFFerent thread without signing in first.....after signing in the op appears next to my name no matter WHERE i post.

but....i did make that clear earlier, a few posts back.

anyhow...

here is latest news, and its time for this observer to get some sleep.
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The smell of the Bayou Corne Louisiana Texas Brine Sinkhole
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Is the growing sinkhole crises at Bayou Corne Louisiana worsening? Is the state of Louisiana, the feds and Texas Brine Company doing enough to protect the area, the residents and the region?





On Tuesday, a 30 x 50 section caved in pulling down more trees and part of an access road.

According to the Advocate, “Other developments regarding the sinkhole emergency have emerged in recent days, state and parish officials said:

Sonar testing results of a damaged Texas Brine salt cavern and samples of material found in the cavern are being analyzed to better understand what happened to the cavern suspected as the cause of the sinkhole.
Testing of hydrocarbon liquids from a Texas Brine investigatory well into the cavern may provide a definite link between the cavern and the sinkhole.
Another location where natural gas bubbles to the surface of area waterways emerged and samples of its gas emissions have been captured for testing.
In announcing their cavern sustained damage, Texas Brine officials said Monday that a tool used to measure the depth of the underground cavern found its floor is 1,300 feet shallower than when it was plugged and abandoned in mid 2011. That new, shallower point is 4,000 feet underground.

The company said the findings indicated “some type of dense material has fallen to the bottom of the cavern.”

Parish and Louisiana Department of Natural Resources officials are trying to get a better idea about the nature and amount of material found Monday inside the 20-million-barrel salt cavern, said Patrick Courreges, DNR spokesman.

The sinkhole has been in existence now since August 3 of this year, prior to Hurricane Isaac.

According to environmental attorney Stuart Smith, something smells. Smith, who has been critical of the state and Texas Brine and others, stated today in a emailer sent to the public:

But the stench from the latest whopper from Texas Brine is more foul than any odor from the growing slurry pit:

The Louisiana Office of Conservation Commissioner James Welsh ordered Texas Brine Co. of Houston Tuesday to turn over all studies and data supporting its claim that tremors caused the failure of the company’s salt cavern in Assumption Parish, the agency said.

The order, which threatens fines or penalties for noncompliance, follows Texas Brine’s statement late Monday night that regional seismic activity damaged an abandoned company salt cavern that has been suspected as the cause of a 4-acre sinkhole erupting near the Bayou Corne community.

You read that correctly. Remember, this is the site were Texas Brine warned state officials more than a year and a half ago that there might be problems with the cavern’s integrity, and then neither the company nor the state lifted a finger this summer when the ground began to shake and gases began bubbling up from underground. And yet now Texas Brine is trying to pull a fast one by claiming the earth tremors caused the cavern to sink — not the other way around.

A federal official called out the company’s claim as preposterous:

But, in Tuesday’s statement from the Office of Conservation, researchers also studying the quakes disputed that claim.

William Leith, U.S. Geological Survey senior adviser for earthquake and geologic hazards, said that the USGS consensus is that the seismic activity detected in the area is a consequence of the cavern collapse, not the cause of the collapse and sinkhole/slurry area, the office’s statement says.

The bottom line just keeps growing bigger in Bayou Corne, and the ultimate bottom line is this: Somebody is going to have to pay for both the environmental carnage and the psychological stresses have been dumped on this small bayou community. Now Texas Brine has the audacity to portray this as an act of God, when clearly this crisis was created by humans acting recklessly. Even if the sinkhole swallows the entire town, it can’t swallow the truth.

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i hope all stays well.

Jasto

Link to find prior article.

[link to www.bayoubuzz.com]

Goodnite All,

Stay SAFE,

Jasto

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Sorry for any confusion, i already explained i did not start this thread, the op is by my name because i started a DIFFerent thread without signing in first.....after signing in the op appears next to my name no matter WHERE i post.

but....i did make that clear earlier, a few posts back.


not true...

it's beginning to sound like the earth's crust is
cutting loose with a gargantuan FART and that whole
section of Louisiana is fixin to get blown away, not
by a fiery explosion, rather, by the shear pressure of the thing.

Ok thanks, I was a bit rushed at the time, found them under clevaland in google for some reason, so thought thats where they were.

Doing some quick searching on Daisy Hill Puppy Farm.

Did anyone here know that the name is actually the name of a data module or database design for un-normalized data?

Check page 796 on this link. Could be nothing, but it is deeper than what has been posted already and ties in with the IT link.

[link to books.google.com]

Quality Software Project Management < title of the book the reference is in.

What does DHPF stand for?
Division of Health Policy and Finance

used in military and gov.

Can I get a recap on where the back story is on jasto=OP? But Jasto says he is not OP?HUH?

so who is it, as the forum engine does not do this
you have only been here for a couple weeks
I suspect an information diverter position similar to bezerk thread had
to direct the info without obvious shilldom

maybe you just RANDonly showed up here

dr

either it is a glitch and you need to contact a mod

or you are a liar, disinfo agent, and/or attention whore

since you have been here 2 whole weeks please do not try to tell me/us how this forum works

and you are the author of 3 whole threads, one with no replies
if you are so positive for the light, why do it thru deception

sorry to derail thread, but the facts must be stated

dr

I think there is thermal imaging of the sinkhole area right at the bottom of this, but it was a while ago, and is only what your looking for if it's done by infer red.

[link to dnr.louisiana.gov]

Go into your profile and edit you name, it's under the word welcome on the top left of your screen.

????

Seems like since main stream media was contacted, the BS in this thread increased....
09/27/2012 11:48 AM

OMG! Everyone MUST read this! Whoa!

WHO GIBVES A SHIT!!!!! hey my name is trinaop. So WHAT!!! Sick to the facts of what is going on there and get off he childish NONSENSE! start looking for important facts like whether this thing is turning into a whirlpool/votex or not.

This is OP. You all missed it. It is another riddle.


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This is old news. now if it JUST happened it would be something. It was a precursor to what is going on now.

I give a shit. The OP is a critical part of this thread. You should not have (OP) after your name. Let's not start bickering. That is what some want us to do...

This is OP. You all missed it. It is another riddle.


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This is old news. now if it JUST happened it would be something. It was a precursor to what is going on now.


watchmanonthewall -- litte birdie role playing gain?

This is OP. You all missed it. It is another riddle.


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This is old news. now if it JUST happened it would be something. It was a precursor to what is going on now.

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Somewhere in this post didn't the op say something about rice? well I asked about this on Dutch's page-where is all of the water coming from. Ad somebody posted this:

[link to pubs.usgs.gov]

On the page it mentions rice:
"Several hundred wells were constructed in Permeable zone A before 1903 to provide water for rice irrigation in southwestern Louisiana. Ground-water withdrawals in this area increased from about 280 to about 800 million gallons per day between 1947 and 1980. "

Just found it very interesting. So what are they trying to say? The water filling in this sinkhole is coming from the aquifers? Which one or all of them? Aren't they now testing the drinking water for gas? Still the question is not getting answered. Where is all of this water oming from? Are the aquifers so full that they are overflowing and spreading out? Then that would mean the area would be sinking/filling in with water. Is it bubbling up out of the ground? If so that means the salt dome was already compromised and filled with water. Something just does not make sense to me.

This is the original link that was posted to me.

[link to pubs.usgs.gov]

This is old news. now if it JUST happened it would be something. It was a precursor to what is going on now.


watchmanonthewall -- litte birdie role playing gain?




agree...why fuck up the thread?

Ladyannie Quote"'You can't believe how many who were thought to be loyal are in fact not. But that is a GOOD THING, that's a good thing, as you've all seen here'.....it sounds like he's referencing the shills. So who ever he is, there are people LIKE shills around him. They are there to derail. Mislead. Misinform. They pretend to be something they are not." unquote

OR it could be that they are not going to keep this hush-hush. It doesn't necessarily mean thy are shills, it could mean that they have a heart and are going to tell what's going on first chance they get. and that would be a Good Thing!

wait, you tards know Op is watrchmanonthewall -- little birdie -- john the 64 air craft carriers john, and playing his t institute game? are you fucks like mind controlled experiments -- cult followers r something? what is with the tards that follow this garbage?

This is the second thread on ASSUMPTIONS. Jasto started this new, second thread to continue the lengthy discussion. Those of us who have been with the topic since day one (including me) understand this. If someone starts a third thread on this topic, they will be called the OP.

In summary, the actual OP of the Don't Make Assumptions thread is not posting anymore, but he got us off to a good start on this topic.

I think a bunch of folks ur there ^^^ are trying to derail this thread.