At least something tangible has allowed many here to grasp part of the situation.

The Bezerk thread has been going for two years ON JUST THIS SUBJECT, with little or no direct evidence to work with, just a gut feel and a heap of digging and attempted dot connecting.

I think words like 'cascade' or 'domino effect' will start to creep in to the verbage used by the MSM, as this cant be covered up with an oil spill or tonnes of dirt. (or another hurricane....)

Many carefully hidden truths will also come out in to the open, including an understanding of words we have used for decades, without actually understanding their true meaning or ramifications. (like oil reserves)

Deputy Dawg, I dont think you will get in to trouble by my mentioning that the Texas Brine Corp. are regulated by the Rail Road Commission of Texas. (RRC)

Never overtly seen in these disasters, yet the authority behind the scenes when it comes to salt or hydrocarbon issues.

Before you say wtf? and that it has nothing to do with this situation, bare in mind the bezerkers have been digging this stuff up for two years. They do have much to do with it.

[link to www.rrc.state.tx.us]

Without going on and on, RRC now regulate pipelines, as they are deemed stationary cartage, like a massively long train if you like. They control and regulate Texas Brine also.

Oil find = particular strata + aquifer + salt dome in 99% of cases.

Process = confirm oil. Breech salt dome. Saturate salt dome with water from aquifer. Pump briney water out, whilst allowing oil to flow in to dome. Monitor how much brine comes out, until no more does, ie oil starts coming out. WHAMMO! You got yourself an oil 'reserve'.

You can now say we have reserves here of X million barrels. You know this because you measured how much brine came out.

To aid with pumping, you insert modified (some natural, some synthetic) bacteria that eat oil and fart methane. The reserve becomes pressurised. This aids in flow, reduces pumping costs etc.

The butane 'reserve' is one such extended use for an old oil reserve or abandoned salt mine. These dome need to be stabilised. If oil does not continually replenish them, to keep a balance, then brine must be pumped in to stabilise it.

If however a dome is accidentally ruptured, and an aquifer dissolves it, you get an uncontrollable event, like that of the Lake Peigneur breech.

Missy flowed backwards for a short period of time just before and after Isaak hit. (was directed?)

I saw that as a cascade salt dome collapse actually sucking the river backwards to fill the domes.

Edgar Cayce saw the Great Lakes connecting with the GoM.

I think this is how it happens. A cascade salt dome collapse, and as they tend to be clustered, ruptures of existing hydrocarbon reserves, created by Humans, and naturally existing. Fracking has just made it all the easier to interconnect these fields, creating a super fracked corridor.

So, being a Bexerker, I have to flip this on its head, as well as look at what I'm seeing straight up.

Could be accidental, could be a planned event, designed to relieve stress or pour billions of tonnes of water on the Madrid fault. Time will tell.



PS - find anything you can on RRC and Texas Brine. They will always be at the next potential fail spot.