Multi agencies searching for an explosion that has been felt in all NW La..E Texas & S Ar.

What pisses me off is... You're right. I decidedly disliked this guy, as it seemed he was hijacking threads, but some inert intuition dragged me into reading some sense in all his CRAP. < To which I hate admitting. I'm on the verge of checking his damn "777" post..

For all those out there using random logic and circumstantial evidence to explain this, stop.

The bunker was DESIGNED to throw the force of a blast in one direction, UP. Like a gun, or a cannon. The blast pattern is not going to look like your backyard M80 experiences. Does a gun blow to bits every time you fire it? NO. It's designed with a path of significantly lesser resistance to channel the force of the explosion in one direction. If the bunker worked as designed, anything ground level and below should look relatively unscathed.

What about the minor concussive damage for miles around you ask? Lets go back tot he gun example. If you fire a gun in the dark, you can see the muzzle flash will exceed the diameter of the barrel. Air compresses as it's forced through the barrel, and then decompresses rapidly as it reaches the tip. Same effect with the bunker, only magnified significantly. The damage you see above ground was a prolonged and very strong lateral decompression.

Whatever went off inside that bunker was HUGE, but there is no reason that simple fluid dynamics doesn't explain every last bit of this.

//and for those of you who don't know, air is a "fluid".

But that is assuming that it was a bunker. Original reports came back that they were all accounted for and were not the problem. And if it was a bunker, why the pics that look like they were from another incident? Why not just show the real ones and be done with it?

Not saying I do or don't believe anything, just a whole lot of stuff that doesn't seem to add up, so looking again at the "math."

If the bunker did as you say.. What happened to the solid concrete top of the bunker. If it had the power to blow 7000' It would have sent some pretty big chunks of concrete over the entire area for miles.. No reports of any damage due to falling concrete..

But that is assuming that it was a bunker. Original reports came back that they were all accounted for and were not the problem. And if it was a bunker, why the pics that look like they were from another incident? Why not just show the real ones and be done with it?

Not saying I do or don't believe anything, just a whole lot of stuff that doesn't seem to add up, so looking again at the "math."

What pisses me off is... You're right. I decidedly disliked this guy, as it seemed he was hijacking threads, but some inert intuition dragged me into reading some sense in all his CRAP. < To which I hate admitting. I'm on the verge of checking his damn "777" post..

We find you weird, yet endearing.

Were you able to access and save all of the linked info, just in case they are scrubbed?

Your archive must have taken the entire day. Wow...

HA! Already did. and i already take KI maybe i need a different brand or form HAHA!

lol.the spirit moves in mysterious ways,weird is another word that describes mysterious..

I think we should all stop looking at that shiny penny they're waving at us and start focusing on Lake Bistineau.

What got me thinking was a post a while back about how the air force was searching an area 30 minutes to the South of Minden.

So take a look at this blog post here:(Oh, and right click and open it in a different browser because the back button doesn't work when you click on this blog)

[link to beattybuzzzz.blogspot.com]

So it seems that the authorities at Lake Bistineau have been fighting some kind of algae that's been growing out of control at their pretty lake for a while, and it seems the cure for this is to release Weevils that eat the algae. But before they do that they decided to drain the lake.

[link to 965kvki.com]

So now, someone starts a fire while the lake is low, the fire is burning out of control, and according to the top link here, they figure the only way to put the fire out is to raise the level of the lake back up. So this was happening about a week ago, and I would imagine, that it would take abbout a week to get the water level back to normal.

Now, if there was a high methane or gas content in that water, what would happen when the live fire hits the methane filled water of a huge lake?

So I searched a bit on fire damage homes in Lake Bistineau, and found this:

[link to arklatexhomepage.com]

Here's also proof that the Lake Bistineau residents get paid by the oil companies to drill on their property, which, I guess, extends into the lake:

[link to www.gohaynesvilleshale.com]

I think all of the other stuff is a cover up. I think this is really what it's all about, and I'd be willing to bet this ties in with the Assumption Parrish sinkhole somehow.

I can't work on this anymore, gotta go, but I was hoping you guys could take a look at this stuff. I'd spend all day on this stuff if I could. LOVE finding the real truth.

Oh and BTW, search blogs and discussions, searching news won't get you anywhere!

I'll take methane buildup in the bunker for a 1000 Alex....question> whats caused the explosion..answer> what is a soldier sneaking off beside the bunker and torching a meth pipe..i slay myself..

C'mon guys, the residents in Minden report simple shaking like an earthquake and residents in Lake Bistineau report their houses nearly blown off the foundations?

I went away and came back to not a single person offering an opinion about this? It has merit people. And if an oil company knew that something like this might be about to happen they'd do ANYTHING to cover it up.

Good finds, AC, definitely something to put in the possibility pile.

Hate to be lazy, but I know there was a report on using a salt mine for storage 30 miles from Minden linked last night. I'm in horrible coverage right now and searching for it again would take forever. The report basically covered the possibility of storing nuclear material. Conclusion was it would be prone to leak and difficult to clean up, so plan was denied at the time. I'm curious to go back and check if this is in the Lake Bistineau area, distance seems right. I was wondering if anything ever got stored there or if there may be a connection to Bayou Corne.

Anyone happen to have the link handy?

Interesting. It would explain the nuclear like explosion found on radar. I'll look for it.

Thanks!

Please explain to me what a "nuclear like explosion found on radar" is. I'm dying to hear your response...

Bonus points:
Explain how stored nuclear material turns in to an explosive device.

Did anyone else just get a big fat "GLP is down" error just now? What do we do if GLP goes down during an emergency?

I wonder what got scrubbed from GLP? Lol.

Please explain to me what a "nuclear like explosion found on radar" is. I'm dying to hear your response...

Bonus points:
Explain how stored nuclear material turns in to an explosive device.

I wonder what got scrubbed from GLP? Lol.