The Mother of All Explosions: New Madrid, Sinkholes, Gas Fracking, Oil Drilling in Gulf of Mexico

If you haven't watched this yet, watch it now. It's very informative.

I have not seen the video yet but I am about to.

I think the head line in the thread is wrong, not sure what the video says but Fracking and Drilling did cause this to happen. The ground being to soft did in the are from all the flooding and being below sea level. They are tell the oil companies to drill as fast as they can to try and get some of the pressure out of the ground.
Out in the sea floor gas and oil is always leaking out from sea floor and has been long before drilling.

Yes, I believe you're correct.

How would you edit the headline for this thread to be more accurate? I just took the one off the video itself.

This is one of the best videos I've seen tying all this together.

And yet no comments?

OK, I'm getting back to work now :)

It is my understanding that the so-called "navy map" has never been authenticated as an actual navy document.

Does anyone have any info or links to the contrary?

It certainly doesn't look like a military document.

Not saying the situation in the gulf isn't a potential (possibly manufactured) disaster.

Just trying to find out if this map is the real deal or not.

Could this possibly be connected?

Thread: Mississippi Flooding-MS Delta is FEMA U.S. Navy Map of the Future. False flag disinfo. was Planet X, 2012, Comet Elenin

Ok he said in the video that the drilling companies have drilled down through the earths crust into the magma, NOT TRUE.
Most hole are drilled around 4000 to 15000 feet deep.

Will I work in the oil field in Texas with natural gas wells. And I think he is full of it, but nice video.

I'd have to agree there, if they had drilled down to magma we would have had a lot more going on then just that oil leak. That was/may be is bad enough.

Iceland Volcano Drilling Suggests Magma Could Become Source of High-Grade Energy

ScienceDaily (Feb. 16, 2011) — Geologists drilling an exploratory geothermal well in 2009 in the Krafla volcano in Iceland encountered a problem they were simply unprepared for: magma (molten rock or lava underground) which flowed unexpectedly into the well at 2.1 kilometers (6,900 ft) depth, forcing the researchers to terminate the drilling.

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AMERICAN DEMON , BLOW 2 HELL

fire and brimstone anyone?

It won't blow! Stop spewing BS!