Methane Hydrate Site Immediately Offshore New Orleans,LA. Breaching Through Napoleon Salt Dome? The Smoking Gun.

I feel so sorry for the people who have had to evacuate around the sinkhole.
They never get any good news.

Options few for displaced residents

[link to theadvocate.com]

Press Release: Earth below giant Louisiana sinkhole being ‘moved up’

[link to enenews.com]

Here's something very interesting, El Q.

La. sinkhole methane explosion possible says sheriff, refuting naysayers

[link to www.examiner.com]

Snip:
Last month, independent physicists reported to Dupré that Assumption Parish's sinkhole methane could have traveled north through waterways or rock fissures and caused the Minden military bunker facility to explode during a meteorite event.

That explosion was reportedly felt across three southern states.

I'm more than a little surprised, not to mention worried, that they actually allowed that to be published EarthCries. That's......what?.....200+ miles North of the sink hole, IIRC? We know it's inn the aquifers & I'm STILL suspiscious about the evacuation of the school in College Station, TX., the one where they instructed Everyone to leave on foot. There is an aquifer that runs up to there that connects up with Louisiana......

That is the worst case scenario for the folks in that region. Hope it does not materialize.

Hmmm...

El Q.......I have really come to respect your Intillect, thoughts, insights & the information you post & would LOVE to hear the thoughts/feelings/intuition associated with that "Hmmm". Love, Light & Peace to you & yours & to all who read this!

I said Hmmm because I had read somewhere that LA has the most under ground aquifers leading out of it. Was formed many years ago by Meteor and or extra terrestrials. Your post reminded me of this.

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Thank You :-) IMO, the picture presented by combining numerous maps of local & regional aquifers is both impressive & disturbing.

Yes it is. I thought about how easy Methane Gas would flow through that system of tunnels and aquifers.

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Uh Oh.

If you had ever tried to park at A&M you would understand why people need to evacuate on foot. The parking situation is unreal and the traffic of 50,000 plus people trying to leave campus in cars, waiting for buses, bikes, whatever....nuts. Get up, walk away...million times faster. Sometimes the easiest answer is the true one....this is one of those times.

Tyler, Tx would go first in your hypothesis. Not College Station.

This is what I got;

Sorry, that message is no longer in the database.

Wow! Wonder what happened to it?? Even the title to the thread changed in my posts. It was a thread about a new well head blow out in the Gulf.

Last Edited by Earth Cries on 11/05/2012 03:17 PM

Updated pictures of bubbling site and new situation summary of the sinkhole posted today.

[link to assumptionla.wordpress.com]

I read the article...don't want to link it here as that my be why it was deleted. Just gave specifics and coordinates for a possible blowout. There was not much information except the coordinates.

Found a better source. Dated today, too.

[link to enenews.com]

Blowout in Gulf of Mexico: Wellhead releasing ‘unknown product’ into water off Louisiana coast (MAP)

Wellhead Release
East Bay, LA 2012-Nov-05

At 0640 on 5NOV12, USCG Sector New Orleans contacted NOAA SSC about a report of a wellhead releasing unknown product into the water. The location was described as "Northern East Bay" without precise coordinates. The release began early in the morning, exact time unknown and the rate of discharge is unknown. The release is unsecured and overflight is scheduled. There is limited information at this time and further investigation is required. USCG requested a trajectory to aid with field activities.


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Note: Documents are posted chronologically and early reports likely contain factual errors. These errors may be corrected in a later report.
Incident Details
Spill, potential spill, or other: Oil Spill
Cause of incident: Well Blowout

Latitude (approximate): 29° 5.00' North
Longitude (approximate): 89° 15.00' West

Where is this Northern East Bay area at?

I found it here;

[link to maps.google.com (secure)]

Now draw a line from Assumption Parish to this new well head release then to the BP Macondo well. They line up perfectly.

Pretty much where the Mississippi River runs into the Gulf, El Q. Lines up for sure.

Last Edited by Earth Cries on 11/05/2012 03:51 PM

That's a scary thought.

Officials: Severe thunderstorm warning for Louisiana sinkhole — NOAA: This is a dangerous storm; Deadly cloud-to-ground lightning; Winds over 60mph; Destructive hail (MAP)

[link to enenews.com]

Man, the lightening down to the south of me towards the sinkhole area was constant about an hour ago. Looked like a light show going on down there. We got nothing, thank goodness.

Bingo...

And, more, the salt domes there are all connected and run all the way up to about Tennessee -- and connect to the New Madrid fault.

YOU HAVE WON THE PRIZE!!!!

Subsidence all the way to TN... then a 10.0 Richter Quake... and the Great Lakes channel opens to the St. Lawrence River...

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Found at least one supporting opinion.

Keep digging EL Q!

Also makes connections to methane causing all the booms. Notice how for a year or two now, all those underground explosions were blamed on "fracking" and left at that? Welllll now we know.

I posted on here yesterday that I was linking information found- my comp. locked up had to clean my system run some things it took me 8 hours to get up and back on was denied access and only got 'the spinning blue wheel of doom' for at least an hour then all clear but everything was gone :(. I've been doing some more digging on the address we had and came up with some interesting things. Just wanted to let you all know how much I care, in case... I'm neither, here nor' there!

think I found the disappearing link...who knew????

Just the niftiest little tool ever! Love the buttons on the right especially the brown one
[link to www.oilspill.labucketbrigade.org]
comes with this really cool report(this is #31) just like didyoufeelit?
[link to www.oilspill.labucketbrigade.org]
and lookie-lookie today's not the first one...8 pages one after another all the way back to October 2011...my, my, my
definately an 'Oh, Crap' moment
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Last Edited by AKObserver on 11/06/2012 12:09 AM