Nuke Under The Gulf of Mexico


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September 14, 2006

On September 10 2006 an earthquake measuring 6.0 on the Richter Scale happened under the Gulf of Mexico. I immediately knew it was an H-Bomb in the five megaton range. This was the event Phil Ledoux and others had warned could lead seismic activity along the Mississippi Valley
especially the New Madrid Fautline in Missouri. The planet Earth absorbed the energy and there is a slight chance of slippage on adjoining
faultlines.

The planners of the explosion were oil executives. They are attempting to increase the flow of crude oil from deep underground to replenish the
wells throughout the Gulf including Texas and Louisiana. Oil is generated deep in the crust. There is no lack of oil. The oil executives know where
oil originates but still call it a fossil fuel. Their greed may poison the entire Gulf with increased underwater seepages.

In their planning, the possibility of a tsunami or earthquakes in populated areas was considered an acceptable risk. The political backers and chief
bankers may consider the loss of life a bonus as they profit from death and destruction.

The Siberian natural gas wells which supply much of western Europe were drilled deep in the crust. Many men lost their lives when the trapped
gasses escaped. The blow-out destroyed large forests and poisoned the land. If such a technique were used to increase the flow of North Sea oil
the blow-out cold destroy England, Scotland, Norway, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium and France.

There are many areas where crude oil and natural gas seeps through cracks in the crust. Under the oceans the crust is the thinnest. Continental
drift would accelerate if this method of oil extraction were generally used.

Underwater the nuclear poisoning is no longer hidden from public view. The oil will be radioactive and refined petroleum burnt will increase the
background radiation levels.

The Gulf of Mexico is an impact crater left over from 65 million years ago. The Gulf is a huge fracture zone and as such is a weak area in the
crust. It would be best to stop detonating nukes in fracture zones. It would be truly the best to stop the use of nukes altogether and go beyond
oil and the atom as energy sources.

Zuerrnnovahh-Starr Livingstone

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