Crustal displacement appears to be happening NOW

This is a great compilation video of earth changes, I know its been posted several times on glp but very worthwhile for those who might have missed it:

The (near) perfect circles are always fun ones.

Great article and update to Louisiana sinkhole situation:

[link to www.southernstudies.org]

Ashley Alleman and her husband knew something was wrong months ago. Amid reports of unexplained bubbling in nearby Bayou Corne, they’d been feeling strange rumblings beneath their home, rumblings they’d never felt before.

Initially the Allemans and other community members who felt the same tremors were met with disbelief. According to Ashley, Joseph Ball, the director of the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources Department of Injection and Mining, even suggested it was heavy trucks traveling down nearby Highway 70.
When a massive sinkhole/slurry area opened up in the wee hours of Friday, August 3, Ashley’s husband told her to call Mr. Ball: "Tell him his truck just landed in the bayou."

But get this:

As a result, Highway 70, the only route through the community, was closed in order to allow the pipeline companies to depressurize their lines, which was completed Sunday night and the highway reopened. Yet the bubbling continued, indicating the pipelines were not the source of the gas. Authorities have since determined abandoned wells in the area are also not the source.
If the abandoned wells or the pipelines aren't the culprit, where is the gas coming from? What caused the massive sinkhole/slurry area?

Mark Cartwright, representing Texas Brine, admitted the company had to abandon operations at the mine last year as the result of "loss of integrity in the well bore." Testing indicated they were drilling in an area that was much closer to the edge of the salt area than initially thought. Drilling too close to the edge could puncture a protective outer layer of solid rock salt, and threaten the integrity of the caverns, causing a possible collapse.

Lake Peigneur, located above a salt dome 80 miles west of Bayou Corne, collapsed in 1980 when a drilling rig punctured a protective layer in the salt mine wall, causing the entire lake, including a drilling rig, several larges barges and large chunks of the surrounding land to be pulled into the cavern below. The pressure was so great that the bayou ran backwards, creating a large waterfall as the bayou was sucked back into the puncture hole. No one was hurt in that incident.

Dr. Wilma Subra worked extensively on the Lake Peigneur incident and suspects drilling too close to the edge of the salt may have compromised the cavern in Bayou Corne. Subra, an award-winning scientist, has worked on the Lake Peigneur incident for several decades. Yet she was excluded from meetings of scientists on Monday and worries for the safety of the surrounding community.

@ 6:15 TY Dane...



Sinkhole doom in a lil wayne vid, lol

Punta Gorda, Florida, from June:

[link to video.heraldtribune.com]

Earthquake causes garage explosion in Ontario,California posted today.

[link to theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com]


The 11:40 a.m. blast blew the windows out of the two-story home and adjacent garage, located in the 400 block of West Carlton Street, and sparked a small fire inside, according to the Ontario Fire Department...causing $200,000 in damage.

Explosion monitor in Bayou goes off, officials investigating:

[link to www.examiner.com]

All I can say is WOW!!!!!!!!!!!

Great work Radchick. Keep this thread alive.

I want to see what continues to happen.




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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — As state scientists monitored the toxicity of naturally occurring radiation at a slurry hole in Assumption Parish, residents said Thursday they were furious with their public state officials because they think they have been withholding information.
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The Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality said the slurry hole near Bayou Corne is near areas that have been used for oil and gas exploration. Low levels of radioactivity may be remaining from the work, though not at harmful levels, officials say.

[link to newsok.com]

Nice cover story for the Radon emissions...waiting for RadChick to confirm readings in the area if at all possible.

BAYOU CORNE — Assumption Parish leaders reacted angrily Thursday to revelations that Louisiana Department of Natural Resources and Texas Brine Co. LLC officials had known since January 2011 about possible problems at a salt cavern now suspected as a cause of a large sinkhole in the vicinity of the Napoleonville Dome.

Also, Waguespack and other parish officials said they further learned through news accounts Thursday that DNR’s Office of Conservation had authorized Texas Brine in 1995 to dispose of naturally occurring radioactive material in the now-possibly failed cavern.

[link to theadvocate.com]

New evidence shows Bayou Corne oil and gas sinkhole disaster cover up, human right to security violated

As officials were telling Louisiana bayou people pleading answers to not worry and little more, Louisiana Department of Natural Resources and Texas Brine Co. officials have known for over a year that the company's salt dome cavern had radioactive materials pumped into it and might have problems, according to government regulatory files uncovered Wednesday. The salt dome is now suspected of causing the expanding 160,000 square feet sinkhole and natural gas venting in Bayou Corne and Grand Bayou area swamps.

[link to www.examiner.com]

Thanks for posting this...

Good morning Settle, you're very welcome.

Good morning my friend...

It's hard to believe they allowing this information out now. Granted it's not a typical MSM venue, but people are going to begin to see that this is only one instance of what is happening all over the world. And this time the exposure is "real" time rather than an expose' 20 years later on 60 minutes.

The dominoes continue to fall, the veil gets thinner every day. The people in Assumption Parish know they've been and continue to be lied to, let it be a lesson to others still sleeping...TPTB are capable of anything, nothing is sacred, nothing is off limits.

It is very nice to see a whole community being awakened, unfortunately the events surrounding their awakening will continue to worsen, we have yet to see the severity of what they will have to endure.

Very true...a storms coming...

Ahhh yes and how long have we waited for it to begin my friend...my tears fall for them as well but with that storm comes a reckoning, the one we've waited on for countless lifetimes. ;)

Please excuse me...I seem to get emotional now...could cry at the drop of a hat it seems...all of the things going on weighs heavy on me for some reason...I cry for humanity now

No excusing necessary, it's the eternal burden of the empath, we will always carry their pain. It IS what drives our soul to continue on with the tasks at hand. The injustice is intolerable and sickening to the core, it sours the taste of life but the end result will be undeniable and glorious, stay strong.

...you are right!

Many :Hugging: returned...I think it's time to revive the other thread, the weight of not tending to it (won't explain here) seems to have re-emerged this morning, thank you.

Thread: Great wall of china collapses!

Link to a post about the Great Wall of China Collapsing.

DHS is now on the case of possible sinkhole doom in Louisiana:

[link to enenews.com]

Assumption Parish Sheriff Mike Waguespack said Thursday he is now concerned the sinkhole is close to a well containing 1.5 million barrels of liquid butane, a highly volatile liquid that turns into a highly flammable vapor upon release. A breach of that well, he said, could be catastrophic.

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[Landry] said he suspects a cavern collapse is to blame, and he said there’s a fear in the community that a further collapse could enlarge the sinkhole and endanger a wider area.

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“I believe in the good book, and they say in there that all things shall pass, and this too shall pass, but it remains to be seen in what form it will pass,” Landry said.

Measurements taken Monday showed the sinkhole measures 324 feet in diameter and is 50 feet deep, but in one corner it goes down 422 feet, said John Boudreaux, director of the Office of Homeland Security in Assumption Parish, about 30 miles south of Baton Rouge.

Have no fear, DHS is here!

Radioactive substances were stored in cavern years ago, now being monitored.

Henning weighs in from a geological perspective, from his track record I'd take what he says pretty seriously and research it further:

Bayou sinkhole cover up furor, posted 2 hours ago:

[link to www.examiner.com]

dont know if this is related but on uk yahoo news,it talks of a mass of floating volcanic rocks the size of belgium,floating on the sea off new zealand and they dont know where they came from?they guess an undersea volcano??