“If you figure in the vast number of newly reported earthquakes in “diverse places”, volcano’s, fissures (cracks) in the earth’s crust, sinkholes, and even seepage of methane and sulfur dioxide from pockets along the sea floor….add to that reported magnetic disturbances, increase in solar flare activity (Coronal Mass Ejections), something is going to happen–Earth is a bit unstable and is telling us something if we listen.”
Found this by our well known researcher friend – (in a 2012 comment)
Although the evidence is circumstantial, in the least, Exxon Mobil has provided us with the proof that the Methane seeps and propagation zones extend from the Macondo Wellhead blow out sites as well as the other wellheads that have shown 10,000 to 100,000 times the amount of Methane saturation in the Gulf since the Macondo blowout in 2010 leads straight to the Napoleonville Salt Dome.
If you will scroll to page 28of the following PDF, then you shall see the migration zone that terminates roughly 10 miles North of Bayou Corne. It is therefor logical to assume that the Methane pressures have risen to such a rate that all along the “Yellow Zone” on page 28 and the graphics on page 31 explains the sinkhole effect, and the enormous pressures involved. Crude oil will soon follow and I fear it has already filled due to the breach on the western wall. If the drilling keeps up next to the Eastern walls by the Australian Drilling Operations….then a total collapse of the Eastern wall is a very high probability. Pressurized Methane Gas is the precursor of liquid oil migrating through the Yellow Seep Zone. I personally see no way to stem or stop this. This is an environmental disaster that will in one way or the other impact and empty all of the surrounding areas in the years to come. Most of the Gulf is in extreme danger!
They appear to be back to work on berm roads according to the helicorders. There was a big bounce last night (Oct. 10) at about 10:45 p.m.. It showed on all the helicorders. Here it is on LA12.
The cavern may have felt the giant 6.2 quake at 9:10 P.M. CST near Trinidad, off Venezuela’s coast. MAP It usually sloshes around in there when other quakes set the helicorders on ‘TILT’.
BATON ROUGE, La. – The Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals asked 85 water systems across the state to increase their chlorine levels to 0.5 miligrams per liter as a precautionary measure to stave off a potentially deadly brain-eating amoeba. Water systems in many metro-area parishes are affected by the increase, which the state health officer for DHH said Thursday may become permanent. . . .
“My son Christian Strickland died August 5th, of the deadly brain eating amoeba neaglaria fowleri. This was this was Taking about 15 hours after being admitted to the hospital, in this video he had been repeating that he had to go to the bath room but clearly he could respond to me , this is very personal as it is the last semi coherent conversation I shared with my son and is so personal I have not shared it before however with the hot summer months coming I am concerned about another child falling victim to this deadly amoeba. I want to show all of you what this looks like for your families and especially for doctors because had the doctor reported that Christian had been in fresh water and his white cell count was in the 3000 which is unusual for meningitis even for the deadliest type of meningitis, bacteria. The health dept knew it was neaglaria , a nose plug could have saved his life but sending him to a FISHING camp I had no idea he’d be in the water up to his head . As you can tell he’s in a lot of pain and it got much worse after until his brainstem herniated and he was gone and because they wouldn’t test I was unable to give another mother that miracle I prayed and pleaded so desperately for . Please protect yourselves and most of all your children”
Louisiana State Epidemiologist, Dr. Raoult Ratard is the same guy inspecting water samplesfrom Lake FUBAR. Because of this latest water purity crisis we made a POLL.
Your last communiqué said everything was fine and you were operating under Code 1. You said you were at Code 1 because of a small amount of seismic activity. HOW CAN YOU PUT PEOPLE TO WORK IN AN AREA OF UNKNOWN SEISMIC ACTIVITY?? THE HELICORDERS WENT OFF-LINE EARLY YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
HOW CAN YOU PRESUME THE WORK SITE IS SAFE AND PUT YOUR WORKERS LIVES AT RISK?
Previous barf events often had a short lull in seismic activity just before they blew.
Afternoon UPDATE
Squeaky wheel gets the grease! Helicorders kick inat exactly 9 A.M. CST. Was it because someone showed up at 9 a.m. to work? Or did something un-code-one-ish happened in the long interval?
Seventeen days into the new state budget year, the state Department of Natural Resources needed to borrow $8 million from the state treasury to meet the day-to-day expenses of Bayou Corne.
Months later, the money’s almost gone.
DNR’s biggest expense is paying CB&I to help with the science behind a 25-acre sinkhole in northern Assumption Parish. . . .
They’d have a bigger expense if they paid full value for the HOMES TEXAS BRINE WRECKED! Then they could hand the bill to negligent drillers.
DESOTO PARISH, LA (KSLA/AP) – The Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals says a rare[sic] amoeba that caused the August death of a child in south Louisiana has been found infive locations(!!) in a north Louisiana water system. . .
“In the past hours, activity has increasedand might be heading towards another paroxysm. The frequency and size of explosions rose significantly and has been creating an ash plume about 1 km high and drifting 8 miles south and southwest. Many of the explosions generate shock waves, rattling roofs and windows of houses in the villages Panimaché, Morelia and Panimaché II. Constant degassing produces locomotive-like sounds and incandescent material ejected from strombolian activity reaches 125-200 m height and produces avalanches on the upper slopes. The lava effusion increased as well starting at 05:15 local time, and the flow towards Trinidad canyon reaches now 400 meters in length, generating avalanches. A second flow has started to move towards Ceniza canyon and avalanches from it reach 800 m length.”
It is closer to the Pacific than to the Gulf of Mexico but it could set off helicorders in Bayou Corne.
