ponder

[joe kurtz]

here's a few things to ponder.

1) if they use nukes in the gulf of mexico, it could disturb all the other rigs. that area would become a dead zone for thousands of years. if it blows the methan it could create the wobble, it could always blow a large chunk out of the seabed.

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[joe kurtz]

one of the units i was with in co, was special weapons (nukes). i had a top secret clarence. i was ao trained as a chemical, biological nuclear nco, with the gas masks and decontamintion and all that junk. excessive methan gas can be a life extinction event. it will kill all living matter. there are more leaks in the gulf than what the news media is saying.

[edina]

Hey Joe, I found it, it seems to me that you are very concerned about the nuke option in the Gulf. I have been, too. I haven't heard much about it for the past few days, which I think is odd. It was on the top of the news cycle for weeks. I wonder why it has dropped off.

I'm going to link you to a blog I posted that has a site I think you might find interesting.
Remember, do not stay on the computer soooo long. Trees are good friends, too. :-)

https://earthchanges.ning.com/profiles/blogs/visualizing-the-oil-spll-1, it a good place to get updates on the spill.

Have you ever thought about what would happen if the toxic, poisonous gas over the gulf lifted and floated over land? What would happen if it settled at somewhere on land? Do you know anyone who lives in the Southeast? I think they may be affected by such a thing.