Published: November 5th, 2012 at 2:33 pm ET
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See recent footage of oil surfacing near BP’s Macondo Well
Title: Wellhead Release
Source: NOAA
Date: Nov. 5, 2012
UPDATE HERE: Feds: Release of 'unknown amount' of 'unknown substance' due to 'unknown cause' off Louisiana coast -- Helicopter investigating incident
Wellhead Release
East Bay, LA 2012-Nov-05At 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. [...]
Cause of incident: Well Blowout
Latitude (approximate): 29° 5.00′ North
Longitude (approximate): 89° 15.00′ West
View location of well here
Published: November 5th, 2012 at 2:33 pm ET
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But then people like MFX and other...
sending...
ouch. did not need that…
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Read this, the Gulf region is in really big trouble! If you live there you need to consider leaving!
http://prophecies.org/DOCS/Book%2012/Chapter92.htm
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Sigh…Mother Nature is going to come at us with a vengeance for doing this stuff to her.
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you got it kali…
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major storm in vicinity? haven't mapped it yet http://www.tvballa.com/2012/11/gulf-mexico/east-coast-threatens-weather-weary-noreaster
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Methane is my guess
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yeah… makes sense. not a good thing.
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Isn't methane is a colorless gas making it clear?
Could the product be from fracking, or maybe the two mixed together along with all the other stuff come out as a weird product?
My Dad once made the firehouse stew at home.
He did something to it, put too much of something in and it turned out horrible.
I think they put to much garbage in their big stew and now it also is turning out horrible.
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Corexit, and a little of this and that?
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Benzene too
http://www.bt.cdc.gov/agent/benzene/basics/facts.asp
http://www.southernstudies.org/2011/01/bps-spilled-oil-is-washing-up-in-people.html
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Uh..oh..
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not finding updates anywhere yet
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=podw2vUn9zg&feature=youtu.be&a Gary Larrabee reads incident notice from source above, no updates
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we're not going to have a planet to live on, if this keeps up
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bastards.
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This doesn't look good:
http://www.haarpstatus.com/status.html
Is this site totally on the mark? HAARP is definitely an actor in much of what we are seeing, but I'm never sure of the interpretations that are posted on various web sites. If this map is accurate I'd better gather up my family and head for the Dakotas…
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BP has fractured the entire sea floor and there is no way to stop the gushers, nor the seepers. MC 252 is not the only wellheads leaking. Over 27,000 wellheads have never been properly sealed! MC 292 is between two Salt Domes and was a drill site by BP. I wrote several articles about all of this, but one I currently wrote has very ominous portents. I may post it here as well, but for now, I'll hold my tongue since I am new to this site.
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FreedomRox, please feel free to post your articles (one at a time) or a link to them. The map I linked to above shows a shortwave spike in Louisiana that appeared early this morning. Could this be referencing the wellhead that is now spewing "unknown product?" (Laughing sardonically as I type that. Reminds me of effing Donald Rumsfeld and his "known unknowns, etc.")
In addition to periodic blowouts, the underwater drilling sites worldwide have a history of constant leaking that the MSM never covers. These leaks have to be causing long term ill effects, but with a toxic menu of oil & gas pollution, nuclear & EMF radiation, agricultural chemicals, medications & fluoride in our drinking water, chemtrails and on and on, it's almost impossible to sort out what is causing the skyrocketing cancers, autism, mental breakdowns and immune system diseases.
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TYVM amber. I wouldn't worry too much about a shortwave spike, but longwave is another thing entirely. It is absolute that this oil came from the Macondo.
The shortwave spike you allude to is most likely from the Gwen network, so watch for weather in the local area take a turn.
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Wow, like a bomb with a thousand fuses.
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FREEDOM say what you feel there might be shills or paid People that jump you but TRUTH IS HONOR & COURAGE Welcome to the group
I am a retired Fire Dept Captain and worked for NASA as a fire protection Specialists and have had Safety Too and still learn. I also worked in Refining fire fighting and know about Oil well systems since I was and a first responder
Hello and Welcome
Markww
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Thank you everyone for the warm welcome. Mark, I may have some real serious questions for you considering your background, sir.
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Massive Explosive Potential in Louisiana and Gulf of Mexico.
http://12160.info/profiles/blogs/original-content-massive-explosive-potential-in-louisana-and?xg_source=activity
Lots of info, so take it as long as you can. One thing to consider… Oxygen being forced by drilling will seep thru fractures in the surrounding sub-strata and throughout the caverns. Oxygen plus methane equals a truly dangerous situation.
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damn
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http://beforeitsnews.com/earthquakes/2012/11/200000-death-certificates-ordered-by-louisiana-2446148.html
????
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See post below on Gulf Blue Plague (Corexit) victims…very ill, and many are dying with no assistance for their conditions…
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Numbers don't lie
(without people`s help!)
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Well, it could explain all of the so-called "Fema Coffins", and relocation camps. Does anyone think that they know just what they are setting up, or just as precautions?
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Feels like we are going to find out. There are so many perils and missteps in play here there seems a foregone conclusion is in play. How could things turn out differently?
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I knew there was something fishy about the radioactive readings at the Bayou Corne sinkhole. Makes perfect sense. Spent fuel rods would easily go down a well casing into the salt domes under louisianna,Texas and under the gulf. There is documented proof thet the government has advocated for the use of salt domes as a good place to store radioactive waste. They currently use the New Mexico salt domes to do exactly that so whats to keep them from doing it in these salt domes. Today's photos of the sinkhole shows that this monster is out of control. I suggest that if you have relatives or live in Southern Louisianna that you get the hell out of there. Even it it doesn't blow to kingdom come it's definately highly contaminated beyond any possibility of ever getting cleaned up. Make sure you don't jump put of the pan into the fire and by that I mean stay clear of areas close to any nuke plants or reprocessing plants like Hanford washington,rocky flats colorado, and Savannah River site in South Carolina. Also stear clear of Simi Valley Calif(nuclear accident site) and Crescent oklahoma (old kerr mcghee plutonium processing plant). I live in Houston and am thinking of selling everything I own and moving to Costa Rica. Its going to get worse – who knows what the outcome of this nighmare will be. Read the link in FREEDOMROX posting!
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Costa Rica sounds nice
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Yeah, getting out of Houston sounds nice to. I moved out of there years ago and feel much better, LOL.
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FREEDOMROX is on to something with this Craton Breakup. Maybe that explains the quake swarms around Birmingham, Alabama and Kentucky/West Virginia border.
http://anf.ucsd.edu/recenteqs/
USGS doesn't show a lot of these.
Another good site,
http://www.ceri.memphis.edu/seismic/recenteqs/index.html
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Thank you for the links. I included them as an alternate source in the article. So much cloak and dagger surrounding all of this, and getting more ominous all the time. I have a friend in Costa Rico… maybe it is time to pay him a visit, since the (S)Elections are done.
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@TearsOjoy
My memory of Texas….tap water smelled like strong chlorine like pool water including on tap coca cola from restaurant… I don't know how you guys can be poisoned and live like that!?
"Yeah, getting out of Houston sounds nice to"
Sure it is
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On arrival in Costa Rica you will find everything slows down and rent is super cheap (a whole house for $100/mo is typical, though not like homes in US)… local gringo online newsletter shows higher prices, go straight to the people, find cheap rent easy.
For sure get out of the gulf, where ever you go, just go.
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BP oil spill's health effects will be felt for generations, scientist warns
http://www.nola.com/news/gulf-oil-spill/index.ssf/2011/02/bp_oil_spills_health_effects_w.html
"…The blood tests were performed on people of varying ages, gender and exposure levels. All of the individuals tested displayed some physical symptoms typical of exposure to crude oil or Corexit, Subra said. Immediate symptoms include skin irritation, nausea, headaches and vomiting. Longer-term maladies can include liver and kidney damage, cardiac arrhythmia and chronic respiratory problems. Benzene also is a cancer-causing agent.
Test results consistently showed elevated levels of chemicals — among them benzene, ethylbenzene and Xylene — that are found in either crude, dispersant or both, she said. Results were similar on oysters and other Gulf seafood.
Among soil samples taken in four states, 60 percent showed dangerously elevated levels of petroleum hydrocarbons when compared with normal marine sediment screenings, Subra said."
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Macondo…the gift that just keeps on giving.
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if the well is still leaking then this article from bellona makes alot of sense.. we need a discussion about big buisness.. or a revolution..
reposting these 2..
BP Gulf disaster -Food chain damage likely on the way
Kristiansen said that the worst of the damage from the oil remains buried in such sub-sand deposits would likely be subsurface ecosystems.
“The damage that we don’t see could be far worse,” he said. “The subsurface ecosystem damage can damage the genetic make up of and productivity of these ecosystems.”
He said that the chemicals released by the initial spill accumulate upward in the food chain, and “reach levels above the threshold of what causes genetic damage in marine species, and may further cause cancer in seafood consuming humans.”
“If anyone is still accepting BPs assertions that this is not an environmental disaster any longer, this is an eye opener,” he added.
http://nuclear-news.net/2012/10/09/breaking-bp-gulf-disaster-food-chain-damage-likely-on-the-way/
Underwater nuclear bomb tests – causing environmental damage?
How safe are underwater nuclear tests? November 05, 2012 Khadijah Bawazeer , a friend of mine who is a news-addict suggested that the increasing number of major environmental crises all over the world might be the aftermath of underwater nuclear testing. The argument is plausible
http://nuclear-news.net/2012/11/05/underwater-nuclear-bomb-tests-causing-environmental-damage/#more-32428
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Interesting link.
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welcome freedomrox
there is an added component to the puzzle too
in case you missed it
Louisiana Sinkhole? -Gulf Stream Shift Linked to Methane Gas Escaping from Seabeds
“The new work could reinvigorate a debate on the risk of methane release from the oceans and whether destabilized hydrates make the continental slopes more unstable”
By Nature magazine and Virginia Gewin
http://nuclear-news.net/2012/11/02/louisiana-sinkhole-gulf-stream-shift-linked-to-methane-gas-escaping-from-seabeds/
"it dont rain but it pours"
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Thank you arclight, and I am well aware of these developments, but the article is very long as it is. Sometimes you sacrifice. I shouldn't have and will post it into the comments section which is now becoming the size of a novella. I may just write one after this. "What a long strange trip it's been."
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A wellhead blows, and immediately the methane disaster crowd jumps on it like it's 100% proof positive. This is exactly what I'm talking about when I cite inductive reasoning. It says "unknown", which means that they haven't analyzed it yet. There is not enough info here to tie it to anything yet.
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My article is well researched and is not advocating a doomsday scenario, but with knowledge comes the power to ask intelligent questions and get some equally intelligent answers, of which none have been provided at any of the most recent disasters. Ever get the truth about Macondo? No, we had to drag it out of their publications and emails after the fact, and after Matt Simmons lost his life warning us. It is now confirmed that the prior oil is from Macondo in September. It is not inductive reasoning that if the slicks from 2011 and 2012 are from Macondo, that a slick at Macondo is from Macondo. Do you even have a clue as to how many wellheads exist just on Mississippi Canyons 252 and 296? I do.
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Sorry. Just talking on a forum. New here. Place is a little hateful if peeps don't want to "go there eh?" Damn.
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No, I don't think so. I am new here as well, and you can find folks that are constantly fighting their 'Official" conditioning on every site on the web. I do not take anything as hateful. Just different strokes for different folks.
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@krugthecaveman did you read the story about the mother whose kid has so many throat nodules they cannot count them? I will go anywhere you think you want to go if you come here bringing unnecessary nonsense, and not helpful data, to this board.
If you want to get kicks and giggles by "chatting" on forum about watching kids getting poisoned by BP leaks or them dying from radiation then go for it but don't expect people to have calm thoughts over such things.
@Dosdos you know the drill-if you don't like what is presented here find links of your own. Methane or no methane BP oil is flammable. Period.
EPA Oil with Associated Water and Sediment May 15 ‐ July 18, 2010 Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, and Mississippi
http://www.epa.gov/bpspill/data/waste_data_archive.pdf
Corexit chemical composition
http://www.epa.gov/bpspill/dispersants-qanda.html#list
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Kalidances you are an idiot. I can chat and get my "kicks" here if I choose! I can also become educated about my world through news sources like this. Kiss my ass.
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One day if you have children you will apologize. One day you are going to have to bury a loved one because you were on here fucking around instead of making sure your family was safe.
You are going to watch someone you love die.
Count on it bitch.
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Learn and share, you'll fit in fine!
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Scientists and their employers need to reverse direction and quit wrecking the planet.
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Matt Simmons claimed if I remember correctly, that BP had accidently drilled into a hot volcano.
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It was an offshoot magma chamber. If he is correct then we will see frozen methane releasing itself. Altho' natural gas is colorless, it is far from odorless. Need boots on boats out near Macondo, but would probably be shot by BP security.
@kali, I have attempted to stay away from the 'elephant in the room', because no matter how many times you try to explain to people the environmental catastrophe that will murder their children…I normally only face angry nay-sayers. It is a very sad and tragic situation in the Gulf. May prayers go out to them as well as the victims of New York and New Jersey now facing a Nor' Easter and plummeting temperatures this week.
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BREAKING NEWS BULLETIN
La. sinkhole methane explosion possible says sheriff, refuting naysayers
http://www.examiner.com/article/la-sinkhole-methane-explosion-possible-says-sheriff-refuting-naysayers?cid=rss
MARKWW
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Truth is very very sad and painful. This clip of Jennifer Rexford, a Gulf cleanup worker. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9lXwkAQ5Tg&feature=related Then she gets really sick http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GN2bJjtY4HM&feature=related
Another of one of the best advocates at the time of the spill, Kindra Arnesan, now ill http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9m_h8V0D_4 and one of Lisa Nelson who died after inhaling fumes during an evening walk on the beach. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JybIBe02-6Y&feature=related
This is what it's about. Corexit…or 'co-wrecks it', as it was known at the time that Corexit is a toxicity multiplier for oil. Gulf Blue Plague. Synthia. Genetically modified organisms let loose on the world. Criminal. Utterly criminal. Corexit, a product made by the oil industry, for the oil industry. To sink oil because the penalties for spills are assessed on what's recovered.
THE GULF BLUE PLAGUE: IT'S NOT WISE TO FOOL MOTHER NATURE (Full length version)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7N3i1T_Js0
UPDATE: Gulf Bio-Terrorism: A Silent & Deadly Enemy Among Us (Part I)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzbOgYpjvFI&feature=related
Peace on earth…
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Admin I know I know. I'll excuse myself and put myself on timeout but one day this man is going to be on his knees begging God to give someone he loves back.
Klug has seven months before he comes on here in tears.
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Peak oil & the end for our industrial civilization
In this edition of the show Max interviews Mike Ruppert from collapsenet.com.
He talks about the decline of the American empire at the end of the age of oil.
Mike Ruppert is an American author, a former Los Angeles Police Department officer, and investigative journalist and peak oil advocate.
http://www.presstv.ir/Program/262970.html
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Anyone who can, please attend this meeting tomorrow: wellhead folks mtg Wed: President of National Ocean Industries Association speaking at a Lafayette luncheon 11/7 http://www.theind.com/business/11902-wednesday-luncheon-looks-at-impact-of-election-on-oil-industry
"Randall Luthi, president of the National Ocean Industries Association, will be speaking at a Lafayette luncheon Wednesday, Nov. 7, about the impact of Tuesday’s presidential election (should we actually know the outcome by then) on the state's oil and gas industry. Luthi’s discussion, The State of the Gulf of Mexico Oil and Gas Industry, is part of the Greater Lafayette Chamber of Commerce’s Food for Thought series.
luthiThe luncheon is from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Lafayette Hilton on Pinhook Road. As of Tuesday morning, only nine spots remained. Admission is $25 for chamber members, $40 for non-members and $250 for a table of eight. Contact Angelle Theriot at 408-3657 for more info." they require hard questions to be thrown at them
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kalid do not worry there are people that come in here and make fun of disasters.. Do Not Mind Them just ignore them and they go away Your just fine keep up THE WONDERFUL WORK you DO it helps the SHILLS the PAID people that ruin blogs and other things on the net will one day need our help in one way or another
let them make fun of this that just came out
BREAKING NEWS BULLETIN
La. sinkhole methane explosion possible says sheriff, refuting naysayers
http://www.examiner.com/article/la-sinkhole-methane-explosion-possible-says-sheriff-refuting-naysayers?cid=rss
MARKWW
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Perhaps the millions of years of pressure at great depth has produced something beyond oil that releases more energy than oil products when burned. We have solved the energy problem. Drill Baby Drill!
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What gets Bigger the more you take away from it?
Answer: A Hole
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