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reply posted on 27-3-2005 @ 04:49 PM by WyrdeOne
rwatkins
Well, the marines the US deployed began training to respond to the event a year or so before it happened, and when they landed they were armed to the teeth and backed up by missle boats. It was more like an invasion than a rescue mission. America has hospital ships that were not deployed. India too has a hospital ship, at least one, and it was deployed right away. I think if anyone gained, it was the US government, they were free to 'discreetly' slaughter the Tamil Tigers to clear up those pesky problems they've been having with sabotage of their equipment and kidnapping of their workers.

Of course Russia might have gained if there was serious damage to the ExxonMobile LNG pumping stations and shipping apparatus, but that wasn't the case for unknown reasons. There didn't appear to be any damage, and production actually picked up after the event because the Tigers gave it a rest (to regroup and bury their dead). Russia is also known to have tsunami weapons, they were developing them as far back as the 70's-80's, openly too.

And FYI: They haven't just been having aftershocks, they've at least one 5.0 every day since the day after the event, that's unprecedented and inexplicable. Those aren't aftershocks, those are full blown earthquakes. Every day since. It's very strange.

My running theory is that the event cracked open an enormous lava chamber, and the 5.0s are explosions touched off when hot magma touches cold sea water. It's the only explanation I can think of.

The damage would also be consistent with an asteroid impact.

mrsdudara
I'm not sure, I didn't hear anything about it. Unless you're talking about combination fission/fussion bombs, which leave almost no trace radiation because they progress to criticality very rapidly? I doubt those would be tested so callously though. Are you maybe thinking of explosive, fuel/air daisy cutters? But again, I find it hard to believe they would test those in FL though...

If you find any additional information maybe start a thread.

Has the process of nationalization gone ahead as planned? I don't think so.

I'd say the energy barons saw a chip getting taken away from them at the big table and kicked the other player under the board. It makes sense, motive wise. Means, yes, that's been discussed. Oppurtunity, certainly, there are probably 2 dozen oil service ships in the region at any given time, perfectly capable of dropping a diving bell housing the device or dispatching a ROV to deliver it more precisely.


reply posted on 27-3-2005 @ 11:48 PM by WyrdeOne
rwatkins
I don't know if they knew what they were doing, or if it was even anything but a tragic accident. Whatever the cause, I'm pretty sure the result was lasting damage that's going to manifest itself in a very uncomfortable way. Luckily the people in the region recognize the signs now, so they have a better chance of survival. If you had survived the first tsunami, and you saw the water getting sucked out, wouldn't you run like you had dogs nipping at your bum? I would.

That being said, the sea burst weapons are kind of old news, do a google search for Sea Burst Tsunami Russian Weapon, it will lead you to all sorts of interesting destinations. But I really am not convinced of anything in this case. I would no more say "This was definitely a nuke." than I would say "This was definitely David Hasselhoff jumping up and down wildly." We just don't know. There is too much contradictory evidence, and the region is NOT OPEN to international investigators, because of the rebel unrest.

There's some pretty incriminating evidence regarding the P compression waves, that was stated earlier on this thread and a few other places, mostly 'unreliable' sources I notice. There was some info, again from 'unreliable' sources, that pointed to the fact that the source of the earthquake had a 'variable center' but this was denied by local seismologists after the fact.

There's a lot of fear in that area right now, the natives are restless, no pun intended. They are hearing strange rumblings in the belly of the earth, they say it sounds like ancient machinery. Wierd huh?

Edited to add this link contradicting myself.
www.reliefweb.int...

This document, generated in Feb claims the US did respond with the USNS Mercy, a hospital ship. I'm still looking.

Edited again to add this link supporting my earlier allegations.
www.reliefweb.int...
This document, dated January, makes no mention of a hospital ship, only the Lincoln, elements of its strike group, along with "6 dozen helicopters." So..it appears the hospital ship was dispatched about 2 months late. Still looking...

Edited yet again to offer additional perspective on our presence in Thailand.
dc.indymedia.org...

www.voanews.com...
This link maintains that the US "may" deploy the USNS Mercy, the article was penned in early January.

wwwnotes.reliefweb.int...
This appears to be the final word. The hospital ship was nearing Indonesia after a four week voyage, according to this article, written in Feb. So, I stand partially corrected.


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reply posted on 30-3-2005 @ 12:54 PM by Macrento

(posted by mrsdudara)
Hay, what was the name of that new bomb the US tested in Floridia last year? The one that was like a nuke but no ratiation. They said they were going to use it as a scare tactic or something.



I think I know what you're talking about since, in those days, I was following the news daily and around the clock, so I have it all down on paper.

On March 11 or 12, 2003, the U.S. presented to the world its MOAB bomb, the Mother Of All Bombs (conventional, non-nuclear ones, that is), the ultimate blockbuster bomb and the most powerful of all the conventional bombs that have ever been put together (unless there's an even bigger one now).

They did this by making one go off somewhere (wish I knew where...one of the square states maybe?). They were killing three birds with one stone here: not only were they 1) showing it off, but they were also 2) testing it and 3) intimidating Iraq, a country they were threatening to invade.

Specifications
Total weight: 9,450 kilograms (i.e., nearly 9.5 tons)
Explosive load: 8.5 tons of high-power explosives

The bang makes a mushroom-shaped cloud that can be seen from miles away. Its destructive power is 50 percent greater than that of the Daisy Cutter, its predecessor (which WyrdeOne mentions). Satellite guidance makes it 100 percent accurate.

One week later (Mch. 20) the war started with the bombing of Baghdad. Now we need an expert to tell us why no MOABs were used during the war...or were they? Apparently not. That would've been big news and nobody would've missed it.
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reply posted on 8-4-2005 @ 09:37 PM by wecomeinpeace
Related to this topic.

Supposedly, a recently revealed 1945 report from the Office of Strategic Services, the U.S.'s major intelligence agency before the advent of the CIA, reveals that office's research into using nuclear bombs to trigger Tsunamis as a weapon of mass destruction. The "Psychological Warfare Earthquake Plan" doesn't go so far as to state that an earthquake could be created where none was possible before, howver it does state that an expected quake along a fault-line could be 'manually' triggered by strategic placement of an atomic bomb.

www.worldnetdaily.com...
Months before the end of World War II, an American intelligence agency launched a top-secret project aimed at devising ways to trigger massive earthquakes and tsunamis that would wreak havoc among enemy civilian populations, recently uncovered documents reveal.

According to a detailed report, project planners from the Office of Strategic Services, the nation's first intelligence agency and precursor to the CIA, concluded that the United States could use its "new atomic bomb" to trigger massive earthquakes and tsunamis, thus creating "massive destruction, death and unchecked hysteria."

[...]

As the report's subtitle, "Against Japanese Homeland," clearly indicates, the island of Japan was the selected target. Queried the report, "Scientifically can heavy bombing, pinpointed on known earthquake areas, bring about an underground condition within fault sections which would step up the expectancy and possibly bring about a calamitous earthquake in a selected area?"

Answered N. H. Heck, assistant director of the U.S. Coast Geodetic Survey, "This question has been asked several times, so it should receive a serious answer. All that could be applied is trigger force, and this can only advance and set the time for an earthquake which is about to occur. It is conceivable, however, that an explosion at exactly the right time and place might have the correct effect."

A letter cited in the report from the Seismological Laboratory of the University of California to Dr. L.H. Adams of the U.S. Geophysical Laboratory and OSS scientists reads: "… we would have to get (bomb) within less than 5 miles of that place on the fault which is destined to break within a year."


I couldn't find any other sources than the one above.

This may bear relation to the "Tsunami Bomb" experiments off the coast of New Zealand in 1944 and 1945, revealed in the New Zealand Herald.
www.nzherald.co.nz...
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