Don't Be Distracted : The Real Problem = Historic Mississippi Flood/Intentional Levee Breach

New Madrid Fault-----Meet The Baton Rouge Fault?

They are opening the Morganza spillway here in Louisiana, the first time since 1973. This along with the Bonnet Carre spillway opening, will result in major flooding to many smaller Louisiana cities and towns.

I was searching for historical flood maps from the 1973 floods when I came across this gem of information...

It is a Journal paper written in 2005 covering The effects of Earthquakes, Fault Movements, and Subsidence(sinking land) on the South Louisiana Landscape

www.coastalenv.com/EffectofEarthquakeFaultMovementsandSubsidence.pdf

It follows the idea that the Coastal land loss Louisiana is suffering is actually from this sinking below the Baton Rouge Fault, and not necessarily to sea level increase.

It also goes into the subject of Liquification along these faults. It was very eye opening. I never realized we had even semi active faults here.

There is some serious concern on my part with the opening of these spillways. The floodplains follow these faults naturally, and will be where most of this water will gather.

reply to post by itscocobaby


Thanks Coco!

we were talking about that radar earlier...

I counted 25 rings on that map...

and I do believe there is 25 known HAARP (like) installations around the world aswell... kinda odd

Oh and the World Wide Flooding Thread Coco mentioned... check it out... Coco has done a LOT of work on it!!

Originally posted by inanna1234
I have a feeling there is going to be a lot less food soon. Everywhere is either really dry or flooding.... There is so much flooding and natural disasters going on making it hard to grow crops. Plant your gardens, this year if any.

I agree...
So people should buy in bulk bags....
Dry Goods... Rice, Beans... they will keep for years and will keep you alive...
and if you already got it... you wont need it!

reply to post by Stormgodess


I think this is a very important point, your link unfortunately is broken I would love to read that report. coco

reply to post by coyotepoet


thanks friend I will go and take a look at his video's and see what I can find! cheers coco

Its a PDF that I need to link. The new link I posted works, but you cant click directly from the post?

You can google Effect of Earthquake Fault Movement Louisiana to reach the PDF

It is very informative.

reply to post by Stormgodess


Thanks for sharing!

My .pdf reader is not working right now!!

sucks!!!

It follows the idea that the Coastal land loss Louisiana is suffering is actually from this sinking below the Baton Rouge Fault, and not necessarily to sea level increase.

But if that is true... that is alarming
a lot of places right now appear to be sinking...

reply to post by Stormgodess

Effect of Earthquake Fault Movement Louisiana

There ya go
in an ATS friendly link

reply to post by EvolEric


Yeh, that does suck.

Does running a google search and viewing the Google Doc quick view make a difference?

reply to post by EvolEric


WOOHOO!!! Thanks! You are awesome.

There really is some very interesting information in there. A very clear explanation of things also.

reply to post by Stormgodess


your welcome!!

I tried using the quick view feature but no luck...

I am going to hopefully get it fixed this weekend...

I'm on Dial-up internet... or I would just download a free .pdf viewer real quick..

but alas... it would take me forever and a day to get one

But great news is... You added that document to the thread,
so others can read it.

reply to post by Stormgodess

They are opening the Morganza spillway here in Louisiana, the first time since 1973. This along with the Bonnet Carre spillway opening, will result in major flooding to many smaller Louisiana cities and towns.

Can you get me a link for that information?

Don't take this as me being mean, or as an attack... or me calling you out or anything negative...
Cos that isnt my style

But the only thing I can find is this
posted about 2 hours ago

The Army Corps of Engineers may open the Morganza Spillway near Baton Rouge next week to divert massive amounts of Mississippi River water into the Atchafalaya Delta. It would mark the first time since 1973 that the diversion structure has been used to prevent flooding.

Source



The words "May" and "Maybe" were thrown around a lot by the CoE...
before they decided to blow the Birds Point Levee...

So If you do live in that area...
you might wanna be paying attention

reply to post by EvolEric


Oh no, no problem.

Im sorry, I was chatting away up there like you all hear my local news.

Neither of these say that the Morganza is opening absolutely, but the local news here is saying it, and same newscast spoke about Jindal contacting Dept of Defence and requesting National Guard troops.

I know this isnt a great source but only one I saw with the National Guard troops mentioned.
www.therepublic.com...

Link concerning both spillway openings
www.nola.com...

Originally posted by EvolEric
reply to post by Stormgodess

 

The words "May" and "Maybe" were thrown around a lot by the CoE...
before they decided to blow the Birds Point Levee...

So If you did live in that area...
you might wanna be paying attention

edit on 5/5/11 by EvolEric because: (no reason given)

It sounds pretty definate around here. Opening the Bonnet Carre isn't that big of a deal, it has been opened many times before. The Morganza, very rare. Only thing odd concerning the Bonnet Carre is they don't expect cresting of the river here until May 20th, so to open it Monday or Tuesday, is alarming. With the Morganza it's alarming all the way around.

Sorry messed the quoting up, cant figure out how to fix it LOL Bear with me, I will learn.

edit on 5-5-2011 by Stormgodess because: (no reason given)

Saw an update regarding the post about the rings and thought I would share. It is the top video dated 5/5. If he is right, there is more bad weather on the way and it will hit a big area.

www.youtube.com.../u/0/mhr5Oi8tCwA" target="_blank" class="postlink">www.youtube.com.../u/0/mhr5Oi8tCwA

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Those are really good links that people should check out!

Links are here in Stormgoddess post

Just because its called the Mississippi river...
doesnt mean the flooding is local to the state of Mississippi (hope that doesnt sound dumb?)

And the CoE has been very shifty and shady recently
I question everything they have done...and plan on doing

Its not new...

but just to recap on the Birds Point Levee situation for the people who skipped to the end of this thread

Birds Point New Madrid Floodway Joint Information Center:
We will open the third crevasse (outflow) of the Birds Point New Madrid Floodway tomorrow at approximately 1 pm. Col. Reichling, Memphis District Commander, will speak following the operation.

Source


So tomorrow is the planned time for the 3rd explosion



Also on down the river...

The CoE is considering opening up other Levees

The Army Corps of Engineers may open the Morganza Spillway near Baton Rouge next week to divert massive amounts of Mississippi River water into the Atchafalaya Delta. It would mark the first time since 1973 that the diversion structure has been used to prevent flooding.

Source

mornin all!!! ::wipes sleep out of eye and reaches for coffee::

WOW, YOU GUYS WERE HARD AT WORK LAST NIGHT!!! im curious to read through the various infos posted.

well, i am holed up in southwest chicago/joliet area and they hit this area pretty hard with the chemtrails in the evening... gut feeling: its going down today... at least the initial event. speaking of which, is the 3rd blast still scheduled for 10:00 AM? and that would be EST, right?

ill be watching this stuff like a hawk today!!!

best wishes and love to everybody...

edit: DUH the info is directly above this post!

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thanks EE! apologies, im still kinda waking up...

reply to post by egregore


Good Morning....

Those times are Central Time Zone



Coffee sounds good...

Think I will have more...

One more won't hurt...

I have only drunk 3 pots last night... Still awake form yesterday

No Reason really, other than I felt the urge