Karaoke the Kid  Wrote:

Karu  Wrote:

Where can we listen to it?

Not sure. It was from the BayouCorneSinkhole Facebook page. Waiting for updates.

Thanks

Karu  Wrote:

Karaoke the Kid  Wrote:

Not sure. It was from the BayouCorneSinkhole Facebook page. Waiting for updates.

Thanks

Did they cancel it or something?

CourtDude  Wrote:

Karu  Wrote:

1. How would this speed the north Atlantic current? The current runs from the GOM eastward.



2. Trees and their very large root systems hold banks. Hemp would probably help too but exclusively?

3. The "shock wave" would unleash not only the New Madrid fault line but the Arvidson Lineament. Farther reaching than a mere 20 miles.

This fault line is 1700 miles long and crosses the whole united states diagonally from Georgia to Puget Sound Washington. It is 70 to 90 miles wide and just as deep.

Yup! I have posted about the ArvidsonLinament previously, the pics were lost to the last December hack sadly.

Its amazing how 'they' hide critical things like that and build nuke power plants on top of it.

Found them:

Forgot to add, the Japan sinking in to the sea (beneath the waves) also factors in to this argument.

Litterally follow the dots, or deep and ultra deep drilling going on around the world at present.

BadHairDay  Wrote:

Howdy. Currents and eddies are where it's at. Geo engineering, even terra forming if you like.

Remember the Star Trek film where they changed the direction of the 'ribbon'? Blew this star up, and the resulting gravitational changes made the ribbon intersect with the planet.

Cayce and Scallion could never understand how the Earth changes could be so drastic so as to create the link between GoM and Great Lakes. They put it down to Earth changes, but always maintained that MAN was involved.

Now that we have half the continental US in a super fracked state, the untethered stratas, and converging fault lines have a clean pathway, linking the two.

After the initial destruction of one of the domes at Macondo, in the Gulf, the salt networks slow erosion, collapse, sea water ingress, methyl hydrate melts and releases are finally showing on dry land at Assumption.

Said all that before, and so have a few others.

But the why of it... ever growing greed and means of tapping larger areas of oil created the need. Technology has created the means.

But simple things such as the volativity of ocean currents, especially at depth, have made the ultra deep water and torrid water drill sites almost impossible and uneconomic to work on. The sheer depth of riser, and flexibility required to withstand currents, often working in multiple flow directions, made the operation difficult, and so hazardous that they have not progressed.

But stop the currents, especially in areas where infrastructure is in place (GoM, Nth Sea, Lower Arctic) and the game changes instantly.

The new current flowing down through the old StLawrence Seaway, Great Lakes, through to the GoM would change the way currents of the world flowed. Weather would also change.

Add a ground collapse through Mexico and Baha, and any 'presure' in the GoM is relieved, creating relatively stable deep water.

Easier to drill, tap, reserve or lay pipelines back to relatively close infrastructure, already in place.

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Tau Ceti, you mentioned the aquifers and the Missi'. The Missi' reversed flow a while back, after a hurricane. They called it a tidal surge. Can you imagine the forces required to reverse the flow of a river the size of the Missi'?

The underground Missi River and interconnected aquifers were what created the reverse flow, likely from an already collapsed dome elsewhere drawing in the water.

Only a few miles of river reversed direction. Drained? Until equilibrium was reached. Same happened at Lake Peigneur. (test run?)

Wondering if much of the drought has been about redirection of water to other dome and salt formations leading towards the Great Lakes, in preparation.

Fracking at multiple depths creates the fracturing yes, but also provides large amounts of data during the explosive process which can be used to map out the terrain. (subterrain) This enables the next frack to be directed.

Karu, it's really nice to see you posting on this subject, and keeping the pressure on, from your unique perspective.

I think I'm too invested now, in a singular argument, and not happy with what I'm discovering back at the other place also.

Take care.

Wow BHD, that's a lot to think about. It doesn't sound like there is much time left before momentum picks up. What is the possibility of middle America having tropical type weather with this change?...or would it require more of a tilt to cause that to happen?