Louisiana Sink Hole Explained -- POSSIBLE HUGE CATASTROPHE in the making

This is probably part of the strange phenomenon and climate change that our mother earth is experiencing at the present time. Other strange events/phenomenon do happen in the other part of the world.

It's wierd, but I guess they have always happened?

Here's another interesting link for anyone interested in the topic.

13 of the Biggest, Strangest, and Most Devastating Sinkholes on Earth | WebEcoist

They'll make it into the South's Largest Noodling Competition

This IS a very dangerous situation and I hope that "Homeland Security" will treat it as critical and that the government can tear themselves away to pay attention. Being where it is I can imagine how long the evacuated people will be away from home while the local, state and federal admins push papers around.

It is also very interesting and I learned something. Thanks Bravo.

Scary. I am on the left coast (west) and haven't felt any earthquakes although they are going on all around me in every direction. Praise God if we live another day! (or not)

I like that they put in the title of the video "possible" huge catastrophe. All these conspiracy theorists have their theories about this that or the other but how many of their theories actually become fact? I can just imagine these people sitting there praying that one of their predicted disasters come true just for a bit of excitement in their lives.

What if it's the beginning of....this?

Good find, Bravo. The Cascadia Subduction Zone just got even more dangerous. The reason that the earthquakes and volcanoes are active is natural activity - and I track that. Nothing really abnormal in the number of them considering we're in a magnetic pole shift. Knowing about these "storage" areas really puts a new light on the issue, though. Freaking Yikes.

When I lived in CO in the late 80's early 90's I once talked to a geologist who was working to get storage of nuclear waste in old mining shafts stopped. He had quite a bit to say about that issue and how that will cause earthquakes and the complete scope of the risk of using old mine shafts for nuclear dumps. I wonder if he and his other scientist friends were ever able to get them to stop doing that.

Kurt - do you know anything about that one at all? Even anything about "official" info about whether they stopped doing that or not?

Sal - the guy in the video above does cite several areas with nuclear waste associated with this same phenomenon on the US map - and there was only one that wasn't a nuclear threat - (Wisconsin) - this was about 'mystery booms' in N IL, N IN and WI. (assume these 'booms' are underground explosions) - cited salt domes are MI, AL, LA -

Either way the danger is either a Butane gas explosion ("100 Hiroshimas") as in LA or Nuclear "debri" otherwise - maybe a 'cocktail' - pick your poison. (depending on how close together the salt domes are) and of course if a (sink hole) develops.

My first thought while watching the graphics etc was 'Sal is going to love this' (topic not situation)

I do, Pat - I freaking love science. I just hate that any time anyone talks about science that isn't the "official" regurgitated mumbo jumbo they seem to think the tag "conspiracy theory" belongs in there somewhere.

I almost stopped watching when he started talking about heightened number of earthquakes - but glad I didn't. The number of quakes is up a tad from the previous decade - but we're in a pole shift. I thought he was going to blame the quakes on the salt domes - but he didn't. He seems to know what he's talking about from what I can tell. I'm sorry about that because that means this is an important issue and not just someone creating sensationalism.

What I am wondering is if the salt domes in the gulf are also being stuffed. Freaking Yikes. From what I have been able to gather is that the floor is still leaking and the sludge is so heavy that it has changed, or should I say almost stopped, the oscallation. There are a LOT of places on the planet getting well messed up because of that. So we haven't completely killed life on earth yet - how else can we help that along. Hmmm - hey, lets stuff the salt domes with toxic waste and gas. KEWL.

We need to remove politicians from authority over anything to do with the environment and hire scientists real fast to see if they can resolve the mess the politicians have allowed to be made for the benefit of corporations. AND - corporations have to realize that they are composed of cells called humans and it's kinda stupid to kill all the humans if they want to continue to exist themselves.

I don't think we can save this planet in any form we recognize. I think it's too late. Just trying to figure out if anywhere is safe and how long it's going to take to go down.

Another read...

Bayou Sinkhole: Radioactive dome issues covered up over a year - National Human Rights | Examiner.com

and another - has a lot of links on this page

Sinkhole: H-Bomb explosion equivalent in Bayou Corne possible - National Human Rights | Examiner.com

what? can you imagine??? (being facetious here)

Sinkhole: DNR alerted weeks ago, could have been prevented, company says - National Human Rights | Examiner.com


and the "spin" is in full-force - don't worry about anything because the bubbling is not related.

AND there is nothing in the air yet so don't worry.

Geez that makes it all ok then.

Now carefully wrap in tin foil and file it under 'Duh'.

Yucca hasn't happened yet. There's some argument going on about it. They were also talking about some rock formations in Minnesota - but I think they said "no freaking way".

There are man-made earthquakes going on - but they are not as strong as real ones -- yet. I'm sure if they can find a way to make enough damage to make a large quake, it's been done and is in the waiting. I'm looking at this with an interest in how far off of the Madrid Fault or other fault lines connecting to it this stuff is going on. If one of those shakes hits a fault line that's under pressure, we might just see that lake in the center of the country. Lake Mississippi. Of course - they'd fence it off on both sides and charge people $5 bucks a day to get near it. Wonder how strongly radioactive it will be. It might spread the radiation out far enough to not show up in the fish. Will take some tourism from the great lakes - but will give us opportunities for a LOT of jobs.

LOL. crap.