Wednesday, August 31, 2005
“Shame, shame, shame “
One of the interesting things about the California penal system is the segregation of different factions. You have Northerners, Southerners, amongst the Mexicans, blacks have their Cripps and Bloods, and additional geographic divisions, Others, which make up most of the Asians, such as Chinese, Vietnamese, and sometimes the Native Americans. Then there are the Woods, which are the Whites. This is psychologized crowd control and warfare at its best. When all should be focused the common abuse of their captors they fight each other. This is exactly what they are doing to Dorean. When we should all be singing in one harmonic chorus "Shame, Shame, Shame". Liberty can not be separated from the free use of propriety nor can oppression ignore the dispossession as a tool. I, even as a sole individual, will proclaim the shame of an oppressive governments support and joint venture with those who steal our liberty. Attack me all you like but I will focus on our common foe. If I prevail you will still be blessed, but to your own shame because when you had the opportunity to synchronize your vibrations to rattle the gears of this machine, that is churning us up, until they are dislodged and destroyed you found blame. To be continued…
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I have more than once stated that unpaid mortgages are very soon going to be the least of anyones problems as the judgments on this country have begun. Dont worry, more is coming where that came from. And what about our Godly govt.???
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Subject: Devastation 200 miles wide & 50-100 miles inland = Tens of thousands died
Created by Mark Hazlewood on 31 Aug 2005 05:01:01 1 Message #1 of 1: Date Posted: 31 Aug 2005 05:01:01 by Mark Hazlewood
Devastation 200 miles wide & 50-100 miles inland = Tens of thousands died
The cover up has begun.
The martial law they've declared is partly for the purpose of gathering and disposing of bodies and body parts without too many seeing them do it. The wall of water was similar to a tsunami, an incredible 30 feet high. Unlike a tsunami there were winds and rain blowing 100-150 miles an hour sideways creating white out conditions and destroying buildings, homes, and taking lives two ways. The ptb have had to admit that hundreds are dead. Tens of thousands dead could be very conservative. The criminal oil so-called president and his puppeteers are reaping the benefits of Katrina by higher prices.
It's nice to know this infinite world of form is an illusion.
Take Care
Mark H
OOPS! SORRY! FORGOT TO ADD THIS IN.
Planned or coincedance???
You decide.
"Oil Storm" - FX Original Movie
Aired June 5, 2005
Synopsis
"Oil Storm examines what happens when a category 6 hurricane in the gulf of mexico slams into Louisiana, crushing the city of New Orleans and crippling the vital pipeline for refined oil that is Port Fourchon. It examines the ripple effect of that event and the ensuing cascade of disasters associated with it, through the eyes of public officials, a family in Texas who owns a gas station, an EMS worker in Boston who has to deal with a brutal winter, and a ranching family in South Dakota who have their subsidy's completely taken away and question whether we need oil or food to survive.
As the country reels from the loss of life and energy reserves associated with hurricane's fury, the price of crude oil skyrockets and the United States government sets forth to take immediate action. It puts in motion efforts to rebuild the infrastructure of Port Fourchon (8 months minimum) and the sagging and disabled deep sea rigs in the gulf of Mexico (of equal length). It re-routes activity normally associated with the Port Fourchon shipping lanes to the port of Houston and compels Houston to work 24/7 in order to get the crude to our refineries and out to the public.
http://www.fxnetworks.com/
shows/originals/oilstorm/main.html
IS IT LIVE, OR IS IT MEMOREX?
Details of a hurricane diaster match those of the movie so eerily right down to the mess at the Port of Fourchon. SCARY ISNT IT!?
Exclusive Oil & Gas Update
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Early Assessment of Hurricane Damage to Oil and Gas Interests
in the Gulf of Mexico
Exclusive to UrbanSurvival.com
By Bernard Grover
Currently, about 95% of all Gulf of Mexico O&G production is shut-in and much of it will not be recoverable in the near-term. Though inventory of offshore and onshore damage in the wake of Hurricane Katrina is just begun, it is clear that the oil and gas industry in the Gulf of Mexico has suffered a severe blow. An increasing number of platforms were partially or completely damaged due to wind and sea action. Several broke moorings and have drifted from their initial locations, including one that has wedged itself under a freeway overpass. A great number of vessels of various descriptions are damaged and/or grounded in shipping lanes upriver from the coast. Onshore support systems and companies have received extreme damage from winds and flooding. A great number of oil and gas employees in the region are homeless, as well.
Aerial inventory began at first light Tuesday morning. So far, only topside damage can be assessed. Subsea damage will take some time to assess, as divers will not be sent down until conditions improve vastly.
It was known early that Shell had two or three floating platforms break moorings and float off site. They were located quickly using GPS transmitters onboard and by late afternoon, tugs had arrived to begin the process of harnessing and towing them into port for repairs. BP has so far reported minimal damage to its structures. ExxonMobil, Texaco and others have not made statements as of this writing. The full extent of damage to structures will take several days to a week to fully appreciate.
One platform, the PSS Chemul belonging to PEMEX was wedged under the Cochrane-Africatown USA Bridge on U.S. 98 in Mobile. Operations to remove it back to the shipyard where it was originally moored are underway. The platform was drydocked at the time of the hurricane and was not working.
At this time, the most appreciable destruction in onshore. Ships and boats that had anchored in the Mississippi River were grounded by winds in excess of 145 mph, and waves topping 10 feet. Shipping lanes vital to the Port of Southern Louisiana, the fourth largest port in the world, are clogged with debris and damaged vessels. The port will remain inoperable for the near future, shutting down nearly all sea traffic for both imports and exports. Most of the imported food and dry goods in the mid-west US come through the port. It is expected that traffic will be primarily rerouted to Houston, but will slow dramatically.
Onshore support for drilling and production in the Gulf is virtually non-existent at this time. Most, if not all, of the companies headquartered along the coast have had their operations destroyed by wind and flooding. It will take some time to repair these operations, seriously curtailing offshore drilling and production of oil and gas. Ports, such as Fourchon (pronounced FOO-shon), are inoperative and there is significant damage to infrastructure. Fourchon serves many of the support fleet, such as crew and supply vessels. Even platforms that are functioning may have to curtail operations due to a lack of personnel and supplies.
Many offshore personnel live along the coast and in New Orleans. A good number have lost their homes or had them damaged beyond habitability. They will be unable to get to work for some time, even if air transport is available, in order to put their affairs in order. This will have the effect of lost productivity and profound poverty for a good portion of the personnel who work offshore and onshore.
Expectations are that many of the refineries in the area are down or operating at far less than capacity. More will be known in the coming days. At a time when many are going into turn-around, this may have a lesser effect than later when winter demand is high for heating oil and related products. Overall, it is reasonable to assume that a good amount of refining capability in the region will be greatly reduced in the near to intermediate timeframe. This is coupled with the inability to transport products out of the area by any means other than pipelines, which have not yet been tested.
The result will be strong pressure on fuel and heating oil prices. It is very expensive to import refined oil products and liquid natural gas, it seems that may be the only way to make up for loss of supply domestically. The obvious effect will be to cause noticeable escalation in pump price. Ironically, oil prices may fall as a result of oversupply internationally due to reduced demand and reduced capability to ship imported oil into the US.
Closed port facilities in Louisiana will most likely cause shortages of dry goods and food in the Mid-West, at least in the short term. The result will be pricing pressure on nearly all goods, including the higher price of transporting them.
A note from one of the locals in the region:
“Our pilot and co-pilot flying over reported that the entire area is like
a huge bowl with scraps just thrown together. The area is generally
very spread out with camps, homes, etc. spread out. As you can tell
from the photos everything is chaos. If anyone is interested I have
more photos, way to much to send at one time.
“Due to the levee breaking in Venice, LA we have lost our entire
operations in the Venice/Boothville area. If anyone is familiar with
the area, there was not much there to begin with. Era Helicopters LLC
employs eight people at our Venice operations that now have no homes to
return to. Era is starting a collection to aid those employees directly
affected by Hurricane Katrina.
“If anyone is interested in making a donation please send to the
attention of Wendy Mann; c/o Era Helicopters LLC; P. O. Box 6550; Lake
Charles, LA 70606.
“Please call 337-478-6131, extension 215 if you have any questions.”
Below are some photographs from the region. They show the area around Fourchon and on the Mississippi River. A caption is below the photo, when available.
(go to the above link to view the detailed photos)
can someone explain why, that if the DG is a scam, then why is Brixdale.com still going on???
seen it in utah----No victories in THREE WHOLE MONTHS.Let us all quit pursuing truth and our freedom from oppression. Let us give up so that the banksters can get some sleep and the government won't have to be constantly looking over their shoulder for FEAR of being exposed. Is this your PLEA to the lower and middle classes of uneducated society to please relenquish all pursuit of life, liberty , and the pursuit of happiness? ---Before VALLEY FORGE, how many victories had the Army of Freedom aquired against the banksters(English)? Severe hardship was had by all who fought for freedom from oppression in the
Revolutionary War. IN THE END, those who fought for truth and freedom WON. In the end, TRUTH and FREEDOM always wins. Our trust is NOT in government or in courts but in the one true God "who will NOT leave the righteous in the hands of the wicked or let us be condemned when brought to trial."Ps37---"Our desire WILL BE upon our enemies"--God-Ps112----Your plea is rejected and your lying tongue is condemned.Is54
seen it utah----This past weekend, Allen G. himself said at his farewell party in Jackson WY "difficult challenges lie ahead for the "Fed", some undoubtedly of our own making(read that ALL--you reap what you sow),and others that will be THRUST on us by market or OTHER FORCES."-----"The Lord LAUGHS at the wicked, for He knows their day is coming...their swords will pierce their own hearts and their bows will be broken...for the power of the wicked WILL BE BROKEN...the Lord delivers the righteous from the wicked and saves them, because they take refuge in Him."Ps37-----"OTHER FORCES"--that would be God, Kurt, Scott, me, and many others who continue to pursue truth and freedom in EVERY area of life, including the fraudulant federal income tax.
Son Of Prophet
check out these sites
http://service.spiegel.de/cache/international/0,1518,372455,00.html
http://www.cuttingedge.org/news/n1694.cfm
UNITED NATIONS TREATY PROHIBITING NATIONS USING WEATHER WARFARE!
What do you think Chris
Here we go a savior is here
Burnedinfla and left a # to call.
Explain how you can legitemately help folks out of this "so-called" scam?
utah---Are you sure that you did not get Scott's case confused with Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac?----Remember, the salvation of the righteous comes from the Lord, not a public defender....the righteous will NOT be condemned when brought to trial.Ps37
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