More Troubling Planetary News

nightbat wrote

Ray Vingnutte wrote:

On 23 Jun 2005 23:12:00 -0700
"Double-A" wrote:



Saul Levy wrote:
Ho hum! Same old, same old...

Saul Levy


You'll think so when the Earth starts shaking under your feet,
lightning bolts start zapping down all around you, a volcano starts
blowing smoke up your ass, and a giant tidal wave comes crashing down
on your head!

Double-A


Ray
Happens all the time around the world, it would be something to get all
of them in one place at the same time though ;-)

We're all going to die!


nightbat

Easy Officer Ray, we are trying to keep track of multi troubling
planetary news around the globe, wondering what would happen if major
reported events happened at once in one place is just too catastrophic
to ponder. You are no going to perish if I can help it, hold on, Darla
Star Ships hopefully are on their way. If something planetary nice
happens in your location please report it for Saul needs the good news
to take his mind off the Earth Science Team reported increasing negative
one.

carry on,
the nightbat

nightbat wrote

Double-A wrote:

Ray Vingnutte wrote:
On 23 Jun 2005 23:12:00 -0700
"Double-A" wrote:



Saul Levy wrote:
Ho hum! Same old, same old...

Saul Levy


You'll think so when the Earth starts shaking under your feet,
lightning bolts start zapping down all around you, a volcano starts
blowing smoke up your ass, and a giant tidal wave comes crashing down
on your head!

Happens all the time around the world, it would be something to get all
of them in one place at the same time though ;-)


We're all going to die!


That's right, Ray. Sooner or later!

As they say on "Andromeda", "It's a dangerous universe!"

Did you hear that news report about a crack that opened up in the Earth
and drained a whole lake?

Strange!

Double-A

nightbat

Officer Bert in Florida is reporting unuaual super heavy rain
storms and over flooding. Large Florida sink holes opening up, fires
getting out of hand in Arizona, tremors all along the Mississippi
Valley, can we take any more of this for Saul's sake?

carry on,
the nightbat

Earthquake Hits Portland!

Yes, this morning at 6:49 PST a 2.7 earthquake hit right here in the
Portland area! The quakes have finally got here! Soon they'll be
hitting where you live!

Holy Fault Line, Batman!

Yes, Robin, three fault lines run right under Portland, and another
runs off shore. Expectations are for a 6.0 sometime in the near
future. But studies show that a 9.0 occurred just off shore in 1700!

Also it is shocking to note that 16 earthquakes occurred on nearby Mt.
St. Helens yesterday! And that has been pretty much an average day up
there lately!

http://www.pnsn.org/recenteqs/Quakes/quakes0.htm

Double-A

nightbat wrote

Double-A wrote:

Earthquake Hits Portland!

Yes, this morning at 6:49 PST a 2.7 earthquake hit right here in the
Portland area! The quakes have finally got here! Soon they'll be
hitting where you live!

Holy Fault Line, Batman!

Yes, Robin, three fault lines run right under Portland, and another
runs off shore. Expectations are for a 6.0 sometime in the near
future. But studies show that a 9.0 occurred just off shore in 1700!

Also it is shocking to note that 16 earthquakes occurred on nearby Mt.
St. Helens yesterday! And that has been pretty much an average day up
there lately!

http://www.pnsn.org/recenteqs/Quakes/quakes0.htm

Double-A

nightbat

Oh no, per your reference link there seems no hope left for the
Northwest, with earthquakes now occurring round the clock it's only a
matter of hours perhaps days before Mount St. Helens blows her top for
sure. Get out of there Officer Double-A, you're done all you can,
Portland seems ready to go too now. We can't keep this from Saul any
longer, no way, not when the whole Pacific west coast is in apparent
danger. I predicted it with the potential Wormwood Comet maybe playing
hide and seek behind the Sun could be we only have now hours, days,
weeks, maybe a month left before the big one hits. Or maybe it's just
normal earthquake activity like Saul says, and we should just blame it
on seasonal climate changes, what do you think? Are you willing to
perhaps bet your life on the nightbat planetary concerns or on climate
Saul? Don't forget you can always stay at Officer's Bohne or better
Officer Twitty's place for they have invited you to their duty stations
to help keep you out of arms way. Time will tell, time will tell. Forget
time we may not have much left, pack your bags Officer Double-A and get
over to Officer Twitty's place we can't take any chances. Ask Officer
Twitty for her personal phone number to be sent to you via private
E-mail so you can make the arrangements to come over and get out of
ground zero. I'll take care of Saul for now, I'll try to break the news
to him gently cause he had hoped for happy news and instead you're
right, 16 earthquakes alone in and around Mount St. Helens within 24
hrs. Holy Mackerel, looks like she's gonna blow boys, batten down the
hatches. I don't think just an umbrella is gonna do.

carry on,
the nightbat

nightbat wrote:
nightbat wrote

Double-A wrote:

Earthquake Hits Portland!

Yes, this morning at 6:49 PST a 2.7 earthquake hit right here in the
Portland area! The quakes have finally got here! Soon they'll be
hitting where you live!

Holy Fault Line, Batman!

Yes, Robin, three fault lines run right under Portland, and another
runs off shore. Expectations are for a 6.0 sometime in the near
future. But studies show that a 9.0 occurred just off shore in 1700!

Also it is shocking to note that 16 earthquakes occurred on nearby Mt.
St. Helens yesterday! And that has been pretty much an average day up
there lately!

http://www.pnsn.org/recenteqs/Quakes/quakes0.htm

Double-A

nightbat

Oh no, per your reference link there seems no hope left for the
Northwest, with earthquakes now occurring round the clock it's only a
matter of hours perhaps days before Mount St. Helens blows her top for
sure. Get out of there Officer Double-A, you're done all you can,
Portland seems ready to go too now. We can't keep this from Saul any
longer, no way, not when the whole Pacific west coast is in apparent
danger. I predicted it with the potential Wormwood Comet maybe playing
hide and seek behind the Sun could be we only have now hours, days,
weeks, maybe a month left before the big one hits. Or maybe it's just
normal earthquake activity like Saul says, and we should just blame it
on seasonal climate changes, what do you think? Are you willing to
perhaps bet your life on the nightbat planetary concerns or on climate
Saul? Don't forget you can always stay at Officer's Bohne or better
Officer Twitty's place for they have invited you to their duty stations
to help keep you out of arms way. Time will tell, time will tell. Forget
time we may not have much left, pack your bags Officer Double-A and get
over to Officer Twitty's place we can't take any chances. Ask Officer
Twitty for her personal phone number to be sent to you via private
E-mail so you can make the arrangements to come over and get out of
ground zero. I'll take care of Saul for now, I'll try to break the news
to him gently cause he had hoped for happy news and instead you're
right, 16 earthquakes alone in and around Mount St. Helens within 24
hrs. Holy Mackerel, looks like she's gonna blow boys, batten down the
hatches. I don't think just an umbrella is gonna do.

carry on,
the nightbat


Even more ominous, nightbat, is that this earthquake occurred along the
easternmost fault, which is unusual. No one thinks about the fact that
the close in east side of Portland is built upon the very slopes of an
ancient volcano called Mt. Tabor. At the park up at the top, you can
still see the lava where the caldera was. One of Portland's main water
reservoirs is on its slopes as well.

In this classic view of downtown Portland and Mt. Hood, you can see a
hill on the left side of the picture. That is Mt. Tabor. Just as
close to downtown Portland as Mt. Vesuvius was to Pompeii!

http://www.aphl.org/images/Mt%20Hood...0Portland.jpeg

When that thing starts smoking, the city's fate will be sealed!

Double-A

nightbat wrote

Double-A wrote:

nightbat wrote:
nightbat wrote

Double-A wrote:

Earthquake Hits Portland!

Yes, this morning at 6:49 PST a 2.7 earthquake hit right here in the
Portland area! The quakes have finally got here! Soon they'll be
hitting where you live!

Holy Fault Line, Batman!

Yes, Robin, three fault lines run right under Portland, and another
runs off shore. Expectations are for a 6.0 sometime in the near
future. But studies show that a 9.0 occurred just off shore in 1700!

Also it is shocking to note that 16 earthquakes occurred on nearby Mt.
St. Helens yesterday! And that has been pretty much an average day up
there lately!

http://www.pnsn.org/recenteqs/Quakes/quakes0.htm

Double-A

nightbat

Oh no, per your reference link there seems no hope left for the
Northwest, with earthquakes now occurring round the clock it's only a
matter of hours perhaps days before Mount St. Helens blows her top for
sure. Get out of there Officer Double-A, you're done all you can,
Portland seems ready to go too now. We can't keep this from Saul any
longer, no way, not when the whole Pacific west coast is in apparent
danger. I predicted it with the potential Wormwood Comet maybe playing
hide and seek behind the Sun could be we only have now hours, days,
weeks, maybe a month left before the big one hits. Or maybe it's just
normal earthquake activity like Saul says, and we should just blame it
on seasonal climate changes, what do you think? Are you willing to
perhaps bet your life on the nightbat planetary concerns or on climate
Saul? Don't forget you can always stay at Officer's Bohne or better
Officer Twitty's place for they have invited you to their duty stations
to help keep you out of arms way. Time will tell, time will tell. Forget
time we may not have much left, pack your bags Officer Double-A and get
over to Officer Twitty's place we can't take any chances. Ask Officer
Twitty for her personal phone number to be sent to you via private
E-mail so you can make the arrangements to come over and get out of
ground zero. I'll take care of Saul for now, I'll try to break the news
to him gently cause he had hoped for happy news and instead you're
right, 16 earthquakes alone in and around Mount St. Helens within 24
hrs. Holy Mackerel, looks like she's gonna blow boys, batten down the
hatches. I don't think just an umbrella is gonna do.

carry on,
the nightbat

Even more ominous, nightbat, is that this earthquake occurred along the
easternmost fault, which is unusual. No one thinks about the fact that
the close in east side of Portland is built upon the very slopes of an
ancient volcano called Mt. Tabor. At the park up at the top, you can
still see the lava where the caldera was. One of Portland's main water
reservoirs is on its slopes as well.

In this classic view of downtown Portland and Mt. Hood, you can see a
hill on the left side of the picture. That is Mt. Tabor. Just as
close to downtown Portland as Mt. Vesuvius was to Pompeii!

http://www.aphl.org/images/Mt%20Hood...0Portland.jpeg

When that thing starts smoking, the city's fate will be sealed!

Double-A

nightbat

That is a beautiful planetary shot of Portland and Mt. Hood in
the background. Everything looks so serene and beautiful, yes probably
just like in the last deadly days of Pompeii, which caught all the folks
totally by surprise. They history report Mt. Vesuvius came back to life
and erupted so fast the folks back then didn't stand a chance. Their
lava and ash turned into stone mummified remains were found buried under
the unearthed city. That beautiful Portland pic is just like the calm
before the storm. Sure Mt. Tabor being so close to the city folks
wouldn't stand a chance either. And even if some made it, without city
reservoir clean available water they would be done for.

This can't be happening can it? And you're right there in the middle of
it. You're only chance is to get out of there before the big one hits
and the whole area goes up for sure. Heck, if Mt. Hood starts to rumble
forget about it, it will just level Portland. Don't be a statistic get
over to Officer Twitty's duty station come hell or high water.

carry on,
the nightbat

nightbat wrote:
nightbat wrote

Double-A wrote:

nightbat wrote:
nightbat wrote

Double-A wrote:

Earthquake Hits Portland!

Yes, this morning at 6:49 PST a 2.7 earthquake hit right here in the
Portland area! The quakes have finally got here! Soon they'll be
hitting where you live!

Holy Fault Line, Batman!

Yes, Robin, three fault lines run right under Portland, and another
runs off shore. Expectations are for a 6.0 sometime in the near
future. But studies show that a 9.0 occurred just off shore in 1700!

Also it is shocking to note that 16 earthquakes occurred on nearby Mt.
St. Helens yesterday! And that has been pretty much an average day up
there lately!

http://www.pnsn.org/recenteqs/Quakes/quakes0.htm

Double-A

nightbat

Oh no, per your reference link there seems no hope left for the
Northwest, with earthquakes now occurring round the clock it's only a
matter of hours perhaps days before Mount St. Helens blows her top for
sure. Get out of there Officer Double-A, you're done all you can,
Portland seems ready to go too now. We can't keep this from Saul any
longer, no way, not when the whole Pacific west coast is in apparent
danger. I predicted it with the potential Wormwood Comet maybe playing
hide and seek behind the Sun could be we only have now hours, days,
weeks, maybe a month left before the big one hits. Or maybe it's just
normal earthquake activity like Saul says, and we should just blame it
on seasonal climate changes, what do you think? Are you willing to
perhaps bet your life on the nightbat planetary concerns or on climate
Saul? Don't forget you can always stay at Officer's Bohne or better
Officer Twitty's place for they have invited you to their duty stations
to help keep you out of arms way. Time will tell, time will tell. Forget
time we may not have much left, pack your bags Officer Double-A and get
over to Officer Twitty's place we can't take any chances. Ask Officer
Twitty for her personal phone number to be sent to you via private
E-mail so you can make the arrangements to come over and get out of
ground zero. I'll take care of Saul for now, I'll try to break the news
to him gently cause he had hoped for happy news and instead you're
right, 16 earthquakes alone in and around Mount St. Helens within 24
hrs. Holy Mackerel, looks like she's gonna blow boys, batten down the
hatches. I don't think just an umbrella is gonna do.

carry on,
the nightbat

Even more ominous, nightbat, is that this earthquake occurred along the
easternmost fault, which is unusual. No one thinks about the fact that
the close in east side of Portland is built upon the very slopes of an
ancient volcano called Mt. Tabor. At the park up at the top, you can
still see the lava where the caldera was. One of Portland's main water
reservoirs is on its slopes as well.

In this classic view of downtown Portland and Mt. Hood, you can see a
hill on the left side of the picture. That is Mt. Tabor. Just as
close to downtown Portland as Mt. Vesuvius was to Pompeii!

http://www.aphl.org/images/Mt%20Hood...0Portland.jpeg

When that thing starts smoking, the city's fate will be sealed!

Double-A

nightbat

That is a beautiful planetary shot of Portland and Mt. Hood in
the background. Everything looks so serene and beautiful, yes probably
just like in the last deadly days of Pompeii, which caught all the folks
totally by surprise. They history report Mt. Vesuvius came back to life
and erupted so fast the folks back then didn't stand a chance. Their
lava and ash turned into stone mummified remains were found buried under
the unearthed city. That beautiful Portland pic is just like the calm
before the storm. Sure Mt. Tabor being so close to the city folks
wouldn't stand a chance either. And even if some made it, without city
reservoir clean available water they would be done for.

This can't be happening can it? And you're right there in the middle of
it. You're only chance is to get out of there before the big one hits
and the whole area goes up for sure. Heck, if Mt. Hood starts to rumble
forget about it, it will just level Portland. Don't be a statistic get
over to Officer Twitty's duty station come hell or high water.

carry on,
the nightbat


Hey! The SciFi channel is showing nothing but disaster movies all
weekend!

Right on topic, eh?

Double-A

Where are the coffee boys tonight? Did someone give them a duty break?

Bruce is probably out chasing his sheep around the corral!

Double-A

nightbat wrote

Double-A wrote:

nightbat wrote:
nightbat wrote

Double-A wrote:

nightbat wrote:
nightbat wrote

Double-A wrote:

Earthquake Hits Portland!

Yes, this morning at 6:49 PST a 2.7 earthquake hit right here in the
Portland area! The quakes have finally got here! Soon they'll be
hitting where you live!

Holy Fault Line, Batman!

Yes, Robin, three fault lines run right under Portland, and another
runs off shore. Expectations are for a 6.0 sometime in the near
future. But studies show that a 9.0 occurred just off shore in 1700!

Also it is shocking to note that 16 earthquakes occurred on nearby Mt.
St. Helens yesterday! And that has been pretty much an average day up
there lately!

http://www.pnsn.org/recenteqs/Quakes/quakes0.htm

Double-A

nightbat

Oh no, per your reference link there seems no hope left for the
Northwest, with earthquakes now occurring round the clock it's only a
matter of hours perhaps days before Mount St. Helens blows her top for
sure. Get out of there Officer Double-A, you're done all you can,
Portland seems ready to go too now. We can't keep this from Saul any
longer, no way, not when the whole Pacific west coast is in apparent
danger. I predicted it with the potential Wormwood Comet maybe playing
hide and seek behind the Sun could be we only have now hours, days,
weeks, maybe a month left before the big one hits. Or maybe it's just
normal earthquake activity like Saul says, and we should just blame it
on seasonal climate changes, what do you think? Are you willing to
perhaps bet your life on the nightbat planetary concerns or on climate
Saul? Don't forget you can always stay at Officer's Bohne or better
Officer Twitty's place for they have invited you to their duty stations
to help keep you out of arms way. Time will tell, time will tell. Forget
time we may not have much left, pack your bags Officer Double-A and get
over to Officer Twitty's place we can't take any chances. Ask Officer
Twitty for her personal phone number to be sent to you via private
E-mail so you can make the arrangements to come over and get out of
ground zero. I'll take care of Saul for now, I'll try to break the news
to him gently cause he had hoped for happy news and instead you're
right, 16 earthquakes alone in and around Mount St. Helens within 24
hrs. Holy Mackerel, looks like she's gonna blow boys, batten down the
hatches. I don't think just an umbrella is gonna do.

carry on,
the nightbat

Even more ominous, nightbat, is that this earthquake occurred along the
easternmost fault, which is unusual. No one thinks about the fact that
the close in east side of Portland is built upon the very slopes of an
ancient volcano called Mt. Tabor. At the park up at the top, you can
still see the lava where the caldera was. One of Portland's main water
reservoirs is on its slopes as well.

In this classic view of downtown Portland and Mt. Hood, you can see a
hill on the left side of the picture. That is Mt. Tabor. Just as
close to downtown Portland as Mt. Vesuvius was to Pompeii!

http://www.aphl.org/images/Mt%20Hood...0Portland.jpeg

When that thing starts smoking, the city's fate will be sealed!

Double-A

nightbat

That is a beautiful planetary shot of Portland and Mt. Hood in
the background. Everything looks so serene and beautiful, yes probably
just like in the last deadly days of Pompeii, which caught all the folks
totally by surprise. They history report Mt. Vesuvius came back to life
and erupted so fast the folks back then didn't stand a chance. Their
lava and ash turned into stone mummified remains were found buried under
the unearthed city. That beautiful Portland pic is just like the calm
before the storm. Sure Mt. Tabor being so close to the city folks
wouldn't stand a chance either. And even if some made it, without city
reservoir clean available water they would be done for.

This can't be happening can it? And you're right there in the middle of
it. You're only chance is to get out of there before the big one hits
and the whole area goes up for sure. Heck, if Mt. Hood starts to rumble
forget about it, it will just level Portland. Don't be a statistic get
over to Officer Twitty's duty station come hell or high water.

carry on,
the nightbat

Hey! The SciFi channel is showing nothing but disaster movies all
weekend!

Right on topic, eh?

Double-A

nightbat

Yes, apparently we are effecting the main stream and science
news with our insightful Officer reporting of the troubling planetary
events transpiring. Ha, ha, why the sci fi channel wants to report about
possible fantasy disasters when the planetary real time events truth is
stranger then fiction.

carry on,
the nightbat

Charles D. Bohne wrote:
On Sun, 26 Jun 2005 04:23:39 -0500, nightbat
wrote:

Ha, ha, why the sci fi channel wants to report about
possible fantasy disasters when the planetary real time events truth is
stranger then fiction.

Easy, they just want to make people believe in snafu.
C.


Talk about snafus, here is what is happening only 100 miles or so up
the river from me, as the U.S. tries to destroy some of its stockpile
of nerve gas WMD's:

June 2, 2005
CRISES CLOUD ARMY INCINERATOR Summary: Management troubles and a string
of mistakes and fires stall the Umatilla weapons disposal site and cast
doubt on its future
Earlier this year, the company that runs Umatilla's chemical weapons
incinerator investigated the plant and found haphazard planning and "a
poorly designed leadership structure" had created "a constant state of
.. . . crisis management."

The February internal audit followed a string of mistakes that
dramatically slowed the ...


May 12, 2005
UMATILLA DEPOT WORKERS UNHURT IN LEAK Summary: Work has stopped in the
area until officials find out how the deadly chemical entered a
corridor
Two workers at the Umatilla Chemical Depot have been exposed to nerve
agent but were not injured, an Oregon Department of Environmental
Quality official said Thursday.

The leak occurred Monday in a corridor outside a sealed area for
handling equipment contaminated with GB, the deadly nerve agent also
called sarin. One worker was in the corridor when a monitor detected
the agent and ...


April 29, 2005
FIRES HALT NERVE GAS ROCKET DISMANTLING AT UMATILLA CHEMICAL DEPOT IN
OREGON Summary: Officials at the Army facility investigate why three
rockets have burst into flame during a disassembly process
Incineration of nerve gas rockets at the Umatilla Chemical Depot is on
hold while workers study the cause of fires erupting in containment
rooms where weapons are dismantled.

Three rockets have ignited while being sheared into pieces by automated
machinery in sealed rooms walled with reinforced concrete. Monday, in
the most recent incident, a fire burned for about ten ...


March 11, 2005
SUIT OVER UMATILLA INCINERATOR IS SENT BACK TO LOWER COURT Eight years
after opponents sued to block the state's permit for a chemical weapons
incinerator, the Oregon Court of Appeals has sent the case back to
square one: Multnomah County Circuit Court.

The decision has no immediate impact on the Umatilla Chemical Disposal
Facility, which began destroying chemical weapons last fall near
Hermiston. But opponents say they will soon ask a court to block
further incineration as the case grinds on.


January 27, 2005
CHEMICAL WEAPONS SHOULD STAY PUT Summary: Nerve agents from other
states must not be shipped to Oregon for incineration at the Umatilla
Chemical Depot

Gov. Ted Kulongoski obviously sees an opportunity to pull himself out
of the state's deep fiscal funk and polish up his image. He is urging
the Army to drop its talk of transporting chemical weapons across state
lines.

That's heartening, but if Kulongoski really wants to stand up to the
Pentagon, he should recall that the late Tom McCall once threatened to
lay ...


January 25, 2005
WIDER ROLE FOR WEAPONS DEPOT FINDS RESISTANCE Summary: Shipping
out-of-state chemical weapons to Umatilla for disposal would violate
state policy
The Army is studying new ways to destroy stockpiles of chemical weapons
that could include shipping weapons from depots in other states to
incinerators in Oregon.

The idea of moving nerve gas and other agents is at an early stage and
may never become an official Defense Department proposal. But it is
drawing lots of attention -- much of it hostile -- because moving such
weapons represents ...



Yes, moving nerve gas filled bombs and rockets around can be dangerous!

We wouldn't want to end up using WMD's to gas our own people, would we?

Double-A