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Coincidence? Sabotage? Who Would Gain The Most?
Filed under: A Thought To Ponder, Bible Prophecy, Current Events, Religion — 1 Comment
Here is my disclaimer: I have no proof of anything. I am merely speculating, but here are my thoughts and opinions.
Gulf Oil Spill 2010
(the water turns to blood--a foreshadowing?)
innocent victim of 'the great prostitute who corrupted the earth by her adulteries'
Procession of Ambulances
WV Coal Mine Explosion 2010
Tesoro refinery explosion, April 2 2010
pre 3/23:
much opposition to Cap & Trade bill
many people calling for drilling 'now!'–anywhere, everywhere
3/23 Obamacare is signed into law, over incredible opposition
3/26 Cap & Trade bill pronounced dead?
3/31 Obama Ok's offshore oil drilling (some speculate he's 'throwing Republicans a bone', after they were unable to prevent the passage of the Obamacare bill)
4/2 Tesoro refinery explosion (Anacortes, WA)
4/5 WV Massey coal mine explosion
4/20 Gulf of Mexico Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion Halliburton [links to Cheney] blamed. Later revised to be caused by a methane bubble. (Foreign press speculate it was a torpedo attack from a North Korean mini-sub)
post 4/20:
resurrection of Cap & Trade bill? Calls for even more regulation.
relative silence from proponents of offshore drilling
Q: Coincidence? Sabotage? Who would stand to gain the most?
A: Cap & Trade Legislation–a very important part of the Obama agenda.
' . . . a stern-faced king, a master of intrigue, will arise. He will cause astounding devastation and will succeed in whatever he does.' (Daniel 8:24)
Prelude To: Did We Do This?
Tags: astounding devastation, blood, bomb, Cap & Trade, Cheney, coal mine, Deepwater Horizon, explosion, Gulf, Gulf oil spill, Halliburton, judgment, Massey, methane bubble, North Korea, Obama, Obamacare, offshore drilling, oil rig, platform, refinery, sabotage, Tesoro, torpedo, water, Whore of Babylon
Why Haiti? (Here We Go Again!)
Filed under: A Thought To Ponder, Bible Prophecy, Current Events, Economy, Politics, Religion, The Mark of the Beast — 3 Comments
Well, well, well . . . isn't this interesting?
Far and away, my most popular post has been Did We Do This? (Haiti Earthquake, part 2) Sure, it was interesting to me too, at the time. But it has been a little puzzling to me, in light of all the other events that are more in the forefront these days, that this particular blog should receive so much attention.
So, with that question in the back of my mind, when I came across The Fateful Geological Prize Called Haiti (by F. William Engdahl, 30 January 2010), I had to read it. All of the following excerpts are taken from it–all emphases are mine. (Please read the original article in its entirety, it contains links to all sources cited.)
"Behind the smoke, rubble and unending drama of human tragedy in the hapless Caribbean country, a drama is in full play for control of what geophysicists believe may be one of the world's richest zones for hydrocarbons-oil and gas-outside the Middle East, possibly orders of magnitude greater than that of nearby Venezuela.
Haiti, and the larger island of Hispaniola of which it is a part, has the geological fate that it straddles one of the world's most active geological zones . . .
This vast mass of underwater plates are in constant motion, rubbing against each other . . .
The regions of convergence of such plates are also areas where vast volumes of oil and gas can be pushed upwards from the Earth's mantle."
(Could it be that we did indeed use HAARP to give the unstable geology there a little 'push'? And, I wonder if an earthquake might help bring the oil and gas a bit closer to the surface, where it would cost less to tap it? )
"Aside from being prone to violent earthquakes, Haiti also happens to lie in a zone that, due to the unusual geographical intersection of its three tectonic plates, might well be straddling one of the world's largest unexplored zones of oil and gas, as well as of valuable rare strategic minerals. The vast oil reserves of the Persian Gulf and of the region from the Red Sea into the Gulf of Aden are at a similar convergence zone of large tectonic plates, as are such oil-rich zones as Indonesia and the waters off the coast of California."
"Notably, in 2005, a year after the Bush-Cheney Administration de facto deposed the democratically elected President of Haiti, Jean-Baptiste Aristide, a team of geologists from the Institute for Geophysics at the University of Texas began an ambitious and thorough two-phase mapping of all geological data of the Caribbean Basins. The project is due to be completed in 2011. Directed by Dr. Paul Mann, it is called "Caribbean Basins, Tectonics and Hydrocarbons." It is all about determining as precisely as possible the relation between tectonic plates in the Caribbean and the potential for hydrocarbons―oil and gas.
(Now, who was it that had ties to Texas . . . ?)
Notably, the sponsors of the multi-million dollar research project under Mann are the world's largest oil companies, including Chevron, ExxonMobil, the Anglo-Dutch Shell and BHP Billiton. . .
it is surprising that the region had not been mapped earlier. Now it emerges that major oil companies were at least generally aware of the huge oil potential of the region long ago, but apparently decided to keep it quiet."
"In October 2008 a consortium of oil companies led by Spain's Repsol, together with Cuba's state oil company, Cubapetroleo, announced discovery of one of the world's largest oilfields in the deep water off Cuba. It is what oil geologists call a 'Super-giant' field. Estimates are that the Cuban field contains as much as 20 billion barrels of oil, making it the twelfth Super-giant oilfield discovered since 1996. The discovery also likely makes Cuba a new high-priority target for Pentagon destabilization and other nasty operations.
No doubt to the dismay of Washington, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev flew to Havana one month after the Cuban giant oil find to sign an agreement with acting-President Raul Castro for Russian oil companies to explore and develop Cuban oil.
Medvedev's Russia-Cuba oil agreements came only a week after the visit of Chinese President Hu Jintao to meet the recuperating Fidel Castro and his brother Raul. The Chinese President signed an agreement to modernize Cuban ports and discussed Chinese purchase of Cuban raw materials. No doubt the mammoth new Cuban oil discovery was high on the Chinese agenda with Cuba."
(Could competition be a motive to move quickly on this?)
"The remarkable geography of Haiti and Cuba and the discovery of world-class oil reserves in the waters off Cuba lend credence to anecdotal accounts of major oil discoveries in several parts of Haitian territory. It also could explain why two Bush Presidents and now special UN Haiti Envoy Bill Clinton have made Haiti such a priority. As well, it could explain why Washington and its NGO's moved so quickly to remove– twice– the democratically elected President Aristide, whose economic program for Haiti included, among other items, proposals for developing Haitian natural resources for the benefit of the Haitian people."
"In an interview with a Santo Domingo online paper, Leopoldo Espaillat Nanita, former head of the Dominican Petroleum Refinery (REFIDOMSA) stated, "there is a multinational conspiracy to illegally take the mineral resources of the Haitian people." Haiti's minerals include gold, the valuable strategic metal iridium and oil, apparently lots of it."
" . . . when Aristide was President — up until his US-backed ouster during the Bush era in 2004 — he had developed and published in book form his national development plans. These plans included, for the first time, a detailed list of known sites where the resources of Haiti were located. The publication of the plan sparked a national debate over Haitian radio and in the media about the future of the country. Aristide's plan was to implement a public-private partnership to ensure that the development of Haiti's oil, gold and other valuable resources would benefit the national economy and the broader population, and not merely the five Haitian oligarchic families and their US backers, the so-called Chimeres or gangsters.
Since the ouster of Aristide in 2004, Haiti has been an occupied country, with a dubiously-elected President, Rene Preval, a controversial follower of IMF privatization mandates and reportedly tied to the Chimeres or Haitian oligarchs who backed the removal of Aristide. Notably, the US State Department refuses to permit the return of Aristide from South African exile.
Now, in the wake of the devastating earthquake of January 12, the United States military has taken control of Haiti's four airports and presently has some 20,000 troops in the country. Journalists and international aid organizations have accused the US military of being more concerned with imposing military control, which it prefers to call "security," than with bringing urgently needed water, food and medicine from the airport sites to the population.
A US military occupation of Haiti under the guise of earthquake disaster 'relief' would give Washington and private business interests tied to it a geopolitical prize of the first order."
Why Afghanistan?
Tags: airports, Aristide, Bush, Cheney, China, Clinton, conspiracy, corruption, Cuban Oil, disaster relief, earthquake, gas, HAARP, Haiti, hydrocarbons, military control, military occupation, oil, oil companies, rare minerals, Russia, strategic minerals