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What secret is the Oklahoma Geological Survey Helping to Hide

DeathDart

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This rant was motivated by the rock and roll of a 4.8 Magnitude earthquake on 7 December 2013 .

In the New Madrid Region they are using the ongoing earthquakes to image the mantle plume under New Madrid. Earthquakes, as seismic energy sources, can exceed the power of 1000's of pounds of TNT in a shot hole. Why doesn't the Oklahoma Geological Survey image the geology under Oklahoma with the ongoing earthquakes. What is the Oklahoma Geological Survey hiding?

http://www.usgs.gov/newsroom/article.asp?from=rss&ID=3706

I suggest they are hiding ancient (approximately300 mya) buried impact craters. BILLIONS of dollars have been made for OGS Corporate Masters in the Oil Business by keeping the real geology out of the public domain. The money is used to fund Personal Rights for Corporations and widespread corruption of American Government Agencies.

Is the Conoco-Phillips School of Geology at the University of Oklahoma so incompetent that they can't even take rudimentary seismic images of Central Oklahoma with all the equipment available to it?

Scientific corruption was used in Oklahoma to create illegal competitive advantages for the Oklahoma Geological Survey's masters (think Conoco-Phillips). So the Oklahoma Geological Survey is obedient in obfuscating the structure of these forcibly acknowledged, but never publicly mapped fault lines.

Buried asteroid impact craters >20 mile in diameter have deep, bowl shaped fault lines. These bowl shaped structures don't react well when waste water is pumped into/under them. They like to lift and separate resulting in earthquakes. Parts of Oklahoma appear to have sustained heavy bombardment around 300 mya so there are lots of bowl shaped structures in Oklahoma to disturb.

Currently three distinct areas are experiencing earthquakes, with some tight grouping of earthquakes.


Hmmm On December 7th 2013 The Oklahoma Geological Survey (OGS) used an oil waste water pumping facility to launch a sneak attack (during the OU-OSU Game!) against the population of Central Oklahoma.......

Hey, Dr. G. Randy Keller, Jr (Director OGS) and Sith Lord of Gravitational Mapping for the USGS, how are you doing? How are the Oklahoma Fascists treating you? So are you in the running for the Marcia McNutt Public Policy Manipulation Award?

Marcia McNutt (former USGS Directors) analysis of the BP oil gusher using incredibly low resolution video was brilliant. Brilliant for BP since its fine was based on the measured amount of oil. Operating million dollar submarines with cheap cell phone quality video? The submarines have a fiber optic connection to the surface, so bandpass can't explain the low resolution video. BP's servers would only send out low resolution video to hide the real amount of oil coming out. It is called corruption, and it is blatant and obvious (can you explain the low resolution video of the BP engineering disaster?).

And what of Marcia McNutt? She is now Editor in Chief of Science Magazine. Marcia McNutt is riding a pale horse to bring the pestilence of Corporately Biased Science to Science (AAAS) magazine.

Last rats on the ship to flip over, eat the indictments.
 
DeathDart didn't you run a similar thread on the same subject just a few weeks ago? Or is this CT stew seasoned differently?
 
Gawdzilla said:
There's nobody in Oklahoma anyway.
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When those 470,000+ oil wells (about 6 per square mile) in Oklahoma start breaking down it is going to be hard to find water that is drinkable. You are speaking in future tense.
 
Sceptic-PK said:
I'm convinced.
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Me too. Where's the Congressional investigation?

I can only hope the OP is sending the appropriate information to watchdogs in Congress so some real action can be taken. It would be a shame if this just died a quiet death on an Internet forum.
 
Awakening of the Silurians, graboid infestation, activation of the Martian tripod-walkers, rise of the Old Ones, alien spaceship recovery efforts... Really, take your pick.
 
The question is why the OP is exposing this. What does he gain? I suspect disinfo.
 
Why would you suggest that there are ancient buried impact craters there? Evidence other than 'because earthquakes'?
 
Gawdzilla said:
There's nobody in Oklahoma anyway.
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I drove through there in 1967, and got into a street race on a freeway bypass around one of the larger settlements there, with an Okie who thought his GTO could beat my 4-4-2!
The fool!
 
catsmate1 said:
You! You're part of It!!
There is no Oklahoma!!!
It doesn't exist!!!!
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I can confirm that this is true. Once I was in a theater and I read on the notice board that they were looking for actors to depict "Oklahoma." If Oklahoma is real, then why do they need actors for it? Explain that one away, sheeple.
 
I Ratant said:
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I drove through there in 1967, and got into a street race on a freeway bypass around one of the larger settlements there, with an Okie who thought his GTO could beat my 4-4-2!
The fool!
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My neighbor across the street bought a '68 442 (IIRC). One day he saw the cops across the street from his favorite bar and knew he could have some fun with them. He waited until one of the cops went to get coffee and then sprinted out to his car and took off. When the cops got to his house he was watching TV. They admitted he'd beat them, but could he come down the station please?
So he got into his car, backed out onto the street and they arrested him for DWI. Man wasn't the sharpest pencil in the box.
 
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