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posted on Jul, 14 2010 @ 02:59 PM
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Look what i just found!

British Petroleum now known as BP tested chemical weapons for the UK Government as late as the 1970s at this site. CFB Suffield is the largest Commonwealth military training base. It is located in Southern Alberta Canada.
______beforeitsnews/story/98/937/BP_test_small_nuclear_EPFCG_charge.html



posted on Jul, 14 2010 @ 03:08 PM
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Well, right off, you can tell by them saying it's a nuclear device that the poster is a 'tard. (edit - the original one over on the other site, that is)

A flux compressor hasn't squat to do with nuclear anything.

Next, they're typically not the sort of thing you could lower a mile deep in salt water, being pretty ticky mechanically and involving a lot of high-powered electronics that doesn't get along well with water.

Next, they aren't well adapted to use in salt water - the output of a flux compressor is a burst of radio waves. There's a reason that the Navy uses VLF for underwater comms - the unfortunately unavoidable effect of Maxwell's Equations is that the conductive salt water will dissipate the EMP's higher energy wavelengths as heat within a few feet.

Finally, while it's all impressive and cool to cite the peak amperage and power, the total energy is what does the work. There is no more total energy in the output of a flux compression weapon than the explosive charge puts in. There's no magic mega-power that melts metal for miles as the poster on 'beforeitstrue.com' seems to think.

[edit on 14-7-2010 by Bedlam]



posted on Jul, 14 2010 @ 03:08 PM
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posted on Jul, 14 2010 @ 03:12 PM
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This article especially, and the whole "super weapon" topic itself is rather... well, "sorcha fall-ish".



posted on Jul, 14 2010 @ 03:14 PM
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Flux compressor or Flux compasitor?

Cause the flux compasitor is what makes time travel possible........



posted on Jul, 14 2010 @ 03:40 PM
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Originally posted by DCDAVECLARKE
Look what i just found!

British Petroleum now known as BP tested chemical weapons for the UK Government as late as the 1970s at this site. CFB Suffield is the largest Commonwealth military training base. It is located in Southern Alberta Canada.
______beforeitsnews/story/98/937/BP_test_small_nuclear_EPFCG_charge.html



Your news source leaves much to be desired. This is another site that many regard as gossip, rumor monging, exaggerated, and unsubstantiated. The reputation of your source is



posted on Jul, 14 2010 @ 03:58 PM
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Originally posted by lardo5150
Flux compressor or Flux compasitor?

Cause the flux compasitor is what makes time travel possible........


So that is BP's plain. To send the oil well in to another time so they donot have to mess with. I wonder 'when' they are going to send it.



posted on Jul, 14 2010 @ 04:14 PM
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I got it !!!

BP can do what the government does when it has a problem... send it into the future! That way future generations can take care of the problem and we don't have to.

So a Flux Compacitator might just do the job! BP could send the problem 200 years into the future. Oh wait, they already did, that's about how long it will take mother nature to clean up this mess.

Or maybe they could follow the lead of the Fed and all of those criminal banksters and tax the problem into the future? They won't need any special equipment for that, just a bunch of criminal retards in power. Oh wait, we already have those too.

Looks like any easy problem to fix, everything is in place! As the Obamanator might say, "yes, we can't."

Cheers - Dave



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