Heres a video from a guy in Panama City, Fl at the Home Depot there indicating something which requires a great deal of portable power is about to take place...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enb8nnZW8Dg
Just a thought..about sinkholes and Fema command centers...
Cheers!
Le
I wonder whether there are depots full of these in every state or is New Orleans a special case?
Quote from: Pimander on October 15, 2012, 06:07:18 PM
I wonder whether there are depots full of these in every state or is New Orleans a special case?
I went to mine about an hour ago, and they dont have any generators aside from the little 1000 watt models..they are sold out for now...Hmmm sold out, or shipped out I wonder?
A quick call to the Home Depot on the other side of town verified they have no big generators, just little ones like the 1000.
Noone could tell me if they were sent away, or theyre just out of them, but seeing how its hurricane season here, Im surprised there arent dozens of them in stock.
The video is from Panama City ,Fl, about four hours from Nawlins, so theyre pretty close when needed.
Id bet a trip to nearly all the Home Depot's in some area will find a shortage of generators, too.
Somebody is going to need some temp power soon...wonder who?
Le
Very interesting. Yes, something is afoot.
Yea,usually they will stock up on generators plywood and other items when there is a hurricane coming.
But those little generators are for home use.
I would be keeping an eye out for trailers that are generators,especially the green ones!
http://www.ur.com/index.php/equipment/rental/browse/view/?category=Generators+%26+Light+Towers&id=1910 (http://www.ur.com/index.php/equipment/rental/browse/view/?category=Generators+%26+Light+Towers&id=1910)
http://www.megawattage.com/ (http://www.megawattage.com/)
That would be the types of generators I'm talking about.
I would think these are for small mobile command posts..the big trailers cant be towed through rubble and downdd trees.the littleones can be dropped off and setup quickly and easily by one person.
Yes I said rubble...oh nooooo!
As Amy said..somethings afoot!
Lol lol lol.... Sorry guys but there is nothing unusual about re-stocking your inventory after a storm.. They always sell out and they always re-stock. After Katrina there has been a strong need for home generators because people don't want to evacuate and go through what they went through.. Nothing fishy here guys.
Quote from: Pimander on October 15, 2012, 06:07:18 PM
I wonder whether there are depots full of these in every state or is New Orleans a special case?
Pi, there are 5 different home depots close to me that I frequent on a very regular basis getting supplies for different jobs; after seeing this, it occurs to me that all I have seen of late are the small 1000 watt models; generally, this time of year, here in Georgia at least, there are always several different sizes and models/manufacturers to choose from...
seeker
Quote from: the seeker on October 16, 2012, 01:36:28 AM
Pi, there are 5 different home depots close to me that I frequent on a very regular basis getting supplies for different jobs; after seeing this, it occurs to me that all I have seen of late are the small 1000 watt models; generally, this time of year, here in Georgia at least, there are always several different sizes and models/manufacturers to choose from...
seeker
These are all for home use, that's all. With the power problems down here and Entergy's poor response, people want to be prepared.
I am willing to take your assessment of this, Rock; still, I am now curious as to why the stores here have so few... it is a bit of a drive to the gulf coast from here, and definitely not in the hurricane zone...
seeker
Usually there is a run on the before a storm, then after because people don't maintain then during the year and they break down. Then we have people that are tired of evacuating. As to why there are more in one area than others, I guess you'd have to ask the inventory schedulers. :)
Quote from: Sgt.Rocknroll on October 16, 2012, 02:44:14 AM
Usually there is a run on the before a storm, then after because people don't maintain then during the year and they break down. Then we have people that are tired of evacuating. As to why there are more in one area than others, I guess you'd have to ask the inventory schedulers. :)
I hope youre right Rock, we dont need another disaster in one of my favorite towns..Nawlins..thats sure a lot of gennies though!
Cheers!
Le
I saw a truck today, north of Dallas, and going west, that had 4ea (I think). green four-wheeled large-box generators (I think) on a flat-bed. They were not covered, had a short exhaust stack (I think) on top, with a flapper, and two or three large air inlets/outlets (I think) on the side. These had no appearance of being large A/C compressors
While there likely is nothing unusual here, I specifically noticed them, as I had not seen these like this before. They probably were roughly about 5ft wide, 6 ft tall, and 8 ft long, and were painted green, of course.
Hurricane season generally spans the period of June 1 thru November 30. I would be a little surprised if stores are significantly "stocking" for a hurricane this late in the season. Of course, people are always preparing all year long, if they are in the typical "path'" areas.
Of course, on a forum like this, I am a little surprised that nothing has been suggested for the possibility for a known (by someone) threat external to the planet - asteroid, alien activity/Nibiru/Planet X, etc, etc!
Of course, then there is always the possible threat of earthquakes. FYI, there have been today, seven 5.0+ earthquakes in various parts of the world. Here is a link LE (or someone) posted several weeks ago, where one can view the earthquakes, locations, sizes over a period of time. They are color coded and sized for easy recognition.
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/
One point I would make - - - if generators et al are being staged for emergencies, I seriously doubt that the staging will take place anywhere close to the anticipated point of impact/happenstance. We certainly would not want the emergency prep to be a victim to the disaster!!
Just thinking out loud!! :o :o
(http://www.echoesofenoch.com/clipart_scifi_spaceships_005.gif)
Usually if there is an inkling of 'something', the SPR is always ready for emergency drawdowns. We practice all the time and run scenairos all the time. Nothing on the foreseeable future. But ya never know!
seeker
we are in pa. and really far from florida and the gulf storms .lol..but every time they get a storm and need to board up..we can't find plywood anywhere...then after a month or so plywood..at a much higher price
the only conspiracy is profit..no one wants to carry inventory anymore
guys..really..!!..i think this guy is getting his exercise jumping to conclusions..or maybe he just needs some attention
sigh
the generators..especially the large house ones or for commercial..they are a hot item right now
anyone who can afford one is ordering
i.e. fire companies , emt places, etc..
..folks are less and less trusting of the utilites getting them back on line after a spurt of bad weather and when they need to care for others they are trying to be prepared
..try to order one and see what they tell ya.. ::)
it's a business for profit..
at leaset that has been my observation so far
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went and looked up the guy 's channel..and wow..he's a real happy camper
check it out for yourself
http://www.youtube.com/user/PropheticSeer
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just looked it up there are 17 home depots in the n o area.. if each store only got a few
there wouldn't be enough in this video to stock them all
just sayin... :P
Update..its seeming a bit odd to me, but Im not locking and loading yet...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UPDJCtkprE
I also like the fact he points out the salt domes and their proximity to Nawlins, and the Deepwater Horizon site.
Heres the latest video flyover from 10/15/12
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSQIAqT3K9E
4 acres and growing....
Le
The sink hole & salt domes are no way near New Orleans. They're southwest of Baton Rouge and Deepwater Horizon is just that, in deep water. This is much to do about nothing.
Quote from: Sgt.Rocknroll on October 16, 2012, 03:20:49 PM
The sink hole & salt domes are no way near New Orleans. They're southwest of Baton Rouge and Deepwater Horizon is just that, in deep water. This is much to do about nothing.
Possibly, Rock, but in the case of sinkhole issues, wouldnt nawlins then be a great staging area?
Le
yeah you right, but I still think it's much ado about nothing....IMHO... ::)
Quote from: Sgt.Rocknroll on October 16, 2012, 09:04:26 PM
yeah you right, but I still think it's much ado about nothing....IMHO... ::)
Well if I was a betting man Rock Id agree with you. Simply too obvious for any false flag efforts.
Youre probably right..:)
Cheers!
LE
these so called false flag thingies...which seem to be mentioned way more every day
imo they are just talking points so the losers can point and laugh at us for talking about them
think about it..have you ever seen or heard of a false flag comeing to be...
has anyone bringing up the next disaster been able to say .. 'i told ya so'
oh hell i just like those trunk monkies
::)
yeah i know my comment makes as much sense as the rest of the flase flag stuff
here went an got one for ya
they're BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAADDDDDDDDDD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeuLPH9An34
:-*
New developments which may be linked to these generators...
http://www.thelivingmoon.com/forum/index.php?topic=3002.msg42052;topicseen#new
Le
Once again this no way near N.O... The cavern didn't collapse but penetrated sideways to another cavern which is mostly natural gas, hence the bubbling.
Quote from: Sgt.Rocknroll on October 17, 2012, 04:22:36 AM
Once again this no way near N.O... The cavern didn't collapse but penetrated sideways to another cavern which is mostly natural gas, hence the bubbling.
Yep, they dont say what the emergency would be if anything happens, just that they are preparing for more monitoring and awareness of the issues created by the leaking wells.
Perhaps the generators were a knee jerk reaction to the upcoming issuance of the emergency document..?
What could really happen to a pool full of water anyhow, if a spark were to occur, how could it ignite anything other than the surface oil sheen?
Maybe the state is just covering it's ass for if something does happen, unlike they had in place when the deepwater rig went off.
Beaureaucratic CYA of sorts?
Thanks for your calm demeanor Rock..its good to have a clear headed view of these things.
Cheers!
i once heard if you set off a stick of dynamite in your waterwell,it can sometimes cave in your neighbors well.
maybe one cave in could start a chain reaction of all the domes in that area.