best conspiracy theory evah

[Pierre-Marie Baty]

read on folks, read on.
botmeister, soulfather, you'll like this one

http://vialls.net/subliminalsuggestion/tsunami.html

haha? no haha? don't know what to think? hehehehe. that's on purpose

[stefanhendriks]

love it. At first, it 'sounds' plausible.

But apart from that, it does not really explain the tsunami as a 'man made' event.

Its just so nice to see how people just have too much time and need to explain things differently then 'the media'.

[Exilibur]

that was a good read

Oh how i love conspiracy theories... I really like the idea of this one, but i think he lacks some proof... I mena the moon hoax has a lot more proof to argue from... his theories are mainly based on the earthquakes profile, which is probably fairly easi to explain.

[von Ryan]

I hadn't enough patience to read it, but the bomb for blowing that german dam is quite interesting...

[stefanhendriks]

well THAT did happen, for a fact, but it has nothing really to do with some nuke blowing up to make an earthquake.

(i did a quick read, perhaps i did not understand the whole theory, but come on, a tsunami of that magnitude, by a NUKE? no way)

[@$3.1415rin]

when I heard about the tsunami, I was saying jokingly to my parents : "hey, let's wait until bush declares war on some country because he has proof that some terrorist blew off a nuke inside the deep sea vulcanic activity zone" LOL, and now one reads that

[HangFire]

Originally Posted by $eu_crey$$on

I hadn't enough patience to read it, but the bomb for blowing that german dam is quite interesting...

Same here. All that word thinkin' makes me brain sore. I looked at the bomb pictures though, they were nice.

[sPlOrYgOn]

that was funny..
a nuke causing a tsunami..
then he asks for donations at the bottom
must be someone in need of some income..

[Pierre-Marie Baty]

I thought some people would point it out, but a nuke causing a tsunami is perfectly possible and logical. Look

The most devastating nuke ever launched in the atmosphere was done during a H bomb test by the communists, it was about 60 kiloton TNT equivalent. But even at that time the bomb's power had been artificially limited (because of obvious residual radiation and uncontrollable side-effect issues). The nominal power of that bomb, i.e. if it had been launched at full power, was 150 kiloton in fact, which is more than twice as much. Keep in mind that the Nagasaki bomb was 10 times less powerful than this one.

Nowadays the nukes power count up in megatons. That means at least 100 times bigger than the Nagasaki blast. A single nuke in the atmosphere from any of the nuclearized nations (France for example) if launched at nominal power would bust a capital city in twelve seconds, and the residual dust would spread in the atmosphere and start a "nuclear winter" around a half of the planet.

What causes the devastating power of a nuke is 1°) the heat and 2°) the blow. 3°) would be the residual radiations eventually. BUT, the blow of an atmospheric bomb actually hitting the target is a FRACTION of its original power, because the air is a COMPRESSIBLE MATERIAL. A majority of the initial power is dissipated in the atmosphere. it's like if you wrapped a grenade in 3 meters thick foam.

Water, on the other hand, is an uncompressible material.
This is why bombing a dam with air-ground missiles has little effect, whereas bombing it from deep water is lethal, because the explosion blast cannot be dissipated, thus applying its forces entirely on the dam itself.

What is the best way to test a nuke nowadays? Underground. France has dug kilometers deep holes to bury its nukes in Mururoa in 1995. And the nukes tested were NOT the most powerful nukes in the world.

There are nukes in this world that are so powerful that they have NEVER been tested. One of them, a multimegaton, dropped in the oceanic floor, in deep water ? Able to cause a tsunami everyday Stefan. Word.

*edit*

That said, I am NOT advocacing the theory of this guy, I am just saying it is possible.

[Leagle]

One wonders how he gained that "intelligence" whilst living in Western Australia. I mean, they don't even have electricity!