Russia responsible for Tsunami
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A few years ago a BBC documentary proved the Kursk was not sank by a U.S. nuclear submarine (as was once falsely thought) but was the unfortunate victim of a chemical explosion. As of right now I cannot remember the chemicals name perhaps someone else will know. I'm sorry Rukas but this is too far-fetched to even consider being true.
Even if the conspiracy theory was true, the Russians weren't killing Americans. They were killing Indonesians, Sri Lankans, Thais etc.
So the theory is that the Russians triggered a mammoth earthquake and tsunami that wiped out 300,000 Asians because they were upset about the sinking of the Kursk with a few dozen Russians. All to take out a few American bases in Indonesia? Why not take out the American bases in places like Germany and Europe that are within the Russian sphere of influence?
So the theory is that the Russians triggered a mammoth earthquake and tsunami that wiped out 300,000 Asians because they were upset about the sinking of the Kursk with a few dozen Russians. All to take out a few American bases in Indonesia? Why not take out the American bases in places like Germany and Europe that are within the Russian sphere of influence?
Harder to target without generating suspicion perhaps.... I mean, I dunno if I believe this stuff... I think Russia, like you said, has "spheres of influence" which, if it felt the need to retaliate, could be utilised in a more direct and certainly less merciless fashion, rather than subjecting an immeasurable number of unconnected people to death and destruction. Unless of course, the consequences had been entirely miscalculated.
Well if there is any doubt as to the cause of the tsunami, we'll know about it soon....
"Ship probes ocean quake epicenter."
BANDA ACEH, Indonesia (AP) -- A British naval ship surveyed the ocean floor near the epicenter of the quake that triggered killer waves across Asia, checking the stability of tectonic plates as countries consider a tsunami-warning system for the region.
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"About 90 miles west of Sumatra, the British naval vessel HMS Scott was on the second day of a six-day mission of high-tech sonar readings to assess the stability of the region's tectonic plates -- moving pieces of the Earth's crust.
The ship was "re-mapping the sea bottom, where we believe there's been quite a lot of shift" since the magnitude-9 quake that triggered the tsunami on Dec. 26, said Wing Cmdr. John Turner, the British defense attache in Aceh.
Indonesia was expected to examine the data as it and other Indian Ocean nations consider setting up a tsunami early warning system.
Several international conferences discussed the issue in recent weeks, but there has been no consensus on where a full-fledged system would be based. The United Nations has said it is developing an interim one.
Not waiting for either, Malaysia announced over the weekend that it was setting up its own warning system by the end of the year at a cost of $5 million. American and Japanese maritime experts will help install it, the Bernama national news agency said."
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http://edition.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/asiapcf/02/07/tsunami.ship.ap/index.html
"Ship probes ocean quake epicenter."
BANDA ACEH, Indonesia (AP) -- A British naval ship surveyed the ocean floor near the epicenter of the quake that triggered killer waves across Asia, checking the stability of tectonic plates as countries consider a tsunami-warning system for the region.
.........
"About 90 miles west of Sumatra, the British naval vessel HMS Scott was on the second day of a six-day mission of high-tech sonar readings to assess the stability of the region's tectonic plates -- moving pieces of the Earth's crust.
The ship was "re-mapping the sea bottom, where we believe there's been quite a lot of shift" since the magnitude-9 quake that triggered the tsunami on Dec. 26, said Wing Cmdr. John Turner, the British defense attache in Aceh.
Indonesia was expected to examine the data as it and other Indian Ocean nations consider setting up a tsunami early warning system.
Several international conferences discussed the issue in recent weeks, but there has been no consensus on where a full-fledged system would be based. The United Nations has said it is developing an interim one.
Not waiting for either, Malaysia announced over the weekend that it was setting up its own warning system by the end of the year at a cost of $5 million. American and Japanese maritime experts will help install it, the Bernama national news agency said."
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http://edition.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/asiapcf/02/07/tsunami.ship.ap/index.html
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