Volcano Cloud

Bottle_of_Smoke · 15-04-2010 03:10PM #1

If certain powers thought Europe was becoming too powerful a force this cloud could certainly be a nifty way of knocking out European air travel.

Consider volcanos in the past had enough emissions to drop the earths temperature a few degrees due to blocked sunlight. If a cloud could be caused to hover above Europe even for 1 year it could cause enormous damage to European travel(amongst other things - farming etc)

Maybe todays events were a test run.

o1s1n · 15-04-2010 03:13PM

/Looks at username.

It was you, wasn't it?!

cuppa · 15-04-2010 03:15PM

Or it could be a huge chemtrail to hide planet X thingiemayokiebobbie.:eek:

super_furry · 15-04-2010 03:34PM

Which 'powers throughout Europe'?

RoboClam · 15-04-2010 04:34PM

Or maybe a volcano erupted naturally like every other volcano

Is every news story just going to get re-posted here with a very slight CT angle?

fontanalis · 15-04-2010 04:46PM

It's a test run alright, but the NWO made the volcano solar powered and the cloud will now block out the sun. D'oh!

My name is URL · 15-04-2010 07:02PM

I wonder if the authorities will be studying the effects of reduced contrails in the skies over the course of this incident

Southsider1 · 15-04-2010 07:29PM

Some guy on another forum reckons that contrary to Govt advice in England, the dust and gasses emitted are very dangerous to lung function but that the Govt are denying it to avoid civil unrest.

Hagar · 15-04-2010 07:31PM

My satellite reception is really bad tonight. It's borderline in heavy rain and that's how it looks now except there's no rain.

Nari85 · 15-04-2010 07:31PM

This is very strange. Im sure there has been hundreds of volcanic eruptions through aviation history. Yet this is the first time they have shut down airports.

Southsider1 · 15-04-2010 07:37PM

Well, there haven't been any in Northern Europe since Air travel has been so big. And there was a guy on TV earlier saying that there have been several in the South Pacific but had little or no news coverage here.

Nari85 · 15-04-2010 07:56PM

If you type in previous volcanic eruptions you will see there has been plenty of volcanic eruptions, not only in northern europe but also Italy and Greece. I just find it weird that no plane has ever crashed because of a volcanic eruption. Then all of a sudden we see airports shutting down. The only time there was a notable problem was in 1982 a BA flight flew into a volcanic ash... Watching sky news. problem solved. The ash damages the planes. I suppose in these recessionary times they can't afford to take the risk.:rolleyes:

Southsider1 · 15-04-2010 08:43PM

Nari85 wrote: »

If you type in previous volcanic eruptions you will see there has been plenty of volcanic eruptions, not only in northern europe but also Italy and Greece. I just find it weird that no plane has ever crashed because of a volcanic eruption. :rolleyes:

There has been no volcanic eruption on the scale of last nights in Northern Europe since Air travel has grown so big. Yes there have been some minor ones in Italy and Aeroplanes were always diverted away from them... Also the wind helped. Have a read of this tho: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eyjafjallaj%C3%B6kull#The_eruption_of_Eyjafjallaj.C3.B6kull_1821-23

Stainless_Steel · 16-04-2010 10:33AM

Nari85 wrote: »

The ash damages the planes. I suppose in these recessionary times they can't afford to take the risk.:rolleyes:

You believe that they halted flights for a day and lost millions in revenue so they wouldnt damage their planes? Are you serious?

There is no CT here guys....

crazyderk · 16-04-2010 10:38AM

Nari85 wrote: »

If you type in previous volcanic eruptions you will see there has been plenty of volcanic eruptions, not only in northern europe but also Italy and Greece. I just find it weird that no plane has ever crashed because of a volcanic eruption. Then all of a sudden we see airports shutting down. The only time there was a notable problem was in 1982 a BA flight flew into a volcanic ash... Watching sky news. problem solved. The ash damages the planes. I suppose in these recessionary times they can't afford to take the risk.:rolleyes:

"the ash damages planes" ye damages them by stopping their engines :eek:

bonkey · 16-04-2010 10:42AM

Southsider1 wrote: »

There has been no volcanic eruption on the scale of last nights in Northern Europe since Air travel has grown so big. Yes there have been some minor ones in Italy and Aeroplanes were always diverted away from them... Also the wind helped. Have a read of this tho: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eyjafjallaj%C3%B6kull#The_eruption_of_Eyjafjallaj.C3.B6kull_1821-23

http://clivealive.truth.travel/2010/04/grounded-volcano-ash-cripples-air-travel.html

Summary:

Galunggung in 1982 - caused two aircraft to have (temporary) engine failure on all 4 engines, and cause sufficient damage that the engines had to be scrapped.

Mount Pinatubo in 1992 - air traffic routes were diverted to avoid the ash cloud.

Hagar · 16-04-2010 10:47AM

If only the Russians had waited another few days nobody would have suspected anything...

Batesy · 16-04-2010 10:48AM

Anyone see the aerial satelite photo of the 3 craters on Sky news.com? Turn it upside down and it's freaky.

bonkey · 16-04-2010 10:49AM

Nari85 wrote: »

This is very strange. Im sure there has been hundreds of volcanic eruptions through aviation history. Yet this is the first time they have shut down airports.

No, its not.

Mount St. Helens (1980) caused some airports to close.

am i bovvered · 16-04-2010 11:14AM

seen this link and thought of ye people here

http://citizengodden.com/2010/04/16/iceland-volcanic-cloud-conspiracy/

constance tench · 16-04-2010 03:15PM

Foreign Ministers are/have been traveling to Poland this Weekend?

PirateShampoo · 16-04-2010 03:53PM

constance tench wrote: »

Foreign Ministers are/have been traveling to Poland this Weekend?

Say so, not all flights are grounded. They are flying on a case by case basis.

Truthrevolution · 16-04-2010 05:15PM

Southsider1 wrote: »

Some guy on another forum reckons that contrary to Govt advice in England, the dust and gasses emitted are very dangerous to lung function but that the Govt are denying it to avoid civil unrest.

Thats interesting, have you got a link for that?

Truthrevolution · 16-04-2010 05:23PM

Heres an interesting theory i came across today, the volcanoe eruption was Icelands way of gaining revenge on the UK and europe.Lets not forget that only recently Iceland told the Banking elite aristocracy (ie. the Rothschilds) to basically f*** off they werent getting any money.

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/finance/jeremywarner/100004934/iceland-eyjafjallajokull-visits-volcanic-revenge-on-britain/

PirateShampoo · 16-04-2010 05:25PM

Truthrevolution wrote: »

Heres an interesting theory i came across today, the volcanoe eruption was Icelands way of gaining revenge on the UK and europe.Lets not forget that only recently Iceland told the Banking elite aristocracy (ie. the Rothschilds) to basically f*** off they werent getting any money.

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/finance/jeremywarner/100004934/iceland-eyjafjallajokull-visits-volcanic-revenge-on-britain/

but if thats true and the theory that the dust is harmfull, then that wouldnt make the Icelanders very bright then would it.

enno99 · 16-04-2010 05:42PM

PirateShampoo wrote: »

but if thats true and the theory that the dust is harmfull, then that wouldnt make the Icelanders very bright then would it.

What theory according to a scientist on yesterdays news it turns to glass particles I think it was on BBc world news I dont have a link but I will look for one
That would really fu* k up your lungs if it settled

Truthrevolution · 16-04-2010 05:46PM

PirateShampoo wrote: »

but if thats true and the theory that the dust is harmfull, then that wouldnt make the Icelanders very bright then would it.

If you check out the weather charts its mostly affecting north Europe and Britain with a southerly flow, hence its not affecting iceland too much.Anyway the theory is that its motive is to cause financial distress to the UK and Europe.

enno99 · 16-04-2010 06:04PM

Experts say the tiny particles of rock, glass and sand contained in the ash cloud could jam aircraft engines, as has happened in previous incidents of planes flying into plumes of volcanic ash

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/8623806.stm

cant find video link

Mr Benevolent · 16-04-2010 06:52PM

Odd, no-one's mention HAARP yet

Truthrevolution · 16-04-2010 07:04PM

Confab wrote: »

Odd, no-one's mention HAARP yet

They are probably keeping that for yellowstone.

constance tench · 16-04-2010 07:07PM

Confab wrote: »

Odd, no-one's mention HAARP yet

you just did..:)

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