Website review: THE ASIAN TSUNAMI... ANOTHER MANMAD...
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- From the page: "According to declassified New Zealand government files, tidal waves have featured in weapons research since WW2. Secret wartime experiments were conducted off the New Zealand coast to create a bomb that would trigger tidal waves. However, the tsunami bomb was never fully tested and the war ended before the project was completed." Earthquake zones are such an ingenious place to test nukes and do seizmic (sonar) tests for oil. Testing should be called for (nuclear radiation, etc) to detemine that 300,000 people that died as a result of the Asian tsunami died because of unpredictable and unpreventable acts of nature or because of industrial and military activities. Its mastermind was Thomas Leech, the Dean of Engineering at Auckland University (1940-1950). He set off a series of underwater explosions that caused mini tidal waves at Whangaparaoa, north of Auckland, in 1944 and 1945. Details of the research, known as Project Seal, are contained in documents (some six decades old) released by the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Based on these facts we could draw one of three conclusions. 1. Either induced seismic activity triggered the first quake, experienced off southern Australia on December 24th, which directly caused the changes that led to the Sumatra quake and the Asian tsunami; or 2. Repeated nuclear testing could have induced changes that indirectly led to the earthquake; or 3. Mother-earth retaliated in anger at the constant assaults on her and the tsunami was indeed an act of nature."
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