Mustard Agent (?) Leaking Cannister Found Off New York's Long Island - Hazmat on scene

grey poupon?

New Bedford fishing boat isolated during chemical probe

[link to www.bostonherald.com]

Of the most dangerous kind.

really REALLY interesting story. Great job OP. Most scary thing: they dumped the canisters back into the ocean...and now "Officials are also trying to find the 10 discarded canisters." as the article ends...

Oh my, what IS OUT THERE??????

I am sorry for New York, the city with dominion over the earth via UN, the papaRATZI, the UK banksters and queen LiZZie, and DC...all have their hand in it...and it seems that New York has paid a heavy price and still has more incoming.




chicago as well...

Long thread on this last night. Glad this new thread has been noticed.

This is important.

Thanks....and thanks for my first pin guys.

Last night? Sorry I missed that. RSOE had it listed as today so didn't know....will have to look that thread up.

A fishing boat dredging for clams off New York's Long Island pulled up 10 canisters, including one that broke open and released an unidentified chemical that caused two crew members to blister and struggle to breathe, the U.S. Coast Guard said Monday. The ESS Pursuit took the sickened crew members back to its New Bedford, Mass., port, where emergency medical workers rushed them to St. Luke's Hospital on Monday morning. One was transferred to Massachusetts General Hospital for further treatment after his condition worsened, Fire Chief Brian Faria said. The other was released in the afternoon, St. Luke's Hospital spokeswoman Joyce Brennan said. The crew of six caught the canisters in their nets Sunday about 45 miles south of Long Island but dumped them back into the ocean when one crew member began developing blisters. It was several hours after he had been exposed to the contents of the container that had broken open, Coast Guard spokesman Jeff Hall said. The vessel returned to New Bedford at about 4 a.m. Monday to drop off the sickened crew member for treatment before heading back to sea with the remaining five crew members, Faria said. But a second crew member reported feeling lightheaded, and the boat brought him back to the port at about 9:30 a.m. before going back out, he said. After learning of the incident, the Coast Guard issued a "captain of the port order," a rare command instructing the boat to return to port. The vessel was anchored south of New Bedford under quarantine Monday evening as members of the National Guard's hazardous material and a Rhode Island-based firefighting unit prepared to investigate and decontaminate it if necessary. The National Marine Fisheries Service and the Massachusetts Department of Food and Agriculture have been notified and are investigating whether the boat's catch, which was sold Monday in New Bedford, was contaminated, the Coast Guard said in a statement. Authorities were able to track down the catch and are holding it until the investigation is complete. It was not immediately clear what chemical was involved and experts were trying to determine its nature, Hall said. He declined to confirm comments he made earlier to the Standard Times of New Bedford that hospital workers and Emergency Medical Service technicians had reported that the crew may have been exposed to mustard agent, an oily liquid first used in World War I that can cause massive breakouts of blisters on contact and can be deadly if inhaled. Brennan of St. Luke's Hospital said the information did not come from its doctors and cautioned against relying on diagnosis by emergency medical technicians who may not have had enough time to study the patients and their symptoms. The Coast Guard plans to work with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to make sure the area where the hazardous containers were found is clearly marked, according to a statement. Officials are also trying to find the 10 discarded canisters.

Anything to do with this?

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Holy shit...it never ends..

GREAT CATCH OP :)

".. an oily liquid .."

What's up with the word "oil" getting bad connetations everywhere

seems like water getting contaminated all over the place....
spills in oceans and seas, now this...

its a false flag?!!!

LA-LA-LA, Your avatar is so cute. Took me away for a sec from all this mess. God Bless.

If they find the discarded mustard gas, then all they are going to do is mark the area as hazardous?

SURE THE FUCK IS....Re-wilding of America phase 1.

...got very ill eating clams in march and april... i live along the bay where the the fishermen that deliver to the clam bar fish from these very waters... i gave up eating clams and now because of the Gulf, have given up seafood altogether.
this is terrible!... The oceans are churning folks!! .... and they're bring history with it!!!!!

Anybody remember their NBC training? There is probably chlorine gas, phosgene gas and sarin out there too.

On June 12, 1942, the U-boat U-202 landed Dasch's team with explosives and plans at East Hampton, Long Island, New York.[7] Their mission was to destroy power plants at Niagara Falls and three Aluminum Company of America (ALCOA) factories in Illinois, Tennessee and New York. Dasch instead turned himself in to the FBI, providing them with a complete account of the planned mission, which led to the arrest of the entire team.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

Anyone who would dump known toxic waste like this into our oceans should be shot. No questions, no trial, no fines, just a f*cking bullet to the head

Yes, the ocean has become the toxic dumping ground for what is perhaps the most evil species on earth - humans. Aren't we proud of what we've done?

[link to discovermagazine.com]

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

They dumped mustard gas in the straight of Juan De Fuca as well. Almost a million gallons of various chemical weapons if I recall correctly. That is a hell of a lot of very very toxic chemicals. Shit both the US and Canada had the practice of dumping their old chemical weapons until 1970.

that would be a depopulation pragrame in itself lol

LOL yeah one that they started 50 years ago. It was common practice to dispose of chemical weapons by dumping them in the oceans by the militaries of both the US and Canada.

depends on how you look at it. from one perspective it looks like a very strange and disturbing creature with 3 eyes.

There are at least 100's of tons of chemicals and munitions dumped not far off the east coast ports from WWI and WWII and times between.
Ships were sank by the Germans in both WWI and WWII plus the US govt and corporations used the oceans as dumping grounds during that 50 or so year period of time.

Thats the first thing that came to my mind too man. Also the other guy on that thread who said his special ops friend said he was going for a little "boat ride"!?! Highly possible its a false flag.