COVERUP AT LOS ALAMOS!!

imo it's some kind of cover story for the levee that was breached on the 25th

Thread: Levee Breach approx 6 miles N of Ft. Calhoun Nuclear Station

the same night that levee broke the Aquadams deflated

Last Edited by RTS on 07/01/2011 11:36 PM

Yes, some of us are still watching this thread,Thanks O.P

here's a couple of very useful links with lots of info..

[link to activefiremaps.fs.fed.us]

[link to nmfireinfo.wordpress.com]

*gulp*b that does not sound good.

Have they reported on any air testing results yet?

RTS... Great thread in regards to detail, info and updates. Wish there was this kind of straight up detail in the mainstream media rather than the spoon fed sugar coated, govt approved comic strips that they peddle in between adverts.

Nice work and much appreciated.



Ps... American's live in the land of Oz too.

not sure but they did issue an air quality alert for Albuquerque today

[link to www.inciweb.org]

edit to add:

info on the radiation testing can be found at the following website..

[link to www.nmenv.state.nm.us]

Last Edited by RTS on 07/01/2011 11:33 PM

thanks and you're welcome..

here's a Los Alamos photo album regarding the fire

[link to www.flickr.com]

Of course.

Cause of death? Pneumonia ... flu ... heart disease caused by smoking ... etc.

Very well said!

[link to www.radioreference.com]

ñive radio coms

According to those Satellite maps you posted, RTS, it really looks like firefighters are working their butts off and trying to save us all from the lab alighting.

It also looks like it's extremely touch and go.

But it warms my heart to know they they are really, truly trying. Days have been so weird lately you don't know who to trust. Apparently I can still have faith in the firefighters. True heroes. I'll remember it.

My thoughts exactly!!

this site has been made and will be updated with info as it comes in

thanks for this thread

[link to losalamosfire.wordpress.com]

I'm looking at this image from your site

[link to lasconchas.lanl.gov]

the Cerro Grande Fire was back in 2000 when Los Alamos claimed Area G was somewhere else..

is that image from the Las Conchas Fire??

if so that is basically confirmation that Area G burned imo

that image is from the recent fire, yea.. but it hasn't burned to my understanding

here is the source

[link to lasconchas.lanl.gov]

p.s. thx 4 staying on top of this

i'm 70 miles or so down wind

the wind patterns have changed significantly in the past 36 hours

day before yesterday we had less than 4 mile visibility

today is better as was yesterday

intending on moderate weather and hopefully some heavy rain ;)

^^^^not sure about that..it's hard to tell from the picture below..


judging by the next image that area is only about 3/4 of a mile from White Rock..a community of approx 6000 people



zoomed in..



Mesita Del Buey is approx. 2-3 miles W of White Rock along the same road

Last Edited by RTS on 07/02/2011 05:08 PM

thanks for that link

I suppose it all depends on if we can trust Area G is where they say it is..after all it is not consistent with reports of Area G being located at Mesita Del Buey

Last Edited by RTS on 07/02/2011 02:39 PM

LANL Downgrades from “Emergency” to “Recovery” Mode
Los Alamos, New Mexico, July 1, 2011, 7:30pm—Los Alamos National Laboratory today declared an end to its state of emergency and moved into operational recovery mode. The change in status allows resources previously assigned to the Lab to be relocated to assist ongoing firefighting efforts in the region, said LANL Director Charlie McMillan. The welcome news came six days after the start of what became New Mexico’s largest wildfire—the Las Conchas Fire. The fire, which by Friday had burned more than 104,000 acres in Northern New Mexico, spared the Laboratory and all structures in Los Alamos County. During the entire time that the fire raged, only one small spot fire burned on Lab property, at Technical Area 49 on Monday, June 27. It was extinguished within an hour. At no time were nuclear or hazardous materials in harm’s way, thanks to immediate and effective action taken by fire and emergency crews, apart from safeguards in place before the conflagration, at no time were nuclear or hazardous materials in harm’s way. Though the recovery phase has now started, no date has yet been given when the Laboratory will reopen. Laboratory personnel will be clearly informed when they are to return to work by e-mail notification, a posting on www.lanl.gov, and the Lab’s information update line: 505-667-6622 or toll-free 877-723-4101. NOTE: Recovery personnel working at LANL while the Laboratory is closed should use only Pajarito Road. Though the fire has moved further away from the Lab, it continues to burn. LANL officials will aid state and federal agencies in efforts to contain the fire in other areas and help the communities as much they possibly can to fight together this common threat. NEW NUMBER--Journalists should call 505-667-7000 to get in touch with media relations staff and monitor www.nmfireinfo.com for official fire updates.

[link to www.lanl.gov]

LOS ALAMOS, N.M. — Firefighters have extinguished a small fire on Los Alamos National Laboratory property that was caused by a squirrel.

The fire broke out at the lab substation Saturday in a site referred to by officials as Technical Area 53.

[link to www.therepublic.com]
[link to oi54.tinypic.com]
[link to www.lasg.org]

TA-53 Los Alamos Neutron Science Center Chemical, LLW, MLLW Yes (Isotope Production Facility)

unfortunately that must have been one unhappy squirrel.

do the satt pics corroborate that optimistic text?

from the looks of it TA 53 is just SE of the Los Alamos Airport..if it wasn't a squirrel I'd assume that the fire went through Mesita Del Buey..if thats true then this might be a worst case scenario assuming that Area G is still located there..(Mesita Del Buey)

Near real time MODIS images

[link to lance-modis.eosdis.nasa.gov]

vector options/fire+ borders

Last Edited by RTS on 07/02/2011 07:00 PM