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MILITARY EMERGENCY IN THE GULF OF MEXICO MILITARY EMERGENCY GULF MEXICO THE As the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster unfolds, bizarre things have been happening since late June - including strange activity among the military assets of at least eight nations, and the capture of a mysterious but dangerous prehistoric lifeform. ditor's Note: On 26 June 2010, an anonymous person, flagged as being Hiteciees in France, started a thread on the popular GodlikeProductions.com (GLP) website. This Opening Poster (OP) claimed to be using a laptop computer belonging to his girlfriend, with permission. OP claims his girlfriend works at "the French Embassy" and has access to DED channels on her computers. It is clear that the OP had been ooking at the chatter on these channels for some days prior. Evidence for his can be found at other threads at GLP. My understanding of DED channels is that they are opened up and used by people like key defence and government military officials, ship captains, aircraft pilots, etc. The channels are activated as necessary, and seem to pertain to non-routine operations and incidents—mainly military, it seems. n other words, the channels are designed to get decisions from the right people when unexpected situations occur that could affect French military and diplomatic interests. The OP describes DED as a “digital emergency scrambling device". There is the occasional mention of switching to a “vector channel". This seems to relate to a far more secure channel of communication regarding matters requiring a much higher security clearance. I am told that this channel is used for communication about unidentified, intelligently controlled objects in the air, in space and underwater. The saga starts off with a bang. The OP has spotted chatter on the French DED channels which appears to indicate that a French submarine has been attacked and has been sunk. He's obviously amazed, and there is an increasing amount of chatter developing as a result. We later get the impression that the French nuclear-powered submarine Emeraude has obtained "something" and put it in the cargo hold/bay. Whatever it is, somebody has just attacked the French sub, and they want whatever it is that the French submarine crew has found and secreted in the hold. The OP posted intermittently as the saga unfolded, and absolutely refused to be drawn into the controversy on a personal level. He ignored totally the claims that he was hoaxing and he never justified himself. I wonder if he even had time to read the hundreds of pages of discussion that his posts generated. After a few hours, many of the curious watchers had used their own research experience, and soon the posts contained more corroborating information and discussion about it, rather than angry accusations of fraud. For our publication purposes, we have compiled selected extracts from the postings and done basic corrections for spelling, grammar and punctuation. I've added the occasional comment in square brackets. Readers can access the original posting and follow the forum threads by starting at http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum I/messagel 113586/pg1. The thread was initiated by Anonymous Coward, User ID 1011531, France on 26 June 2010. From Godlike Productions 26 June - 15 July 2010 Web page: http://www.godlikeproductions. com/foruml/messagell13586/pgl Web page: http://www.godlikeproductions. com/foruml/messagell13586/pgl NEXUS ¢ 27 From Godlike Productions 26 June - 15 July 2010 AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2010 www.nexusmagazine.com