The 'Disappeared Lake' of Russia Found 100m Underground (evil American plot was uncovered?!)

Chosun Ilbo ^ | 06/17/05 | Chung Byong-sun

[TigerLikesRooster]

Re #20

That is an interesting angle for this woman's America-bashing.

[magslinger]

Of course it was the US's fault. It must be a side effect of the Tsunami Generators we tested a few months back.

Is there going to be more testing, or are we tooling up to go operational?

[TigerLikesRooster]

Ping!

[TigerLikesRooster]

Ping!

[SevenofNine]

DAMN KARL ROVE LOL!

[Gondring]

I had video of it, and an interview with the first guy to see the water coming into the mine. It's amazing everyone survived it!

[GSlob]

Well, it is obvious she's trying to throw the suspicion away from herself. Yes, it must be her.

[mattyson]

when i first read that quote in the original story... well i figured she was joking. the americans were probably blamed for everything during the time she lived under communism, so i thought it was a rather wry and funny comment.

but maybe theats just me.

[Gondring]

Did they listen carefully?

From "a Finnish Newspaper":

"A geological group who drilled a hole about 14.4 kilometers deep in the crust of the earth are saying that they heard human screams. Screams have been heard from the condemned souls from earth's deepest hole. Terrified scientists are afraid they have let loose the evil powers of hell up to the earth's surface.

'The information we are gathering is so surprising, that we are sincerely afraid of what we might find down there,' stated Dr Azzacov, the manager of the project in remote Siberia."

"The second surprise was the high temperature they discovered in the earth's center. 'The calculations indicate the given temperature was about 1,100 degrees Celsius, or over 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit,' Azzacov pointed out. 'This is far more then we expected. It seems almost like an inferno of fire is brutally going on in the center of the earth.'

'The last discovery was nevertheless the most shocking to our ears, so much so that the scientists are afraid to continue the project. We tried to listen to the earth's movements at certain intervals with supersensitive microphones, which were let down through the hole. What we heard turned those logically thinking scientists into a trembling ruins. It was a sometimes a weak, but high pitched sound which we thought to be coming from our own equipment,' explained Dr Azzacov.

'But after some adjustments we comprehended that indeed the sound came from the earth's interior. We could hardly believe our own ears. We heard a human voice, screaming in pain. Even though one voice was discernible, we could hear thousands, perhaps millions, in the background, of suffering souls screaming. After this ghastly discovery, about half of the scientists quit because of fear. Hopefully, that which is down there will stay there,' Dr Azzacov added."

"What really unnerved the Soviets, apart from the voice recordings, was the appearance that same night of a fountainhead of luminous gas shooting up from the drill site, and out of the midst of this incandescent cloud pillar a brilliant being with bat wings revealed itself with the words (in Russian): 'I have conquered,' emblazoned against the dark Siberian sky.

'The incident was absolutely unreal; the Soviets cried out in terror,' says Mr Nummedal. Later that night, he saw ambulance crews circulating in the community. A driver he knew told him that they had been told to sedate everybody with a medication known to erase short term memory. The Soviets use this drug in the treatment of shock victims."

It's a true story...I read it in World Net Daily or World Weekly News (I can never keep them straight! ;-)! Oh, wait...the World Weekly News story was set in Alaska...

OMGOSH, when I looked up info on this story, I found that some people ACTUALLY BELIEVE IT! LMHO! Wish I could find a graphic of the full cover of the WWW...I used to have it on my office door!

http://www.truthorfiction.com/rumors/d/drillingtohell.htm
http://www.snopes.com/religion/wellhell.htm
http://www.truthorfiction.com/rumors/d/drilltohellfacts.htm
http://snipurl.com/fn2w
http://amightywind.com/hell/aboutsounds.htm Hear the screams at that link!

[hummingbird]

At the time of disappearance, some old woman at the village suspected that Americans were somehow behind this (sinister and bizarre) incident.

Wellllll....this was about the time my backyard flooded.

Hmmmmm........(heh, heh, heh...)

[hummingbird]

LOL! Also means "watch where you're walking and don't assume every dip in the soil is a gopher hole."

[Young Werther]

Yah! Wasser ist inna sinka hole!

[hummingbird]

Geraldo Rivera needs to get right on this....fast! The Finnish story has his reporting style all over it!

[RightWhale]

This story first appeared in Biblical Archaeology Review, an otherwise respected journal.

[TASMANIANRED]

Sink hole.

[detsaoT]

From what I understand, this happens to Lake Jackson in Tallahassee, FL on occasion. Seems to be a fairly normal geographic phenomenon, though it's definitely fun to see the Russian tabloids talk about it. :)

http://www.landandwater.com/features/vol46no5/vol46no5_1.html
http://aquat1.ifas.ufl.edu/depguys.html

[george wythe]

LOL! America did it

Local residents were shocked to find out that their lake had literally vanished from the area. [...]

One of the men assumed that the USA had been involved in such an amazing natural phenomenon: "I think that America got us here," a man said.

[Gondring]

This story first appeared in Biblical Archaeology Review, an otherwise respected journal.

It didn't first appear there...that is listed as a "Postscript" at http://web.archive.org/web/20041105021255/http://ship-of-fools.com/Myths/03Myth.html:

There are a couple of postscripts to this incident. One is that the respected magazine, 'Biblical Archaeology Review', printed a story about the Drilling to Hell story, thinking it was so outrageous that readers would get a kick out of it. Many of the readers took the article seriously, however, and either started passing it around as substantiation of the story, or wrote to the magazine to complain that it shouldn't have given it respectability.

[RightWhale]

Yeah, I was a little surprised to see such an article appear in the rag, which I subscribed to at the time. There was no disclaimer that I noticed.

[Gondring]

Why do you no longer subscribe?