PREDICTION: Tanker Spills 1.4 Million Gallons of Oil into Indian Ocean
This is a bad Prediction:
Notice how you get dual tags with two oil spills in different parts of the world triangulating my position with that of Sunny Leone.
Once again, this comes back to why it's important that people pay attention to what I say because when I get ignored, bad things happen around the Planet in retaliation.
It showcases how little things can turn into major catastrophes that can hurt the Planet when mismanaged. People don't make my job easier. They get in my way and it creates a mess that I have to clean up.
Tanker Spills 1.4 Million Gallons of Oil Into Indian Ocean
By CHISAKI WATANABE, AP
TOKYO (Aug. 15) -- A Japanese tanker spilled about 1.4 million gallons of crude oil in the eastern Indian Ocean following a collision with a cargo ship, the tanker's operator said Tuesday. Japan's Kyodo news service said the spill -- which would be about 4,500 tons -- may have been the largest ever involving a Japanese tanker.
Kyodo News / AP
The Japanese tanker Bright Artemis is seen in an undated photo. It crashed with a smaller ship Monday, spilling oil into the Indian Ocean.
In a separate oil spill, the Philippines said that a tanker had sunk in rough seas Friday off the coast of Guimaras Island, about 312 miles southeast of Manila. About 528,000 gallons of industrial fuel was leaking from the accident, officials said.
A central Philippine island province declared a "state of calamity" following what authorities called the country's worst spill.
Faced with a potential "environmental catastrophe," the Philippine coast guard called for a national mobilization of resources to mitigate the impact of the large amount of leaking fuel, "which is now considered as the biggest major oil spill that has hit our country."
The Japanese tanker Bright Artemis spilled the oil following a collision Monday with the Amar, a smaller cargo ship, Mitsui O.S.K. Lines said in a statement. It said the accident took place when the tanker maneuvered near the Amar, which was in distress about 300 miles west of India's Nicobar islands.
The exact amount of the spill was not clear, the announcement said. The tanker was carrying about 77.6 million gallons, or 250,000 tons, of crude. It had left port in Oman bound for Japan.
There were no reports of injuries aboard the tanker, which had a Croatian captain and crew of 23, or the Amar, which was registered in Singapore.
Mitsui said the spill had been reported to Singaporean and Indian Coast Guard officials.
The largest oil spill involving a U.S. vessel occurred when the Exxon Valdez oil tanker emptied 11 million gallons of crude oil into Prince William Sound off the coast of Alaska in 1989, killing hundreds of thousands of birds and marine animals and soiling more than 1,200 miles of rocky beach.
08-15-06 10:05 EDT
Updated: 10:35 AM EDT
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- A Japanese tanker spilled about 1.4 million gallons of crude oil in the eastern Indian Ocean following a collision with a cargo ship:
- Sunny Leone is East Indian
- Cargo = C/AR-Go = Gemini(C/3) IR(AR) IR(Go-Spanish
- Sunny Leone is East Indian
- In a separate oil spill, the Philippines said that a tanker had sunk in rough seas Friday off the coast of Guimaras Island, about 312 miles southeast of Manila:
- It says another Oil Spill was in the Philippines
- I said I'm Filipino
- It says another Oil Spill was in the Philippines
- Kayleigh:
- I said 8/15/2006 about Kayleigh born 5/13 for Sunny Leone's Birthday. Kayleigh removed me from her Friends List
- If Kayleigh is Sunny Leone and Sunny Leone is East Indian, that's how you get an oil spil in the East Indian Ocean
- The other spill in the Philippines runs parallel to that
- I said 8/15/2006 about Kayleigh born 5/13 for Sunny Leone's Birthday. Kayleigh removed me from her Friends List
- 312:
- 312 = 3/12 = Gemini(3) Pisces(12) = 2 Pisces = Pisces Pisces = Non-Pisces = Virgo
- I said I'm the V/IR-Go
- 312 = 3/12 = Gemini(3) Pisces(12) = 2 Pisces = Pisces Pisces = Non-Pisces = Virgo
- 08-15-06 10:05 EDT:
- 10:05 = 10/05
- I said 8/15/2006 about Rodney Dangerfield dying 10/5
- 10:05 = 10/05
Notice how you get dual tags with two oil spills in different parts of the world triangulating my position with that of Sunny Leone.
Once again, this comes back to why it's important that people pay attention to what I say because when I get ignored, bad things happen around the Planet in retaliation.
It showcases how little things can turn into major catastrophes that can hurt the Planet when mismanaged. People don't make my job easier. They get in my way and it creates a mess that I have to clean up.
Tanker Spills 1.4 Million Gallons of Oil Into Indian Ocean
By CHISAKI WATANABE, AP
TOKYO (Aug. 15) -- A Japanese tanker spilled about 1.4 million gallons of crude oil in the eastern Indian Ocean following a collision with a cargo ship, the tanker's operator said Tuesday. Japan's Kyodo news service said the spill -- which would be about 4,500 tons -- may have been the largest ever involving a Japanese tanker.
Kyodo News / AP
The Japanese tanker Bright Artemis is seen in an undated photo. It crashed with a smaller ship Monday, spilling oil into the Indian Ocean.
In a separate oil spill, the Philippines said that a tanker had sunk in rough seas Friday off the coast of Guimaras Island, about 312 miles southeast of Manila. About 528,000 gallons of industrial fuel was leaking from the accident, officials said.
A central Philippine island province declared a "state of calamity" following what authorities called the country's worst spill.
Faced with a potential "environmental catastrophe," the Philippine coast guard called for a national mobilization of resources to mitigate the impact of the large amount of leaking fuel, "which is now considered as the biggest major oil spill that has hit our country."
The Japanese tanker Bright Artemis spilled the oil following a collision Monday with the Amar, a smaller cargo ship, Mitsui O.S.K. Lines said in a statement. It said the accident took place when the tanker maneuvered near the Amar, which was in distress about 300 miles west of India's Nicobar islands.
The exact amount of the spill was not clear, the announcement said. The tanker was carrying about 77.6 million gallons, or 250,000 tons, of crude. It had left port in Oman bound for Japan.
There were no reports of injuries aboard the tanker, which had a Croatian captain and crew of 23, or the Amar, which was registered in Singapore.
Mitsui said the spill had been reported to Singaporean and Indian Coast Guard officials.
The largest oil spill involving a U.S. vessel occurred when the Exxon Valdez oil tanker emptied 11 million gallons of crude oil into Prince William Sound off the coast of Alaska in 1989, killing hundreds of thousands of birds and marine animals and soiling more than 1,200 miles of rocky beach.
08-15-06 10:05 EDT
Updated: 10:35 AM EDT
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