I WARNED OUR GOVERNMENTS BUT THEY PROCEEDED ANYWAY. THEY BANNED IVERMECTIN, WHICH SAFELY DESTROYS COVID-19, IN ORDER TO PUSH THE COSTLY, TOXIC VACCINES.
This was NO accident - this was deliberate medical murder for profit.
I have a flu, so may be somewhat disoriented - hence a disclaimer on this note.
In 2016, I took high-risk actions at the Mazeppa sour gas project that probably saved ~600,000 Calgarians from instant death - the story is below. For two years thereafter I took steps to protect me and my family from possible retaliation by the Chinese gangsters who were responsible for this debacle.
Since then I’ve wondered what my responsibilities are, if any, to those I saved - the literature on this matter is confused. I just assume that there is some sort of implied kinship - these are my people.
So what happened when our governments started in early 2020 to kill and injure my people with their Covid-19 Lockdown scam, and deployed the Covid-19 “vaccines” in early 2021, directly against my written warning of 8Jan2021 to NOT deploy these injections, based on their high-risk-low-reward equation (we did not yet know that these vaccines were highly toxic - fatal - and ineffective).
The death toll in this 600,000 cohort is at least 1in1000 and could be as high as 1in600 - or about 1000 of my Calgary people killed by our Alberta government due to their toxic Covid-19 injections - part of the 14,000 Albertans, 145,000 Canadians, ~2 million Americans and ~~38 million worldwide killed by the toxic Covid-19 vaccines.
I warned our governments but they proceeded anyway. They banned Ivermectin, which safely destroys Covid-19, in order to push the costly, toxic vaccines. This was NO accident - this was deliberate medical murder for profit.
Suffice it to say that I am upset - deeply offended. These criminals murdered my people.
Blessings on a Sunday!
Allan MacRae in Calgary
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Subject: EPILOGUE - THE MAZEPPA SOUR GAS STORY
Hon. Danielle Smith
Premier of Alberta
Hon. Jason Copping
Minister of Health
Hon. Peter Guthrie
Minister of Energy
Hon. Brian Jean
Minister of Jobs, Economy and Northern Development
Hon. Mike Ellis
Minister of Public Safety
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Minister of Education
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Subject: EPILOGUE - THE MAZEPPA SOUR GAS STORY
EPILOGUE - THE MAZEPPA SOUR GAS STORY
I was informed today that Robert, my informant on the Mazeppa Sour Gas Story, recently died. If Robert had not made that phone call to me in 2016, up to half of Calgary residents could have been killed by a sour gas leak from the Mazeppa Project.
Pause for a moment and say a prayer for Robert – if you live in Calgary, there is a high probability that his call saved the lives of everyone you love.
Regards, Allan MacRae
https://energy-experts-international.com/
Somebody asked me to publish the following. I recently re-assessed the 2005 plume study done to Compton Petroleum to account for the Bow River Valley, and doubled the potential fatality estimate to 600,000.
THE MAZEPPA SOUR GAS STORY
I received an award in March 2018 from the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) for averting a potential major sour gas disaster in SE Calgary.
The new foreign owners of the Mazeppa project were producing 40% H2S critical sour gas from ~12 wells within one mile of populous SE Calgary suburbs, and to save money they had ceased the required monthly injection of anti-corrosion chemicals into the pipelines seven months earlier. This was extremely dangerous, because sour gas is highly corrosive to the steel pipelines that carry the gas to the processing plant.
Fortunately, I was familiar with the project from decades ago - I was GM of Engineering for the company that formerly owned this project and about 20 others, and a friend called me with this vital information. The remarkable coincidence is my informant did not know of my history with this project – he just wanted to talk to someone about his corrupt foreign bosses.
The staff at the project were afraid to report the dangerous situation because they feared physical retaliation from the foreign owners, who they believed were violent thugs.
H2S is heavier than air and hugs the ground, and a 0.1% concentration is instantly fatal. I investigated, reported the matter to the Alberta Energy Regulator, followed-up to ensure compliance and the project was shut down and was made safe. I later learned that some of the sour gas pipelines had already experienced minor perforations and leaks.
A safety study done in 2005 estimated the kill radius at 15km, so potential loss of life in a major discharge of H2S in 2016 could have totaled up to 3 600,000 people, wiping out the SE quadrant of Calgary.
To put this near-miss in perspective, that 3 600,000 potential fatalities is equivalent to one two hundred 9-11’s, six twelve Hiroshima’s, or four eight Nagasaki’s. Calgary didn’t “dodge a bullet”; we dodged a nuke.
The press reported the problem with some inaccuracies, but were generally adequate. The Alberta Energy Regulator tried to act like they were on top of the situation and aware of the danger, but they were not.
The total reprimand against the foreign owners was the most severe in Alberta history.
- Allan MacRae
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Selected References to the Mazeppa Sour Gas Threat
The reporters got a few minor facts wrong – but no matter.
A. AER SUSPENDS MAZEPPA PLANT OPERATIONS AMID CONCERNS
High River Times, August 27, 2016
Previously at http://www.highrivertimes.com/2016/08/25/aer-suspends-mazeppa-plant-operations-amid-concerns
AER suspends Mazeppa plant operations amid concerns
By Paul Krajewski , Saturday, August 27, 2016 5:33:46 MDT PM
Months before the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) ordered the suspension of all operations at the Mazeppa sour gas processing plant on Aug. 9, it was a former company engineer who informed the regulator about serious safety concerns he had regarding the facility and infrastructure.
Allan MacRae, member of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA), reached out to the regulator about what he referred to as potentially “disastrous” safety risks the plant’s operation posed to the public and environment in the months leading up to the AER order.
In an email sent to the regulator’s senior executive on May 28, MacRae stated he had serious safety concerns about the plant that is owned and operated by Lexin Resources Ltd. and LR Processing Ltd.
In May, MacRae said he became aware of issues at the facility and its infrastructure and conducted his own week-long investigation using public records and verbal discussions to corroborate the allegations.
During the early 1990s, MacRae said he was the general manager of engineering for Canadian Occidental Petroleum Ltd., known today as Nexen. He noted the company owned and operated the Mazeppa plant until it was taken over by Compton Petroleum Corp. and, most recently, Lexin.
In a statement from the AER, the information MacRae provided was used in the regulator’s overall inspection and compliance assurance process.
In the initial email, MacRae stated Lexin and LR allegedly failed to pay surface lease rentals, which resulted in loss of access to sour gas wells. The firms also allegedly conducted infrequent injection of anti-corrosion chemicals to its gas pipeline gathering systems and provided inadequate financial resources for plant maintenance, he added.
From his understanding, MacRae said the plant handled sour gas up to 40 per cent hydrogen sulfide (H2S), the maximum amount permitted under AER regulations, with wells located within 2.4 kms of highly populated areas of Calgary.
He said sour gas is a naturally occurring substance that contains significant amounts of H2S and, if released to the atmosphere, could pose extreme health risks to the public and environment.
“As little as 0.1 per cent H2S is instantly fatal when inhaled,” he added.
As a result of his investigation, MacRae advised the AER he found standard maintenance was allegedly not being adequately performed at the facility and infrastructure, which he believed could result in an increased risk of H2S being released into the atmosphere.
“If a large release of H2S occurred and the wind direction was unfavourable, I believe there would be no time to evacuate the nearby communities and a major catastrophe could occur,” he said.
Even if the risk of H2S release was moderate, MacRae said the consequences could still be disastrous.
As a member of APEGA, MacRae said he is ethically obligated to report concerns related to public and environmental safety. For this reason, he informed the regulator of his findings.
As of Aug. 23, the AER reported in an email provided to the Times all but one pipeline associated to the Mazeppa plant had been depressurized, but gave no indication when it would be fully suspended as per AER shut-in requirements. These include each pipe being emptied, purged, isolated and left in a safe state.
Ryan Bartlett, AER public affairs advisor, said the regulator has worked with Lexin and LR to address a number of issues related to facility and infrastructure operations at the plant for several months.
Bartlett said the regulator performed an inspection in February and identified a number of deficiencies.
However, he noted Lexin failed to comply with AER requirements between February and June and was ordered to suspend all facility and infrastructure operations on Aug. 9.
“(This was done) to ensure the plant is in a safe state with no risk to the public or environment,” Bartlett said.
The AER order document from Aug. 9 stated Lexin and LR informed the regulator on June 29 that its sour gas release monitoring system was no longer operational and that if an incident or emergency occurred, the regulator would be responsible for managing the situation, not the firms in question.
In the AER order, the regulator also stated the firms terminated the majority of the plant’s staff on June 30 and left six employees to operate and manage the Mazeppa facility and infrastructure.
Bartlett said the AER continues to monitor and inspect plant operations regularly and prioritizes issues with potential impact to public and environmental safety.
Additionally, he said Lexin and LR have been ordered to provide a comprehensive plan about how the companies will respond to incidents and monitor ongoing operations.
If Lexin fails to comply with AER requirements, Bartlett said the regulator can order complete suspension or abandonment of other energy infrastructure, charge administrative penalties, institute legal proceedings or sanction upper management against working in the province.
“All licensees in Alberta are required to follow our requirements,” he said. “Our rules apply across the board.”
Lexin and its associated firms were reached out to by email and phone for a response multiple times. No answers were provided to the Times by publication date.
B. WATCHDOG TAKES UNPRECEDENTED STEP OF FORCING OIL AND GAS PRODUCER INTO RECEIVERSHIP
Calgary Herald, March 21, 2017
C. LEXIN RESOURCES AND THE DARK SIDE OF ALBERTA'S DOWNTURN
CBC, April 24, 2017
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/lexin-resources-what-went-wrong-1.4038838
D. IN REVERSAL, LEXIN ADMITS TO BREAKING ENVIRONMENTAL, INDUSTRY RULES
Calgary Herald. July 10, 2017
http://calgaryherald.com/business/energy/lexin-agrees-it-breached-environmental-industry-rules
E. ERCB DECISION 2005-060 RE COMPTON PETROLEUM CORP. APPLICATION TO DRILL SIX CRITICAL SOUR GAS WELLS – SE Calgary area 22 June 2001)
http://elc.ab.ca/Content_Files/Files/NewsBriefs/EUBgiveconditionalgreenlight-Vol20-3.pdf
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For Compton’s well applications, the calculated EPZ radius was 11.94 km during the drilling phase and 14.97 km during the completion phase. It was estimated that more than 250,000 people lived and worked within the calculated 14.97 km EPZ.
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Thank you for standing up and speaking out to these imbeciles in suits.