Mysterious "yellow cloud" hits Sussex beach

Mysterious "yellow cloud" hits Sussex beach



https://youtu.be/D4v_ZE9kj1c

Published on Aug 28, 2017
A mysterious yellow chemical cloud feared to be chlorine that swamped a packed beach and injured more than 200 holidaymakers may have come across the Channel from France, it emerged today.





https://youtu.be/fWmklUSI3YA

Published on Aug 27, 2017
Here is the Footage of 'massive chlorine cloud' hovering over Beachy Head.
Yellow 'chlorine cloud' lingers over Beachy Head after infamous suicide spot is evacuated as 50 visitors are left with burning eyes
A six-mile segment of the East Sussex coastline has been evacuated and locals told to shut their doors and windows after a massive 'chlorine cloud' left 50 people with burning eyes and breathing problems.
The coastguard, police, ambulances and fire and rescue crews are all at the worst affected area, Birling Gap, near Beachy Head - a famous headland due to its 530ft drops and high suicide rates as Britain's tallest chalk sea cliffs.
The bizarre cloud has crept inland along the coastline from Eastbourne to Birling Gap, part of Seven Sisters national park.
Up to 50 people have been affected by the cloud with symptoms including eye and throat irritation as well as vomiting.

Highly suggestive of decades old military artillery ordinance dumped into seas off the coast of England, France, and Belgium decaying in salt water.

Shells especially from 1914-1918 with mustard and chlorine gas surplus to requirements dumped into sea water at various locations.

The Belgian army has areas set aside to dispose of unexploded shells quite close to modern housing and farms which quite frankly are overwhelmed with the sheer numbers they have to deal with. I saw this in 2001 when it was explained they have facilities to deal with ten shells a day and at that rate it will take thirty years to dispose of the ones they know of.

A real example of not in our lifetimes let future generations deal with it from London, Paris, Brussels, and highly likely Washington, especially after 1945