"KNOWING" MOVIE predicts Oil rig fire in Gulf of Mexico
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This incident in the Gulf of Mexico is really sad. Well, BP did have some success today in capping the well. However, it would still take like August 2010 before the relief well is put in place. So oil will still continue gushing to the Gulf. That's 2 months from now. The Gulf of Mexico could be the next dead sea by that time. 
I read an article this morning that said the worst-case scenario is not till Christmas because of the hurricane season. As if that wasn't bad enough, they said the ultimate worst-case scenario is that it never gets capped. The technology might not exist, which is really terrifying...
Well, if there is good news, it's that they will find a way (hopefully) to cap a well at great depths and that will be the way to do it in the future. Unfortunately, drilling a relief well at this time is easily 2 months away due to calculations and equipment requirements.
Hopefully, this will pressure the governments that don't require a relief well for every platform to implement that policy like a few countries require (such as in the North Sea).
Hopefully, this will pressure the governments that don't require a relief well for every platform to implement that policy like a few countries require (such as in the North Sea).
If you want to get really crazy you could also see here that goldman sachs liquidated alot of their holdings if not all 3 weeks before the big bang happened.
http://moneycentral.msn.com/ownership?Holding=Institutional+Ownership&Symbol=BP
http://moneycentral.msn.com/ownership?Holding=Institutional+Ownership&Symbol=BP
Your assuming that people will learn something from all of this... Nothing will change because the cash will still flow from the oil industry lobbyists.
Algae is the way to go:
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/08/080818184434.htm
Have you listened to any of the quotes by BP CEO Tony Hayward: "Not our accident, not our people, not our equipment, not our responsibility."
I love these CEO's who take responsibility for the things that are done on their watch. What a piece of shit!
I love these CEO's who take responsibility for the things that are done on their watch. What a piece of shit!
Here is a very important website:http://www.americanfreepress.net it is interesting how much they are openly talking about the Bilderberg meetings now that they have been infiltrated by inestigative journalist Jim Tucker. They are not quite as secret as they used to be.
BP isn't the only company to blame here...Look at Haliburton and TransOcean...they are just as much at fault...
Right. But we all need to man up and take responsibility for the things we control.
Here is a good article from the U.K. Guardian about people protesting the Bilderberg meeting http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/blog/2010/jun/04/bilder
The Oil Spill from the Gulf of Mexico had to reach a valuable swing state like Florida before Obama started taking this environmental disaster very seriously.
Who cares? Not my country. What you ought to be caring about is the death toll of all the sealife that used to be.The Oil Spill from the Gulf of Mexico had to reach a valuable swing state like Florida before Obama started taking this environmental disaster very seriously.
According to Lindsey Williams, who talked to an insider from BP, it was the total stupidity of BP that caused the now catastrophic situation they are in. They were drilling on a floating rig having to go to the depth of 5,000 ft of water, then another 30,000 ft through the bottom of the ocean floor. When the well broke the pressure was at any where from 20,000-70,000 lbs per sq. in. which broke off all the safety valves. BP will not be able to stop the flow of oil, and they are now talking about using a nuke to neutralize it.
'They'? Who's 'They'? Where you getting your info from for using a nuke...the great mothership in the sky?
Here is the link, though it would be crazy if they did that... so unpredictable and dangerous...
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/03/us/03nuke.html
no, not the mothership - but the internet...
from the nytimes article...
probably the same scientists that brought us anthropogenic global warming
