Gulf Oil Spill

[Greenhorn]

Thought I'd pass this along.  Looks like all that crap they're pouring into the Gulf, plus the spill itself is going to do a lot more harm than just kill marine life.

Take this story

http://www.examiner.com/x-10438-Human-Rights-Examiner~y2010m6d15-Gulf-residents-gassed-Fl-prepares-evacuation

and add it to this story

http://www.wreg.com/news/wreg-mystery-crop-damage%2C0%2C187535.story?track=rss

and this one

http://www.rense.com/general91/acid.htm

Anyone else having problems living near the Gulf?

[cave dweller]

Between the volatile chemicals evaporating from the spilled oil. And the crap they're spraying on it, I sure wouldn't want to be breathing that.

My dad listened to Alex Jones for the first time today, (man that guy is a general in the tin had brigade) anyway, he had folks on talking about the air quality, and the extreme pressures this stuff is coming out at. It don't look king anything can stem this anytime soon.

[Greenhorn]

Folks - I've been following this pretty close and while I don't usually quote anything from Infowars.com, the following article is something anyone living near the Gulf should understand.  It pretty much sums up everything in a nutshell.

http://www.infowars.com/methane-and-martial-law-in-the-gulf-of-mexico/

Just try to imagine an evacuation situation 100 times worse than Katrina/Rita.  Try to imagine what that will do to the supply chain (food, gas, medicine, etc.).  Then try to imagine where all these folks are going to go?  My city has a couple thousand homeless and they're a drain on our resources; you can't even take your kid to a park now-a-days.

What the heck is 20 million homeless going to look like?

Quote - "Plans are being put in place for the mandatory evacuation of New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Mandeville, Hammond, Houma, Belle Chase, Chalmette, Slidell, Biloxi, Gulfport, Pensacola, Hattiesburg, Mobile, Bay Minette, Fort Walton Beach, Panama City, Crestview, and Pascagoula,” Madsen writes.

Seriously, y'all should have a solid Plan B to bugout at a moment's notice.  The only way to survive this is to be ahead of the herd.

[Johnny-Max]

I sure hope it is not true as I am only about 20 miles inland from the Gulf

[Johnny-Max]

Criminal Investigation of BP Staged Oil Spill Vital

[Johnny-Max]

MIRRORED- BP Gulf oil spill TOXIC AIR QUALITY NUMBERS JUST IN

[Johnny-Max]

News Reports Gulf Residents Falling ILL

[Johnny-Max]

" ALERT" ! MASSIVE MULTI STATE GUARD MOBILIZATION. UN "CONVOY" SPOTTED IN PENSYLVANIA

[Greenhorn]

Folks - this is seriously worth watching. 

Johnny, very sorry to say, but you really outta figure out how to get you and the Queen to saftey.  Have a plan friend; don't wait for some BP / Government a-hole to tell you its time; 'cause they won't.  It really looks like their plan to handle this disaster is to let people die off so there's no one left to sue them like Union Carbide did in the Bhopal Disaster. 

BP Oil Spill: Kindra Arnesen Venice LA Needs to Evacuate

[Hanzel]

After spending another week in the oil free gulf ( yes, blue green waters, perfect sun rises and sun sets ) I have a different point of view about the spill.

Your house ( you being BP ) catches on fire so you call 911 to send the fire department.

The fire department ( Federal Government ) arrives but they are not there to put out the fire, they are only there to tell you how you must put out the fire.

The fire starts to spread to your neighbors, Mr Jindal and Mr. Barbour, they too ask the fire department for help only to get the same response.  The fire department is not there to stop the fire, only to direct what they believe is the best way you are allowed to stop it. Imagine your roof on fire and the fire department informs you that you must submit an Environmental Impact study to the EPA on the effects of the water run off before they will turn on the fire hoses. 

Remember never let a good crisis go to waste.  With the stroke of a pen, and no congress needed, all US offshore drilling has been banned from the tip of Brownsville Tx, to Deadhorse Alaska. With an operating cost of roughly $1 million a day ( there are 33 rigs in the Gulf currently and only one, the BP relief well is the only one in production ), how many companies can let theses rigs sit idle for six months.