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Anonymous Coward User ID: 945031 United States 05/11/2010 05:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | very good idea but I assume they are lying about diameter of hole and maybe more than one hole Quoting: Anonymous Coward 966664I'm certain this must be the case. There are many solutions proposed by GLPers that seem far more functional than the shit they are coming up with. I think we are talking about an enormous crater of gushing oil on the bottom of the ocean that cannot be plugged or slowed. All of these half-brained ideas being launched at us in the MSM are just distractions to make the sheeple think that they are working on a solution. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 966664 United Kingdom 05/11/2010 05:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Many folk that have contacts are telling me that BP has no working plan to stop the oil flow. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 913496I am starting to think that what is bad know is only the beginning of worst. I know it sounds like just Doom talk but if you listen to what is being said you will notice a lack of any workable plan. A failure of the well head works is still a major concern which would move the flow from 200,000 gallons daily to 1,000,000 gallons plus a day. the absolute ideal solution is scalar EM technology - but they need a cover to say how they did it without giving away that they used scalar stuff now, there have been extensive scalar line and grids in satellite photos over the gulf which suggests they are scanning the entire seabed to form a millimetre perfect 3D representation of it. I would say, since scalar weapons used for this would work, that if it's not sealed in a month from now, we can assume it's deliberate. So I guess they are arguing at the moment about risk of exposing to 'ordinary scientists' the scalar stuff they are trying to keep just for the military... As an ordinary sort of guy myself, I don't know what scalar technology would work to block that sort of pressure. I've heard of things to cause gravity, but they would need to create local gravity many times the earth's gravity to make a plug stay in or on that hole and block the pressure. if I had my way - I would make a rule that all glpers had to read Fer De Lance by Tom Bearden before being allowed to post!!! LOL crudely two beams cross whereever you want - where the beams cross can extract heat or emit heat -huge amounts of energy could be pinpointly added or removed so primarily you set up two beams which cross there and extract heat very abruptly it freezes the oil nearly instantly - this is not science fiction any more - it is absurdly simple with the right scalar hardware. that allows numerous other scalar work to be done on surrounding rocks to seal it I'd love to post more detail but I must have a bath!!! and then I have to eat - maybe later!! Anyway just keep looking out for parallel lines in the clouds in the satellite photos... That is showing they are in use already Just quickly - I assume since weather engineering is also absurdly simple with scalar hardware that for the forseeable future we will see grids and parallel lines around Iceland in satellite photos for many months yet and every day on and off they can steer the winds to prevent ash coming over UK and some of Europe Hell - it's freezing where I am in south Kent UK Last 7 days at least wind and weather is coming from due north relentlessly!!!! a clear sign of major steering of the ash spewed out up in Iceland... |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 957581 United States 05/11/2010 05:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | the solution to pollution is dilution, Quoting: Anonymous Coward 791467no, seriously, Christ caused the BIG SPILL, because usa (obama) tried to destroy Israel, with the ROADMAP TO PEACE, which reduces Israel's size, to (supposedly) make it easier to annhilate, we're incredibly wicked , to annhilate GOD'S CHOSEN NATION, ISRAEL, You are an abomination to the church of Jesus Christ And the vessel that he made of clay was marred in the hand of the potter: so he made it again another vessel, as seemed good to the potter to make it. Jer. 18.4 HE WHO IS A JEW IS ONE INWARDLY-to any who would listen YE MUST BE BORN AGAIN..spoken to one with the "right" lineage; a teacher of the law WE ARE THE ISRAEL OF GOD..to followers of Christ The Mosaic covenant was annulled because of carnal Israel's continued apostasy. God remade Israel..not replaced it or substituted Christianity for it-HE REMADE IT. The Abrahamic covenant could not be broken for God made it with himself (remember Abraham was sleeping). Through David to Jesus to His followers..the born again are the seed of Abraham. It's circumcision of the heart..all Israel shall indeed be saved..you just need to know who the real Israel is. It is precisely the lost church selling their own birthright that has caused the ongoing judgement Sorry Ice..this heresy had to be answered..I hope we hear no more of this evil and we talk about the spill and its ramifications. for Someone who anulled the Mosaic covenant...it was real nice of Him to restore the Jews to Israel (which was created in one day) just as His prophets said. i wish people would stop saying 'Jesus caused this'...no, He allowed it, because of our government's treatment of israel. it's just one word, but it makes a big difference. God cannot do evil, and even the evil that he allows Satan to do will all be undone and repaid in kind when He passes His final judgement |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 965990 United States 05/11/2010 05:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Maybe it's time to give a crack team of GLP engineers a shot at it. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 666102well good luck guys 18 inch maybe - no facts - opening 6000 - 10,000 psi ? good luck nothing and I mean nothing I know can over come that source psi at that size opening think about standing behind a jet engine at full throttle and think about forcing something into the exhaust |
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Wake Up User ID: 407421 United States 05/11/2010 06:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am not even talking about some of the fears I have about what might happen. Quoting: IceI am not talking Bible! I am talking right now Doom that is going on and the TPTB will not say one word about how bad this thing really is! not a word!!!!! thanks SHR I know your tend to stick with the facts the facts this time are not good Ice, I asked you early in this thread about your thoughts about evacuations. You never replied but considering your proximity to the coast and everything you just said here, when do you believe it would be appropriate to try to leave the region? My consideration of relocation camps notwithstanding, I respect your history on GLP enough to listen to your view on this. Could there be a point when it will be too late to escape toxic and ecological effects? Take care! I don't think you will see evacuations. I talked to a friend today after starting this thread and he lives of the coast. He says most of what he smells is the aftermath of burning. If this thing breaks free and puts 5 to 10 million gallons of oil in the Gulf daily I don't know to tell you the truth what will happen. I have worked around pressure lines for over 30 years on and off. The first and only thing we do is go to the source. Right now I work around 1400 psi lines and we work around them with great fear!!! If we would have a blow out we would do a E-stop shut down as soon as possible. BP can't do that, they have broken into a zone 15,000 to 20,000 feet on the bottom of the Gulf at 5000 ft deep. They could be 25,000 ft total depth down. The pressure could be 6,000 - 10,000 psi or it could be a pressure they didn't expect. Something caused the blow-out! Something happened that was not expected. They can't stop this massive pressure because they have no source control. To make matter worst it's 5000 ft to the well works. Going to the mountains might be a good idea for all of us soon. I have no idea!! ice That's probably were all the Government pukes are headed for, right below the Denver Airport. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 791458 Canada 05/11/2010 06:05 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Maybe it's time to give a crack team of GLP engineers a shot at it. Quoting: Icewell good luck guys 18 inch maybe - no facts - opening 6000 - 10,000 psi ? good luck nothing and I mean nothing I know can over come that source psi at that size opening think about standing behind a jet engine at full throttle and think about forcing something into the exhaust To bad someone couldn't figure a away to use the pressure as an asset like one of those finger lock toys. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 965990 United States 05/11/2010 06:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Few people are more apocalyptic than Matt Simmons, retired chairman of the energy investment banking firm Simmons & Company International, and a veteran of 41 years in the industry. Simmons, who will speak at the Offshore Technology Conference in Houston this week, has been famous in recent years for warning that the industry is running out of oil. Now he sees a disaster on an epic scale as the pressurized subterranean reservoir known as the Macondo field, estimated to hold 50 million barrels of oil, continues to vent into the gulf. "It really is a catastrophe," Simmons said. "I don't think they're going to be able to put the leak out until the reservoir depletes. It's just too technically challenging." He said BP's cleanup costs could mean financial ruin for the company. "They're going to have to clean up the Gulf of Mexico," he said. OK this is the fact I was looking for The Macondo field = high pressure 50 million barrels of oil we have 2200 psi of head pressure working for us they think this field is 10,000 psi plus most of this 50 million barrels is coming out 42 gallons per barrel you do the math Simmons said. "I don't think they're going to be able to put the leak out until the reservoir depletes. I have been making funnies about Doom on GLP I can't joke about this one |
Bluebird User ID: 730536 United States 05/11/2010 06:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Many folk that have contacts are telling me that BP has no working plan to stop the oil flow. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 966664I am starting to think that what is bad know is only the beginning of worst. I know it sounds like just Doom talk but if you listen to what is being said you will notice a lack of any workable plan. A failure of the well head works is still a major concern which would move the flow from 200,000 gallons daily to 1,000,000 gallons plus a day. the absolute ideal solution is scalar EM technology - but they need a cover to say how they did it without giving away that they used scalar stuff now, there have been extensive scalar line and grids in satellite photos over the gulf which suggests they are scanning the entire seabed to form a millimetre perfect 3D representation of it. I would say, since scalar weapons used for this would work, that if it's not sealed in a month from now, we can assume it's deliberate. So I guess they are arguing at the moment about risk of exposing to 'ordinary scientists' the scalar stuff they are trying to keep just for the military... As an ordinary sort of guy myself, I don't know what scalar technology would work to block that sort of pressure. I've heard of things to cause gravity, but they would need to create local gravity many times the earth's gravity to make a plug stay in or on that hole and block the pressure. if I had my way - I would make a rule that all glpers had to read Fer De Lance by Tom Bearden before being allowed to post!!! LOL crudely two beams cross whereever you want - where the beams cross can extract heat or emit heat -huge amounts of energy could be pinpointly added or removed so primarily you set up two beams which cross there and extract heat very abruptly it freezes the oil nearly instantly - this is not science fiction any more - it is absurdly simple with the right scalar hardware. that allows numerous other scalar work to be done on surrounding rocks to seal it I'd love to post more detail but I must have a bath!!! and then I have to eat - maybe later!! Anyway just keep looking out for parallel lines in the clouds in the satellite photos... That is showing they are in use already Just quickly - I assume since weather engineering is also absurdly simple with scalar hardware that for the forseeable future we will see grids and parallel lines around Iceland in satellite photos for many months yet and every day on and off they can steer the winds to prevent ash coming over UK and some of Europe Hell - it's freezing where I am in south Kent UK Last 7 days at least wind and weather is coming from due north relentlessly!!!! a clear sign of major steering of the ash spewed out up in Iceland... Are you forgetting that Col. Tom Bearden lives here in Alabama right now and was born and reared in Lousiana? I do believe if he had any sure fire solutions, he wouldn't be one bit shy about voicing them. AFAIK, he is the foremost and definitive source for scalar tech info. This is happening in his cihldhood and current home. BTW, I have met him socially and spoken to him a few times, lol. But not about anything technical. Did about health issues, however. He is not as young as he once was but then none of us are. Very frail now. One of the most important aspects of conspiracy theories is being able to discern when there isn't one. Oh yeah, like you'd understand anyway. Where are we going and why am I in this handbasket?. . .J. Handy |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 964029 Australia 05/11/2010 06:17 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | maybe the problem is not to stop it. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 959241i mean, if you stop it, in one second, you will have some major issues with the pressure... its a massive oil area. the flow will not 'stop', as the pressure... not a good idea imho. the result can be really worst than the 'solution'. The same issue applies if they let it all deplete! Massive changes in pressure now being applied to the surrounding earth would then be gone! Thus, what has until now been held in place by the pressure of the oil acting against it, could forseeably shift when that pressure is removed. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 959241 France 05/11/2010 06:22 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | maybe the problem is not to stop it. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 964029i mean, if you stop it, in one second, you will have some major issues with the pressure... its a massive oil area. the flow will not 'stop', as the pressure... not a good idea imho. the result can be really worst than the 'solution'. The same issue applies if they let it all deplete! Massive changes in pressure now being applied to the surrounding earth would then be gone! Thus, what has until now been held in place by the pressure of the oil acting against it, could forseeably shift when that pressure is removed. so the only secure way is to find a solution to be able to pump this oil, not to stop it. junk stuff or nuke 'solutions' are just a joke. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 965990 United States 05/11/2010 06:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | maybe the problem is not to stop it. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 959241i mean, if you stop it, in one second, you will have some major issues with the pressure... its a massive oil area. the flow will not 'stop', as the pressure... not a good idea imho. the result can be really worst than the 'solution'. The same issue applies if they let it all deplete! Massive changes in pressure now being applied to the surrounding earth would then be gone! Thus, what has until now been held in place by the pressure of the oil acting against it, could forseeably shift when that pressure is removed. so the only secure way is to find a solution to be able to pump this oil, not to stop it. junk stuff or nuke 'solutions' are just a joke. that is right they need to think outside the box the real problem is the 5000 feet of water they have to work in I think I would let it blow and surround it with a massive tunnel to force all oil in a controlled way to the surface. I would make the tunnel larger and larger the closer it gets to the surface and process the oil at the surface. It would be a massive project but I would get started now! |
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JimmyK User ID: 397865 United States 05/11/2010 06:34 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Greetings, When water rises and you know there is not one thing you can do about it, the only answer to mitigate damage is to steer the water. They can't stop it, but it is hard to believe they can't steer it. They really (they?) WE really need an answer quickly. "...On April 7, 2010, Colorado State University issued its annual report on the year's hurricane forecast predictions.6 University forecasters William Gray and Phil Klotzbach each stated that El Nino conditions will likely dissipate by summer. In addition they believe that the warm tropical Atlantic sea surface temperatures will not drop and will remain at the current temperatures. These temperatures have reportedly been much warmer than usual.7 Because of this phenomenon, Gray and Klotzbach indicate that the 2010 hurricane season will be above-average. Specifically, they said that the warmer-than-average sea surface temperatures will "[lead] to favorable conditions for hurricanes to develop and intensify." [link to www.mahalo.com] An early storm such as Irma could show in a matter of weeks (2-3). Keep in mind it generally is not simply a matter of 1 storm and it stretches for five months. The forecast is calling for 15 named storms in the upcoming season. Just think on that for a moment. Not good JimmyK |
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Bluebird User ID: 730536 United States 05/11/2010 06:39 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ice, I hear ya! I am thinking some kind of vacuum or suction to try to collect it after it spews rather than plug the hole. The things they are doing now are just not going to work at all. Too much pressure. Otherwise, it's going to be wait until the supply depletes and that's a totally unknown quantity. One of the most important aspects of conspiracy theories is being able to discern when there isn't one. Oh yeah, like you'd understand anyway. Where are we going and why am I in this handbasket?. . .J. Handy |
Just Speak User ID: 957469 United States 05/11/2010 06:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 6.44pm: Quoting: IceHow do you get the shot in when stuff is coming out of the hole?question BP It is separated into 10 different segements. Then BP will turn the valves and shoot it in. They'll be able to make repeated shots. BP will use "whatever pressure it takes to pump into the well". But it will take a lot of pressure, Wells says. sounds like BP is going to open failing valves to do this!!! sounds like a very bad idea to me These people make billions of dollars a year to come up with this shit. This is the most fucking stupid-ass thing I have ever heard in my entire life!! |
. User ID: 967699 United States 05/11/2010 06:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | What are the going to shoot their garbage ball into the valve with? A sling shot? Garbage ball howitzer? Seems like they need to get that thing moving pretty fast to have a chance of not being knocked away by the flow. Just another idea that does not add up. Quoting: v0rtex666It's going to blow apart. In addition to oil and methane, there will be tons of garbage floating in the Gulf. Heaven help us. . |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 967711 United Kingdom 05/11/2010 06:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OK this is the fact I was looking for The Macondo field = high pressure 50 million barrels of oil we have 2200 psi of head pressure working for us they think this field is 10,000 psi plus most of this 50 million barrels is coming out 42 gallons per barrel you do the math Simmons said. "I don't think they're going to be able to put the leak out until the reservoir depletes. I have been making funnies about Doom on GLP I can't joke about this one what if the reservoir is connected to other reservoir`s in a chain could be countless amounts who knows |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 560401 United States 05/11/2010 06:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Clueless, maybe BP could openly call for extraterrestrial intervention for help. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 945031Hey man, this sounds more realistic than ANY of their proposed solutions thus far. Whatever happened to the head of Madusa? Perhaps we could throw all of the oil executives and banksters into the hole, shoot the head in, then watch them all turn to stone and plug the hole. Calling all ET USO's - we need you now. - Please report to the Gulf of Mexico Immediately. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 913496 United States 05/11/2010 06:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Greetings, Quoting: JimmyK 397865When water rises and you know there is not one thing you can do about it, the only answer to mitigate damage is to steer the water. They can't stop it, but it is hard to believe they can't steer it. ... I guess that's the idea with the dispersant. "Steer" it to the bottom of the ocean. Will it collect in only a small area of seabed there? Then there would be only a relatively small dead zone. As for steering the oil/methane mixture, that means they need to replace the mangled top of the well with new equipment. Cutting off the old wellhead seems the only way to do it, so a new one can be attached. But do we have a wellhead that can be attached, and function, in that sort of pressure? I think this is just more pressure than we've ever seen, and we do not have the hardware to deal with it. |
Just Speak User ID: 957469 United States 05/11/2010 06:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | What are the going to shoot their garbage ball into the valve with? A sling shot? Garbage ball howitzer? Seems like they need to get that thing moving pretty fast to have a chance of not being knocked away by the flow. Just another idea that does not add up. Quoting: . 967699It's going to blow apart. In addition to oil and methane, there will be tons of garbage floating in the Gulf. Heaven help us. . So if the oil doesn't kill off 1/3rd of ocean life, the trash can finish it off. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 965990 United States 05/11/2010 06:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ice, I hear ya! I am thinking some kind of vacuum or suction to try to collect it after it spews rather than plug the hole. Quoting: BluebirdThe things they are doing now are just not going to work at all. Too much pressure. Otherwise, it's going to be wait until the supply depletes and that's a totally unknown quantity. other than your college football you really are a smart gal!!! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 962242 United States 05/11/2010 06:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Clueless, maybe BP could openly call for extraterrestrial intervention for help. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 560401Hey man, this sounds more realistic than ANY of their proposed solutions thus far. Whatever happened to the head of Madusa? Perhaps we could throw all of the oil executives and banksters into the hole, shoot the head in, then watch them all turn to stone and plug the hole. Calling all ET USO's - we need you now. - Please report to the Gulf of Mexico Immediately. We are all going to die. |