BREAKING: Coast Guard confirms oil sheen in Florida Keys; Officials lay protective boom

they had plenty of time to put down proper fucking booming. Now some of the most beautiful beaches in the US are ruined



not just beaches

coral reefs

huge loss

Coral reefs are ESSENTIAL to an ecosystem, this could turn everything into the dead sea.

they had plenty of time to put down proper fucking booming. Now some of the most beautiful beaches in the US are ruined



not just beaches

coral reefs

huge loss



Coral reefs are ESSENTIAL to an ecosystem, this could turn everything into the dead sea.

Fucking boom...please WORK!!!!

Just a matter of time. Bye coral reefs.

they had plenty of time to put down proper fucking booming. Now some of the most beautiful beaches in the US are ruined

Fucking boom...please WORK!!!!


It won't.

At least not indefinitely.
One hurricane and it's over.

I am sick, sick, sick, SICK! over this!!

Luv, Suzy!

P.s. It's been over 20 years since Valdez, and there's still oil on the beaches there!

I am sick, sick, sick, SICK! over this!!

Luv, Suzy!

P.s. It's been over 20 years since Valdez, and there's still oil on the beaches there!


Hearing still have not recovered. Vital to the food chain.

I was listening so some scientist on some radio show 2 nights ago and he presented the down and dirty skinny on just how NON-VALUABLE the birds, mammals and other sea life is......IF THE COMMODITY IS NOT MONETIZED THEY DON'T GIVE A SHIT! We don't eat herons or other beautiful birds. We don't eat dolphins or manatees....

You get the idea.

I've had a knotted ball in the pit of my stomach since this began on 4/20. There are no words....no words :(

It seems we are all running around screaming frantically for the government to do something!! Why didn't they put out booms way beforehand? Why don't they suck the oil into tankers? Why do they prevent others from protecting their areas? Indeed. Why?! I think it's time to sit down and coldly realize that this is PLANNED. No other explanation makes any sense.

Rather than waste our energy in a completely futile exercise appealing to a government which is doing its dammdest to exacerbate the disaster (I mean, really - what sense does that make?), the focus should be on exposing their plots at minimum. Don't play their game - we should be cutting to the chase to react in effective ways, now that their true motives and gambits are becoming harder for them to disguise.

So it begins...

Say goodbye Obama, your Presidency is over.




Big Slick to Hit Florida By Friday; BP Continues "Trust Us" BS


June 3, 2010 (LPAC)—On or about day 45 of the Gulf of Mexico BP oil rig explosion, oil is expected to turn up on the beaches of the Florida panhandle. By Wednesday, an oil sheen was nine miles off Pensacola. Oil already appeared on the Alabama coastline, at Dauphin Island, and the Ft. Morgan Peninsula.

Thus, the extent of the oil spill damage is growing daily, as is to be expected. At the same time, the pretenses of damage-mitigation by BP and Obama's Unified Command — Federal agencies — are daily becoming more of an evil joke. What is required is to expropriate BP America, and make war on the crisis. A few of the parameters of the situation make this clear:

* OBAMA/BP GO-SLOW ON COASTAL PROTECTION. Only this afternoon, did the Obama White House send word to Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal, that the Unified Command today issued the requirement that BP Plc is to fund construction of five sand berms. A request to expedite this was made by Louisiana authorities on May 11! One such berm has already been constructed. Louisiana has 140 miles (235 km) of coastline affected by the giant oil slick at present.

These sand berms, and the other protective measures — boom, oil skimming, etc. — are limited, and threatened by strong currents and storms, but the BP/Obama stance of stalling and opposing such protection is reprehensible. A rear-guard action was taken yesterday by Florida U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson (D), who sent a letter to Obama, asking him to get the Defense Department deployed in installing coastal protection.

The materiel itself isn't even in the pipeline. The Alabama State Port Authority said this week that they could not install needed boom protection for the vital Mobile coastline, because they lacked supplies of boom, as well as because of the unfortunate occurrence of strong currents.

* CLEAN-UP TEAMS AND VESSELS. Minimal deployment is the watchword so far, on the teams and vessels by BP for coastal clean-up in Lousiana. BP enforces a gag-order on the hirees. The total number hired on is still reportedly only in the range of 22,000. There are said to be 6,000 workers on coastal protection in Mississippi, Alabama and Florida.

Requisitioning for hundreds of dredges, fishing vessels and other help should be underway.

* VAST FISHERIES DAMAGE. Federal agencies today declared 37% of Federal waters in the Gulf of Mexico, out-of-bounds for fishing. In addition, state health authorities are closing many shellfish beds. Wednesday in Alabama, the oyster beds were closed.

About one billion pounds of fish and shellfish were taken out of the Gulf of Mexico in 2008, which included up to 30%-40% of the fresh catch consumed in the U.S. at certain seasons. This specialty sector — especially shrimp, oysters, red snapper and others — is now in the process of shutdown, and ocean-fishery experts are frantically studying what might be the long-term effects.

Of the total of fish and seafood consumed in the U.S., over 80% is imported (the largest category of imports of all foods in the U.S.), but of the remaining 20%, Gulf-sourced seafood is foremost.

[link to larouchepac.com]

So it begins...

Say goodbye Obama, your Presidency is over.




Big Slick to Hit Florida By Friday; BP Continues "Trust Us" BS


June 3, 2010 (LPAC)—On or about day 45 of the Gulf of Mexico BP oil rig explosion, oil is expected to turn up on the beaches of the Florida panhandle. By Wednesday, an oil sheen was nine miles off Pensacola. Oil already appeared on the Alabama coastline, at Dauphin Island, and the Ft. Morgan Peninsula.

Thus, the extent of the oil spill damage is growing daily, as is to be expected. At the same time, the pretenses of damage-mitigation by BP and Obama's Unified Command — Federal agencies — are daily becoming more of an evil joke. What is required is to expropriate BP America, and make war on the crisis. A few of the parameters of the situation make this clear:

* OBAMA/BP GO-SLOW ON COASTAL PROTECTION. Only this afternoon, did the Obama White House send word to Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal, that the Unified Command today issued the requirement that BP Plc is to fund construction of five sand berms. A request to expedite this was made by Louisiana authorities on May 11! One such berm has already been constructed. Louisiana has 140 miles (235 km) of coastline affected by the giant oil slick at present.

These sand berms, and the other protective measures — boom, oil skimming, etc. — are limited, and threatened by strong currents and storms, but the BP/Obama stance of stalling and opposing such protection is reprehensible. A rear-guard action was taken yesterday by Florida U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson (D), who sent a letter to Obama, asking him to get the Defense Department deployed in installing coastal protection.

The materiel itself isn't even in the pipeline. The Alabama State Port Authority said this week that they could not install needed boom protection for the vital Mobile coastline, because they lacked supplies of boom, as well as because of the unfortunate occurrence of strong currents.

* CLEAN-UP TEAMS AND VESSELS. Minimal deployment is the watchword so far, on the teams and vessels by BP for coastal clean-up in Lousiana. BP enforces a gag-order on the hirees. The total number hired on is still reportedly only in the range of 22,000. There are said to be 6,000 workers on coastal protection in Mississippi, Alabama and Florida.

Requisitioning for hundreds of dredges, fishing vessels and other help should be underway.

* VAST FISHERIES DAMAGE. Federal agencies today declared 37% of Federal waters in the Gulf of Mexico, out-of-bounds for fishing. In addition, state health authorities are closing many shellfish beds. Wednesday in Alabama, the oyster beds were closed.

About one billion pounds of fish and shellfish were taken out of the Gulf of Mexico in 2008, which included up to 30%-40% of the fresh catch consumed in the U.S. at certain seasons. This specialty sector — especially shrimp, oysters, red snapper and others — is now in the process of shutdown, and ocean-fishery experts are frantically studying what might be the long-term effects.

Of the total of fish and seafood consumed in the U.S., over 80% is imported (the largest category of imports of all foods in the U.S.), but of the remaining 20%, Gulf-sourced seafood is foremost.

[link to larouchepac.com]


Heh, idiot, this is to important to make a political issue of it, if you want to hang a politician, go hang Bush by the balls, he is the one that loosened all the rules. Other wise, good report.

Heh, idiot, this is to important to make a political issue of it, if you want to hang a politician, go hang Bush by the balls, he is the one that loosened all the rules. Other wise, good report.

Heh, idiot, this is to important to make a political issue of it, if you want to hang a politician, go hang Bush by the balls, he is the one that loosened all the rules. Other wise, good report.



One more thing.
This IS a political issue.

Obama didn't do his job and he STILL isn't.

Secondly, if you think he isn't going to use this disaster to pass Cap and Trade, you're naive.

Heh, idiot, this is to important to make a political issue of it, if you want to hang a politician, go hang Bush by the balls, he is the one that loosened all the rules. Other wise, good report.



One more thing.
This IS a political issue.

Obama didn't do his job and he STILL isn't.

Secondly, if you think he isn't going to use this disaster to pass Cap and Trade, you're naive.


Just what excatly do you think he should have or could be doing.

Heh, idiot, this is to important to make a political issue of it, if you want to hang a politician, go hang Bush by the balls, he is the one that loosened all the rules. Other wise, good report.



One more thing.
This IS a political issue.

Obama didn't do his job and he STILL isn't.

Secondly, if you think he isn't going to use this disaster to pass Cap and Trade, you're naive.


Just what excatly do you think he should have or could be doing.


He didn't approve the emergency measures states requested for a month.

He allowed BP to control the situation instead of letting the army Corps of Engineers tackle it.

He took money from BP and he DID turn a blind eye on restrictions.

When asked by the Whitehouse Press Corps weeks ago what Obama was doing Robert Gibbs stated ,"We sent BP a letter".

He could sign one of his beloved a signing statements fining BP Billions not 63 million.

They could put BP into receivership and take direct control of their operation.

He could use his alleged "organizing" skills to gather more volunteers.

It goes on and on dude don't try to defend this corporate shill.