*** Corexit Is KILLING THE GULF *** VIDEO ***

This is exactly what should happen, and further, he and anyone involved with "his company" should be brought up on criminal charges.

why is everyone here quoting the vid's or better yet talking about what should happen to those responsible?

instead of getting together and doing something about it?

Reminds me of the fake swine flu vaccines. The cure was far worse then the crisis.

Well, I guess its time we head out there and look for the 'real' leak. The crack they are trying to keep us from learning about.

Leaving the gulf states are for morons moron. It will open the beaches up for a EU / UN invasion.

We need to drag nuke it closed like 'yesterday'..

Only one word to describe this..

Satanic.

This is a three headed disaster.

If people are ordered to evacuate and don't, they will try to send in the guard. If the guard fails to enforce gun confiscation and evacuations, they will try to send in the EU/UN.

1) If they can't evacuate, they will let the oil flow hoping it will warm the Atlantic to counter the effects of Katla super volcano that is to blow in December +/-. This means they will destroy millions of people just to warm waters for something that will only make bad storms and fail to counter the effects of a mini-ice age.

2) If they can get the people to evacuate, which I don't believe they will, they will have a place to move UK/UN/EU armies and other 'people of choice'. This again will destroy many people for the sake of another country.

3) Either way the leet get to crash the economy and blame it on something other than them robbing all our wealth. They can blame on a 'crises' and people not evacuating. They will also pave the way for an invasion coming from the South.

Remember, if/when Katal blows, only the far southern states will be able to grow produce. Those states will be worth BIG money.

Just imagine people leaving the North due to a mini ice age while people are leaving the South due to an 'invasion'. They will have all the sheep round up in the middle of the country for easy FEMA camp placement....

Stand your ground.
Watch for invaders.
Nuke the well closed.
Get rid of ALL representatives. Force them to resign. They are no longer needed. From there, the traitorous administration will be easy to control then impeach.

Because the vast majority of humanity is still asleep. And it will take that vast majority to actually make a realistic challenge to the existing power structure. One thing these bastards can not stand and absolutely do not want is for attention being brought upon them and light shone upon their activities, for it is these things that cause people to wake up to the reality of their scurryings behind the scenes.

Oh yeah, Coast guard and National guardsmen need to beware of 'vaccines'. Im sure they will tell you something like this, "well, we need you guys to work with the UN on this. Seeing you will be interacting with foreign troops, you all will need to be vaccinated"...

UN will get saline and the American guards will get some toxic bullshit. BEWARE. never trust orders coming from a 'traitor in chief'.

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They aren't asleep, they are just pretending, and enjoying our last days of the "way it used to be".

I say around 20% are asleep, 20% draggin their asses, 60% ready for mostly anything.

NEVER underestimate the power of a good American.
FEAR many good Americans like nothing you have ever feared before.

We were one of the few people throughout history that ever got a real taste of freedom. DO NOT forget those days, nor what they mean.

getting u ready for some change soon



rolling stone number one song is this


like a rolling stone


in lieu of oil evacuations coming in just days possibly


a toast to hawk and greg from rolling stone magazine



maybe they are trying to tell us something....


nah could be hidden message


ya think?


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like a rolling stone


Once upon a time you dressed so fine
You threw the bums a dime in your prime, didn't you ?
People'd call, say, "Beware doll, you're bound to fall"
You thought they were all kiddin' you
You used to laugh about
Everybody that was hangin' out
Now you don't talk so loud
Now you don't seem so proud
About having to be scrounging for your next meal.

How does it feel
How does it feel
To be without a home
Like a complete unknown
Like a rolling stone ?

You've gone to the finest school all right, Miss Lonely
But you know you only used to get juiced in it
And nobody has ever taught you how to live on the street
And now you find out you're gonna have to get used to it
You said you'd never compromise
With the mystery tramp, but now you realize
He's not selling any alibis
As you stare into the vacuum of his eyes
And say do you want to make a deal?

How does it feel
How does it feel
To be on your own
With no direction home
Like a complete unknown
Like a rolling stone ?
You never turned around to see the frowns on the jugglers and the clowns
When they all come down and did tricks for you
You never understood that it ain't no good
You shouldn't let other people get your kicks for you
You used to ride on the chrome horse with your diplomat
Who carried on his shoulder a Siamese cat
Ain't it hard when you discover that
He really wasn't where it's at
After he took from you everything he could steal.

How does it feel
How does it feel
To be on your own
With no direction home
Like a complete unknown
Like a rolling stone ?

Princess on the steeple and all the pretty people
They're drinkin', thinkin' that they got it made
Exchanging all precious gifts
But you'd better take your diamond ring, you'd better pawn it babe
You used to be so amused
At Napoleon in rags and the language that he used
Go to him now, he calls you, you can't refuse
When you got nothing, you got nothing to lose
You're invisible now, you got no secrets to conceal.

How does it feel
How does it feel
To be on your own
With no direction home
Like a complete unknown
Like a rolling stone ?

they have yet to shut the abyss


each time they attempt to stem the flow of what some have called an oil volcano...has failed

and only increased the flow.

"the flow" should read "the spew"

i din't let them do anything, did you? these people have had this planned for decades, nothing was going to stop it, nothing can stop it. this planet is wasted because of this same cabal of evil witches.

...should read the "mass murder"

problem is, this was done by the most powerful group on the planet, they own the injustice system, they virtually own the planet. we are fkd.

That's all well and good.

And I do trust Him. But I don't understand why all the animals had to suffer so horribly. They are completely innocent.

everyone should be able to see those two videos, you should put them on youtube or something !

Yeah, fucking disturbing, to say the least....

read this

Gulf spill workers complaining of flulike symptoms

NEW ORLEANS — For days now, Dr. Damon Dietrich and other physicians have seen patients come through their emergency room at West Jefferson Medical Center with similar symptoms: respiratory problems, headaches and nausea.

In the past week, 11 workers who have been out on the water cleaning up oil from BP's blown-out well have been treated for what Dietrich calls "a pattern of symptoms" that could have been caused by the burning of crude oil, noxious fumes from the oil or the dispersants dumped in the Gulf to break it up. All workers were treated and released.

"One person comes in, it could be multiple things," he said. "Eleven people come in with these symptoms, it makes it incredibly suspicious."

Few studies have examined long-term health effects of oil exposure. But some of the workers trolling Gulf Coast beaches and heading out into the marshes and waters have complained about flu-like symptoms — a similar complaint among crews deployed for the 1989 Exxon Valdez spill in Alaska.

BP and U.S. Coast Guard officials have said dehydration, heat, food poisoning or other unrelated factors may have caused the workers' symptoms. The Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals is investigating.

Brief contact with small amounts of light crude oil and dispersants are not harmful. Swallowing small amounts of oil can cause upset stomach, vomiting and diarrhea. Long-term exposure to dispersants, however, can cause central nervous system problems, or do damage to blood, kidneys or livers, according to the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention.

In the six weeks since the Deepwater Horizon rig exploded, killing 11 workers, an estimated 21 million to 45 million gallons of crude has poured into the Gulf of Mexico. Hundreds of BP contractors have fanned out along the Gulf, deploying boom, spraying chemicals to break up the oil, picking up oil-soaked debris and trying to keep the creeping slick out of the sensitive marshes and away from the tourist-Mecca beaches.

Commercial fisherman John Wunstell Jr. spent a night on a vessel near the source of the spill and left complaining of a severe headache, upset stomach and nose bleed. He was treated at the hospital, and sued — becoming part of a class-action lawsuit filed last month in U.S. District Court in New Orleans against BP, Transocean and their insurers.

Wunstell, who was part of a crew burning oil, believes planes were spraying dispersant in the middle of the night — something BP disputes.

"I began to ache all over ..." he said in the affidavit. "I was completely unable to function at this point and feared that I was seriously ill."

Dozens of complaints, most from spill workers, have been made related to oil exposure with the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, said spokeswoman Olivia Watkins, as well as with the Louisiana Poison Center, clinics and hospitals. Workers are being told to follow federal guidelines that recommend anyone involved in oil spill cleanup wear protective equipment such as gloves, safety glasses and clothing.

Michael J. Schneider, an attorney who decided against filing a class-action lawsuit in the 1990s involving the Valdez workers, said proving a link between oil exposure and health problems is very difficult.

"As a human being you listen to enough and you've got to believe they're true," he said. "The problem is the science may not be there to support them ... Many of the signs and symptoms these people complained of are explainable for a dozen different reasons — it's certainly coincidental they all shared a reason in common."

Similar to the Valdez cleanup, there have been concerns in the Gulf that workers aren't being supplied with enough protective gear. Workers have been spotted in white jumpsuits, gloves and booties but no goggles or respirators.

"If they're out there getting lightheaded and dizzy every day then obviously they ought to come in, and there should be respirators and other equipment provided," said LuAnn White, director of the Tulane Center for Applied Environmental Public Health. She added that most of the volatile components that could sicken people generally evaporate before the oil reaches shore.

BP PLC's Chief Operating Officer Doug Suttles said reports of workers getting sick are being investigated but noted that no one has pinpointed the cause. Suttles said workers were being given "any safety equipment" needed to do their jobs safely.

Unlike with Exxon Valdez, in the Gulf, the oil has been lighter, the temperatures warm and humid, and there have been hundreds of thousands of gallons of chemicals used to break up the oil.

Court records showed more than 6,700 workers involved in the Exxon Valdez clean up suffered respiratory problems which the company attributed to a viral illness, not chemical poisoning.

Dennis Mestas represented the only known worker to successfully settle with Exxon over health issues. According to the terms of that confidential settlement, Exxon did not admit fault.

His client, Gary Stubblefield, spent four months lifting workers in a crane for 18 hours a day as they sprayed the oil-slicked beaches with hot water, which created an oily mist. Even though he had to wipe clean his windshield twice a day, Stubblefield said it never occurred to him that the mixture might be harming his lungs.

Within weeks, he and others, who wore little to no protective gear, were coughing and experiencing other symptoms that were eventually nicknamed Valdez crud. Now 60, Stubblefield cannot get through a short conversation without coughing and gasping for breath like a drowning man. He sometimes needs the help of a breathing machine and inhalers, and has to be careful not to choke when he drinks and eats.

Watching the Gulf situation unfold, he says, makes him sick


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thats what i mean, i know we sort of want to remain below the radar, but surly it would be ok to post the vids on youtube but with the GLP Alien chap logo placed over it like it is now ??

that way everyone can link to it & send it to their friends etc ?

EDIT; its already on youtube





Last Edited by Dana Scully on 06/05/2010 05:41 PM

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In my Original Post they were on youtube. I guess the mods switched them over to glp mode.

Here's the youtube link:

Video I
[link to www.youtube.com]

Video II
[link to www.youtube.com]


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Last Edited by Aquarius 7 on 06/05/2010 05:47 PM

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THANK YOU for that post, AC 451

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Glad you found it DS ...

I'm not the one who changed it over!!

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Don't know if its even related to dispersants, but I went to see the doctor last week here in New Orleans and she was telling me that after the first few weeks of the spill they were seeing larger than usual numbers of people with asthma and upper respiratory problems.

Now they are seeing large numbers of people complainting about having difficulty breathing and theses people don't normally have respiratory problems... including one of their own physicians who lives on the North Shore on the water.

She said they don't know why

read this

wtf
last week

[link to themoderatevoice.com]

The Environmental Protection Agency ordered BP to cut back by 50 to 75% of the oil dispersant Corexit Monday because they don’t believe the oil company’s word that it does not effect sea life

EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson said the feds will conduct their own independent tests of the chemical in which 800,000 gallons have been sprayed on the Gulf’s oil slick. For reasons she did not explain, BP is allowed to continue releasing the dispersant on the source of the gusher 5,000 feet deep and 50 miles south of Louisiana.

BP last week failed to comply with an EPA request to find an alternative dispersant which an irate Jackson said was “insufficient.”

As frustration mounts and the leak continues to gush gas and crude oil at the rate of at least 5,000 barrels per day since April 20, the feds are taking a more proactive role in monitoring the cleanup where this weekend it reached Port Fourchon, La., in the form of a chocolate and cherry syrup with a stomach-gagging smell.

Jackson said the government must know the long-term effects of the unprecedented amount of chemicals released on even a large body of water as the Gulf of Mexico.

“We are not satisfied that BP has done extensive analysis of other dispersant options,” Jackson said. “They were more interested in defending their original decisions than studying other options.” A federal lab in Florida will begin testing the dispersant’s effectiveness and toxicity.

One thing the feds cannot do independently is cap the leak despite Interior Secretary Ken Salazar repeating his claim to put a “boot on the neck” of BP and “push them out of the way appropriately” if their efforts continue to fail.

A cooler head prevailed Monday when Adm. Thad Allen, Coast Guard commandant in charge of the government’s response, said at a White House briefing the feds are in no position to take over the job of stopping the leak.

“I know that, to work down there right now, you need remotely operated vehicles,” he said. “You need to do very technical work at 5,000 feet. You need equipment and expertise that’s not generally within the … federal government, in terms of competency, capability or capacity.”

BP’s credibility is once again at stake Wednesday when it attempts a “top kill” operation, which involves pumping heavy liquids into the wellhead to plug it and then drown it with cement. If the procedure works, the gush of oil from a broken pipe connected to the wellhead could end by Wednesday night.

If it fails, engineers fear the process will blow out the preventer system in the ruptured pipe and release the full force of hundreds of thosands pounds per square inch thrust from the earth’s crust some 8,000 feet below the break.

The top-kill effort was successful in eventually capping all the oil fires the Iraqi’s ignited during the first Gulf War in Kuwait. But those wells were at ground level and no where near the complexities seen in the Gulf of Mexico.