CNBC just announced Matt Simmons is dead

If massive quantities of oil is coming out of the seafloor in large cracks, why aren't we still seeing huge mats of tar and oil coming to the beaches?

I think the well is dead.

what kind of a adult guy drowns in his own house pool?

what are the odds on that?

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Exactly the same odds as Osweld shooting three bullets similtaniously from different locations..


Exactly the same odds of three steel sky scrapers turning to dust in seconds on one day.

All Even money bets i would say



About the same odds as Larry silverslime Buying the asbestos ridden twin towers for 125 million, changing the insurance polices to cover terrorist acts, having the buildings destroyed by terrorists three weeks later and then collecting 7 billion in an insurance payout.

Even money bet.

If massive quantities of oil is coming out of the seafloor in large cracks, why aren't we still seeing huge mats of tar and oil coming to the beaches?

I think the well is dead.



Even with massive amounts of dispersant being used, oil still washed up on the beaches while the well was gushing. Where is it now? The media is telling us it is all but gone. Can any gulf coast resident tell us different?

what kind of a adult guy drowns in his own house pool?

what are the odds on that?

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Exactly the same odds as Osweld shooting three bullets similtaniously from different locations..


Exactly the same odds of three steel sky scrapers turning to dust in seconds on one day.

All Even money bets i would say



About the same odds as Larry silverslime Buying the asbestos ridden twin towers for 125 million, changing the insurance polices to cover terrorist acts, having the buildings destroyed by terrorists three weeks later and then collecting 7 billion in an insurance payout.

Even money bet.

Ok, I googled "heart attack gun". I saw a few websites about it that are about as reputable as "loch ness monster" websites.
Sorry, Im not the type of guy who believes everything I see on the internet....however everything the MSM tells me seems like solid, informative and accurate information and them, I believe. Baaaaaa


Fixed.


Fixed.

My prayers go out to his family. Who the hell was Matt Simmons?

If massive quantities of oil is coming out of the seafloor in large cracks, why aren't we still seeing huge mats of tar and oil coming to the beaches?

I think the well is dead.



Even with massive amounts of dispersant being used, oil still washed up on the beaches while the well was gushing. Where is it now? The media is telling us it is all but gone. Can any gulf coast resident tell us different?

My prayers go out to his family. Who the hell was Matt Simmons?


He's the true patriot that just died trying to save the life of you and your families.

If you have any intelligence at all you will Google, read and watch everything he sacrificed everything to warn you of. The fact that there is already an orchestrated effort throughout the "HOLY OWNED" media is a testiment to the validity of his message and sacrifice.

...Or you can just sit there with your fam and wait to run out of air.

Hell, I even have a "Jar of Tar balls" on my desk. It was more fun than picking up sea shells.

Hell, I even have a "Jar of Tar balls" on my desk. It was more fun than picking up sea shells.

You know they're radioactive, right?

If massive quantities of oil is coming out of the seafloor in large cracks, why aren't we still seeing huge mats of tar and oil coming to the beaches?

I think the well is dead.



Even with massive amounts of dispersant being used, oil still washed up on the beaches while the well was gushing. Where is it now? The media is telling us it is all but gone. Can any gulf coast resident tell us different?

I have a house in Santa Rosa Beach about 20 miles east of Destin. I was just there last week. No oil on the beach. The only thing I ever saw was a few tar balls around the end of June. The thing I noticed the most when I was down there was the media hype. A few tar balls would wash up, and national media would swarm around it, take close up pictures. Then when you turned on the news, it would give the impression that the whole beach was covered.
Reality, the tar balls were in a spot about 10 yards long and a kid with a shovel could have cleaned them up. The rest of the beach was fine. Hell, I even have a "Jar of Tar balls" on my desk. It was more fun than picking up sea shells.

Hell, I even have a "Jar of Tar balls" on my desk. It was more fun than picking up sea shells.

You know they're radioactive, right?

If massive quantities of oil is coming out of the seafloor in large cracks, why aren't we still seeing huge mats of tar and oil coming to the beaches?

I think the well is dead.



Even with massive amounts of dispersant being used, oil still washed up on the beaches while the well was gushing. Where is it now? The media is telling us it is all but gone. Can any gulf coast resident tell us different?

I have a house in Santa Rosa Beach about 20 miles east of Destin. I was just there last week. No oil on the beach. The only thing I ever saw was a few tar balls around the end of June. The thing I noticed the most when I was down there was the media hype. A few tar balls would wash up, and national media would swarm around it, take close up pictures. Then when you turned on the news, it would give the impression that the whole beach was covered.
Reality, the tar balls were in a spot about 10 yards long and a kid with a shovel could have cleaned them up. The rest of the beach was fine. Hell, I even have a "Jar of Tar balls" on my desk. It was more fun than picking up sea shells.

That's because at night BP missed a couple of tarballs when the bulldozed and turned the sand over. Best way to hide the stuff before sunrise.

We are going to run out of air?...lol

When you say, "the rest of the beach was fine" you really mean it was covered with an invisible mix of dispersant and oil.

[link to blog.alexanderhiggins.com]

"Through the filter of our camera, the sugar white sand becomes blue and what Kirby says is oil, becomes white.

Rip Kirby/USF Coastal Geologist: “So if you just literally, see the oil under neath it.”

Rip Kirby/USF Coastal Geologist: “This is from somebody’s tire track, it just fell off.”

Rip Kirby/USF Coastal Geologist: “The particular oil product that’s in here, was blown there.”

Rip Kirby/USF Coastal Geologist: “This is where people scrape their feet. See all the oil right there?”

The stuff was everywhere, a few inches into the sand, a light dusting on top and still more washing in."

Does anyone have the link to the last time Matt Simmons was taped? I'm just throwing this out, but if he sensed he was at the cusp of something that would cause him to be in danger, perhaps he said so in a way. You know, dropped anyone who truly listened to him some hint of him sensing that.

I know there was an absence of him from 7/15 onwardly. Did he do any interviews or anything after 7/15?

Thanks so much if anyone knows. I've tried searching, but the entire search is filled with the news of today, his death. Maybe some avid Matt Simmons follower could give the link to his last interview.

When you say, "the rest of the beach was fine" you really mean it was covered with an invisible mix of dispersant and oil.

[link to blog.alexanderhiggins.com]

"Through the filter of our camera, the sugar white sand becomes blue and what Kirby says is oil, becomes white.

Rip Kirby/USF Coastal Geologist: “So if you just literally, see the oil under neath it.”

Rip Kirby/USF Coastal Geologist: “This is from somebody’s tire track, it just fell off.”

Rip Kirby/USF Coastal Geologist: “The particular oil product that’s in here, was blown there.”

Rip Kirby/USF Coastal Geologist: “This is where people scrape their feet. See all the oil right there?”

The stuff was everywhere, a few inches into the sand, a light dusting on top and still more washing in."

Did you know there is ALWAYS a very thin layer of oil on the gulf even before the spill.

[link to earthobservatory.nasa.gov]

TRUE!! [link to en.wikipedia.org]

[link to metaoceanic.blogspot.com]

Breaking news: Matt Simmons, famous for his controversial criticisms of BP and the true undisclosed nature of the oil disaster in the Gulf, is dead.

From WLBZ:

The Knox County Sheriff's Department says Matthew Simmons, the founder of the Ocean Energy Institute, drowned at his house on North Haven late Sunday night.

Simmons was a leading investment banker for the energy industry and had recently retired to work full time on the new Ocean Energy Institute.

He was a leading proponent of offshore wind power and had started raising money to develop and build offshore turbines.

And yet against ALL freaking odds, Justin Assange remains vertical..... things that make you go hmmmmm.

If massive quantities of oil is coming out of the seafloor in large cracks, why aren't we still seeing huge mats of tar and oil coming to the beaches?

I think the well is dead.



Even with massive amounts of dispersant being used, oil still washed up on the beaches while the well was gushing. Where is it now? The media is telling us it is all but gone. Can any gulf coast resident tell us different?

I have a house in Santa Rosa Beach about 20 miles east of Destin. I was just there last week. No oil on the beach. The only thing I ever saw was a few tar balls around the end of June. The thing I noticed the most when I was down there was the media hype. A few tar balls would wash up, and national media would swarm around it, take close up pictures. Then when you turned on the news, it would give the impression that the whole beach was covered.
Reality, the tar balls were in a spot about 10 yards long and a kid with a shovel could have cleaned them up. The rest of the beach was fine. Hell, I even have a "Jar of Tar balls" on my desk. It was more fun than picking up sea shells.

If massive quantities of oil is coming out of the seafloor in large cracks, why aren't we still seeing huge mats of tar and oil coming to the beaches?

I think the well is dead.



Even with massive amounts of dispersant being used, oil still washed up on the beaches while the well was gushing. Where is it now? The media is telling us it is all but gone. Can any gulf coast resident tell us different?

I have a house in Santa Rosa Beach about 20 miles east of Destin. I was just there last week. No oil on the beach. The only thing I ever saw was a few tar balls around the end of June. The thing I noticed the most when I was down there was the media hype. A few tar balls would wash up, and national media would swarm around it, take close up pictures. Then when you turned on the news, it would give the impression that the whole beach was covered.
Reality, the tar balls were in a spot about 10 yards long and a kid with a shovel could have cleaned them up. The rest of the beach was fine. Hell, I even have a "Jar of Tar balls" on my desk. It was more fun than picking up sea shells.

Why dont you get some scuba gear go out an tell us whats out on the bottom of the G of Mexico. Beat it you fucking Shill!!!!!

I did dive in the gulf last week...sorry didnt see any oil