Matt Simmons and the BP Oil Spill.

Was Simmons suicided because he was trying to profit off of some seedy, Halliburton operation that he only speculated about? Not that something shady didn't happen in the Gulf, and is still happening, but to be in the Council of Foreign Relations but going bankrupt -- and seeking profits from an operation he was not privy too, but old partners were, might explain his unfortunate death and his quick reprisal. But what people investigating the 2010 event and the ones today should understand is that it does no good to use the rhetoric that Simmons spouted in 2010, as he did so to drive BP stocks down as he owned BP shorts. Yet people do use Simmons as the know all to explain a sinkhole, of which doing so reveals no true facts as to what happened then, and what is happening today. Evidence shows that Simmons was washed up and left out of the club, and was turned into an anxious opportunists. I believe the zombie public can only deduce facts in black & white terms, dualism. And this is often hampered by paid shills and diversions. I would not -- if awake and not under the influence of mind control, pay mush tribute to anything shills and zombies banter about on these sites. No reasonable conclusions will ever come from the ramblings of sheep, as the elite often say this very thing in white papers and interviews, often referring to them as the small people, or useless eaters.

The fast food nation will not find any fast answers to their predicament. The angry, yet obedient serfs allowed evil to ride in on their backs, through ignorance and apathy for many, many years. As Edward Bernays and Aldous Huxley laughed, they are as easily trained as dogs, mostly through their irrational thoughts and emotions. Addictions, fear, and aggression Freud said, are their drives -- the walls they live in, and we will use it to farm them, these men and women of small character. We will give them a story to follow, and nothing else.

On June 9, 2010, Simmons was interviewed by Barron's journalist Tieman Ray. Simmons disclosed that he personally held an 8,000 share short position in BP stock. As BP's stock price went lower, Simmons was benefitting financially amid fears of bankruptcy.

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