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Anonymous Coward User ID: 30977381 United States 12/27/2012 07:12 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: So...the BP oil disaster is still on going? Tale of two wells? Somebody tell me the truth please. BP bought a 65% stake in Block 252 from Anadarko Petroleum in March, 2008, but didn't begin drilling the well until October, 2009, when the Transocean Marianas rig started the first 4,000 feet, immediately after the Deepwater Horizon set a world record of 35,055 feet in the Tiber field near Texas. Once it was established that this monster drilling rig could hit seven miles deep, BP moved the Marianas to Block 252 the same month, after leaving Block 252 alone for a year and a half. Drilling was stopped on November 9th, 2009 when Hurrican Ida blew in. It sat idle until around February 15th, 2010, another 100 days, when the Deepwater Horizon was positioned over the well, but drilling was delayed while the newly formed cracks in the seabed were cemented. Two months later, on April 20th, the explosion occurred, six months before the Cuban oil well only 500 miles away was scheduled to come online in a joint venture with Russia. Interesting to note is that the only other oil rig to successfully drill down to 35,000 feet in the Gulf of Mexico, the Discoverer Spirit, was also under lease to Anadarko Petroleum and from available records, appears to have been on almost the exact same spot in the Gulf of Mexico, 28N, 88W, in March, 2010. A backup? Two deepsea holes? Three questions immediately come to mind. The first is the year and a half wait between BP buying into the well and then actually beginning work on it. The second is the 100 day window between the Marianas finishing the first 4,000 feet of the well and the Deepwater Horizon starting again, and the third is the questionable idea that if the intention was really to drill down to only 18,000 feet as BP has stated, why would you bring in one of the very few monster rigs that can hit twice that mark, when you have literally dozens of smaller ones that are capable of doing the job required at Block 252? In the weeks leading up to the spill, Goldman Sachs dumped 43% of their BP stocks, and Tony Hayward, the CEO of BP, sold 33% of his private holdings. Halliburton, Dick Cheney's company that has become deeply integrated with the U.S. military, bought up the world's largest oil spill cleanup operation, Boots & Coots, who they used during the war in Iraq to put out the oil wells that Saddam Hussein set on fire. In fact, the man who poured the cement that ended up being the 'faulty leak' that is being blamed for the explosion was a senior manager at Boots & Coots for decades, and was one of the men working the oil fires in Iraq. Read more... [link to open.salon.com] |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 30799696 Ireland 12/27/2012 07:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: So...the BP oil disaster is still on going? Tale of two wells? Somebody tell me the truth please. An interesting fact - the well that exploded was one of the closest licensed Blocks that the United States has to the Cuban fields where Fidel discovered he had access to 20 billion barrels of oil... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 30977381 BP bought a 65% stake in Block 252 from Anadarko Petroleum in March, 2008, but didn't begin drilling the well until October, 2009, when the Transocean Marianas rig started the first 4,000 feet, immediately after the Deepwater Horizon set a world record of 35,055 feet in the Tiber field near Texas. Once it was established that this monster drilling rig could hit seven miles deep, BP moved the Marianas to Block 252 the same month, after leaving Block 252 alone for a year and a half. Drilling was stopped on November 9th, 2009 when Hurrican Ida blew in. It sat idle until around February 15th, 2010, another 100 days, when the Deepwater Horizon was positioned over the well, but drilling was delayed while the newly formed cracks in the seabed were cemented. Two months later, on April 20th, the explosion occurred, six months before the Cuban oil well only 500 miles away was scheduled to come online in a joint venture with Russia. Interesting to note is that the only other oil rig to successfully drill down to 35,000 feet in the Gulf of Mexico, the Discoverer Spirit, was also under lease to Anadarko Petroleum and from available records, appears to have been on almost the exact same spot in the Gulf of Mexico, 28N, 88W, in March, 2010. A backup? Two deepsea holes? Three questions immediately come to mind. The first is the year and a half wait between BP buying into the well and then actually beginning work on it. The second is the 100 day window between the Marianas finishing the first 4,000 feet of the well and the Deepwater Horizon starting again, and the third is the questionable idea that if the intention was really to drill down to only 18,000 feet as BP has stated, why would you bring in one of the very few monster rigs that can hit twice that mark, when you have literally dozens of smaller ones that are capable of doing the job required at Block 252? In the weeks leading up to the spill, Goldman Sachs dumped 43% of their BP stocks, and Tony Hayward, the CEO of BP, sold 33% of his private holdings. Halliburton, Dick Cheney's company that has become deeply integrated with the U.S. military, bought up the world's largest oil spill cleanup operation, Boots & Coots, who they used during the war in Iraq to put out the oil wells that Saddam Hussein set on fire. In fact, the man who poured the cement that ended up being the 'faulty leak' that is being blamed for the explosion was a senior manager at Boots & Coots for decades, and was one of the men working the oil fires in Iraq. Read more... [link to open.salon.com] The only countries left in 2011 without a Central Bank owned by the Rothschild Family are: Cuba North Korea Iran |
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.. User ID: 1610510 United States 12/29/2012 01:22 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: So...the BP oil disaster is still on going? Tale of two wells? Somebody tell me the truth please. McMoRan... har. ----- The Lomond North ultra-deep prospect, which is located in the Highlander area in St. Martin Parish, LA, is currently drilling below 12,900 feet. This exploratory well has a proposed total depth of 30,000 feet and is targeting Eocene, Paleocene and Cretaceous objectives below the salt weld. McMoRan controls rights to approximately 80,000 gross acres in Iberia, St. Martin, Assumption and Iberville Parishes, Louisiana. Lomond North is approximately 65 miles north of Davy Jones. McMoRan is operator and currently holds a 72.0 percent working interest. Other working interest owners include EXXI (18.0%) and W. A. "Tex" Moncrief Jr. (10.0%). McMoRan Exploration Co. is an independent public company engaged in the exploration, development and production of natural gas and oil in the shallow waters of the GOM Shelf and onshore in the Gulf Coast area. Additional information about McMoRan is available on its internet website [link to www.mcmoran.com] [link to www.dailyfinance.com] |
.. User ID: 1610510 United States 12/29/2012 01:47 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: So...the BP oil disaster is still on going? Tale of two wells? Somebody tell me the truth please. Robotic cameras find unknown substance leaking from Deepwater site in Gulf of Mexico Several remote-operated vehicles (ROVs) were investigating the recurring sheen found on Gulf of Mexico waters near the MC 252 wellhead. An unidentified substance inconsistent with oil.....was seen emitting from several areas of the rig wreckage, and samples were collected for further lab analysis. [link to www.kypost.com] Videos of the ROV inspections at the link. |
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Razorbackkid (OP) User ID: 30229695 United States 12/29/2012 04:37 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: So...the BP oil disaster is still on going? Tale of two wells? Somebody tell me the truth please. 2013 Super Bowl Sunday, February 03, 2013, 5:00 p.m. CST at Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans, LA Shit! Was not expecting that type of connection! I don't see any connection between the movie and Super Bowl 47. I think the connection is with the BP oil disaster/Bayou Corne/Superbowl in New Orleans. The Salt Beds/Salt Dome and fracturing of the sea bed. IMO they are connected (not sure about the football game itself, but N.O. is at risk) When? I have no idea, but it has already started. |