Mods gave me permission to repost so here goes - BIO-WARFARE: Corexit dump in the Gulf may just be the perfect delivery vehicle

From what i understand, this is what sickened the Exxon Valdez workers.

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2-Butoxyethanol.

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And it makes perfect sense that this is what could dissolve the barnacles so thoroughly.

This is a 20-30 year old pier piling, on the South shore of Mobile Bay:

August 2009



June 2010



Last Edited by 12000Eyes on 07/16/2010 03:05 AM

Wow!

yes it is a weapon . that shellfish and such that atach to rock and so on can not if corexit is used why its not used in england
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why not used in england

Unlikely that this is a bio-agent within the miscelle. Corexit greatly increases biovailabilty of very toxic compounds already present.

get me some corexit for the bottom of my boats

This is the crime of the century.

A Lantana bloom picture taken with a macro lens around June 16th:

Where at? Very disturbing.

Fort Morgan, Alabama, on the South shore of Mobile Bay... not even on the Gulf side.

I believe Corexit also killed the barnacles:

August 2009


June 2010

Australian Antigen

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you had to ask? Pussie!

This makes perfect sense. People are getting chemical induced pneumonia just for being around breaking waves, never stepping into the water.

Frightening post. Sure hope this does not come to fruition.

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citing Alexander Higgins:

"[...]

The caller informed me he was working with Bob Naman, the chemist who found the Corexit in the water in story above, to perform independent testing of Florida waters.

He told me he just spoke with Bob about the results of water samples taken all the way down to Naples and St. Petersburg Florida which all tested positive for oil contamination.

During their conversation the Corexit samples in Alabama were brought up and what was actually found was not Corexit at 13.3 parts per million, but was actually the dangerous neurotoxin pesticide 2-butoxyethanol which makes is the main ingredient of Corexit 9527A by 30 to 60% by volume.

According to the Federal Government that version of Corexit was a supposedly discontinued for use in the Gulf of Mexico in May.

I was also told that Bob said he was was worried because BP had just called him and threatened him.

[...]"

Ok, so we have an aerosol of tiny oil droplets covered with surfactant (aka micelles) delivered into the human lung. Wouldn't you know it? Micelles are an excellent way to deliver hydrophobic drugs, proteins, genetic
material, etc. into the human body! In general, it is
very difficult to deliver hydrophobic therapeutics into the body. Micelles facilitate the delivery because the therapeutic is dissolved in the "oil" phase contained in the droplet, but the droplet itself is water soluble due to the surfactant molecules on its surface. [6]

Are you with me so far? The only missing ingredient here is the "therapeutic". What is it? Is it a protein? Is it a DNA fragment? Is it some type of drug? What is its intended purpose?

Here's your answer:

The Gulf Blue Plague is Evolving - Part II: Corexit + Bacteria = Mutated Viruses

Thread: Gulf Blue Plague: COREXIT + BACTERIA = MUTATED VIRUSES *now confirmed*

The bacteriophages (viral infected bacterium) are super-charged by the dispersal chemicals because they're mutagenic chemicals.

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