OIL SPILL - A DIFFERENT KIND OF MEDIA HOAX
Is there a news blackout on the spill? James Fox thinks so and seems quite distraught in this interview. If the following is true, we are in serious trouble. If anyone can confirm the credibility of this person James Fox, that might be helpful. I seriously advise you to listen to this.
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If you're not scared enough yet, click on the Griffith interview.
I don't know either of these two gentlemen, but the following is a mainstream interview of a US Senator who appears to be corroborating the level of seriousness of the other interviewees. Michael, if you're listening, we need you back!
Oil and gas may be leaking from the seabed surrounding the BP Macondo well in the Gulf of Mexico, Senator Bill Nelson of Florida told Andrea Mitchell today on MSNBC. Nelson, one of the most informed and diligent Congressmen on the BP gulf oil spill issue, has received reports of leaks in the well, located in the Mississippi Canyon sector. This is potentially huge and devastating news.
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If Nelson is correct in that assertion, and he is smart enough to not make such assertions lightly, so I think they must be taken at face value, it means the well casing and well bore are compromised and the gig is up on containment pending a completely effective attempt to seal the well from the bottom via successful “relief wells”. In fact, I have confirmed with Senator Nelson’s office that they are fully aware of the breaking news and significance of what the Senator said to Andrea Mitchell.
ps. This was originally posted on Other News but I was asked to add this to Breaking News.
<!-- m -->http://cdn2.ash1.k-srv.info/camelotprod<!-- m --> ... ox2010.mp3 (highlight the James Fox and hit play)
If you're not scared enough yet, click on the Griffith interview.
I don't know either of these two gentlemen, but the following is a mainstream interview of a US Senator who appears to be corroborating the level of seriousness of the other interviewees. Michael, if you're listening, we need you back!
Oil and gas may be leaking from the seabed surrounding the BP Macondo well in the Gulf of Mexico, Senator Bill Nelson of Florida told Andrea Mitchell today on MSNBC. Nelson, one of the most informed and diligent Congressmen on the BP gulf oil spill issue, has received reports of leaks in the well, located in the Mississippi Canyon sector. This is potentially huge and devastating news.
<!-- m -->http://emptywheel.firedoglake.com/2010/<!-- m --> ... -be-blown/
If Nelson is correct in that assertion, and he is smart enough to not make such assertions lightly, so I think they must be taken at face value, it means the well casing and well bore are compromised and the gig is up on containment pending a completely effective attempt to seal the well from the bottom via successful “relief wells”. In fact, I have confirmed with Senator Nelson’s office that they are fully aware of the breaking news and significance of what the Senator said to Andrea Mitchell.
ps. This was originally posted on Other News but I was asked to add this to Breaking News.
Comments
They are limiting access to the press on the oil spill as well. They are definately covering a lot of things up. This administration is the most corrupt the US has ever had.
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Hmmm....
The Gulf coast states a incredibly dependent on tourism for income. I was just in New Orleans 20 days ago and locals are very worried about all the recent cancellations at airlines, restaurants, hotels, etc. More bad press just worsens the situation for the Gulf tourist industries.
- The Gulf is now a no fly zone.
- New York Times article that media has limited access to the site.
- Photos of what appear to be a volcano rather than an oil spill.
- Animals are covered in a brownish goopy mess rather than the black one would expect from an oil spill.
Again, I am only researching the matter and trying to come to an educated conclusion. If anyone has other evidence/ideas, I'd love to hear from you.
Those living there will face serious problems over at least 20 years. They will leave.
Or as a comment in the web read:
"with all this oil out there already, who cares for some more that I can let run free now without anybody noticing."
Region emptied, no witnesses or those staying are busy in cleaning up your mess and you can do whatever you like - make the disaster (or the fog curtain) big enough and you have found unlimited freedom to operate as you like (and/or send your troops in).
Jester's licence.