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Title: mcgowanjm, what is the death toll from Obama's oil disaster?
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Published: Aug 6, 2010
Author: Ibluafartsky
Post Date: 2010-08-06 15:54:25 by Ibluafartsky
Keywords: mcclown, Obama, millions
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The Gulf of Mexico has been decimated, the aquatic life is dead according to leftwing loons, but no count of the predicted millions who you claimed would succumb to the Obama oil disaster! Shiit, when is the evacuation going to commence? Is Obama keeping the sheeple along the coast in place for nefarious reasons? We the people of the United States want to know!
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It was unknown Friday afternoon where the oil came from or how much leaked into the water, [the Coast Guard] said… More than 35 garbage bags of soiled boom and pads had to be hauled away… BP spokesman Justin P. Saia confirmed Friday there was an “oiled water incident”… [and] that the oil “was not related to the Deepwater Horizon incident,” but did not elaborate.
Lee said, “It’s really eye-opening the power that BP has. There’s no way it should be dictating what’s going on. But it shows the power of the company.” Lee added, “I don’t care how many scientists BP buys, that oil is still there. [BP] has been lying from the get-go. You’re telling me we’ve had the biggest oil disaster in the world and it’s all gone now? Where did it go? No damage done to the wetlands? I don’t believe it. As journalists, you need to ask questions and not accept the lies being told.”
First this: Mobile's Paper of Record: With well sealed, Alabama's beach leaders hope for late-summer tourism rally Published: Saturday, August 07, 2010, 7:34 AM Casandra Andrews, Press-Register Casandra Andrews, Press-Register Now this: BP’s Senior Vice President Kent Wells Technical briefing, August 6, 2010 at 4:00 p.m. EDT: Jacquetta White: How much cement was pumped into the well…? Kent Wells: We pumped just a little over 500 barrels of cement down the casing. We talked — I think it was roughly about 200 barrels into the formation and the rest remained in the casing. There was no further elaboration by Mr. Wells. And this: Human skin and cell membranes are composed of a thin layer of lipids and Corexit, by nature, breaks down these organized barriers into smaller individual molecules allowing the barrier to become permeable to pathogens. The skin irritation could be caused by prolonged exposure to these chemicals and could break down the ability of the body to fight off infection and on a cellular level interfere with the health and respiration of the cells. My prediction is that we will be dealing with the impacts of this spill for several decades to come and it will outlive me. I won’t be here to see the recovery. Dr. Ed Cake Biological Oceanographer TEOTWAWKI Dragon King. Especially as 99% of American demands the luxury of Innocence.
Not one. Not one post on Record Heat Wave. 500 years. But google is censoring same, Google: Record Heat 2010. Then Google: Record Heat News. Only when you get as specific as: Record Heat Kansas 2010: Search Results 1. Hutch breaks heat record with 109 degrees Aug 3, 2010 ... Hutch breaks heat record with 109 degrees ... Hutchinson & Southwest Kansas News & Information · Hutchinson Reno County Business Directory ... www.hutchnews.com/Latestlocalnews/Another-scorcher-ahead - Cached Each state's high temperature record - USATODAY.com Home · News · Travel · Money · Sports · Life · Tech · Weather ... State high temperature records. State Temp Date Station Elevation (feet) Ala. 112 Sept. ... Kansas 121 July 24, 1936 Alton 1651. Ky. 114 July 28, 1930 Greensburg 581 ... www.usatoday.com/weather/wheat7.htm - Cached - Similar 3. Record setting heat takes its toll on NBC World Series - KSN TV ... The record heat is top of mind for those at the National Baseball Congress World Series at Lawrence Dumont Stadium where an umpire passed out during Sunday ... www.ksn.com/news/.../Record...heat.../NdRwzqgcuUu0f_Mie4824Q.cspx - Cached 4. CNN Political Ticker: All politics, all the time Blog Archive ... Aug 3, 2010 ... Record heat may not wilt primary turnout ... (CNN) - When they say Tuesday is a barn burner in Kansas and Missouri, .... The latest political news from CNN's Best Political Team, with campaign coverage, 24-7. ... politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/.../record-heat-may-not-wilt-primary-turnout/ - Cached 5. Record Heat In Wichita Aug 2, 2010 ... Record Heat In Wichita. Temperature climbs to a record high of 108 degrees ... Man Arrested For Drug Smuggling Sentenced In Kansas · Women Charged In Cold Case ... Twitter News Feed. KAKE News at 11:00 - Live Chat Friday ... www.kake.com/home/headlines/99788529.html - Cachedso why not everyone else. Hell, America thinks the Well from Hell's been stopped. With well sealed, Alabama's beach leaders hope for late-summer tourism rally Published: Saturday, August 07, 2010, 7:34 AM Casandra Andrews, Press-Register Casandra Andrews, Press-Register Follow Share this story Story tools
How's that evacuation going, mcclown? How many millions have died from Obama's GOM oil disaster?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1301002/BP-oil-spill-Why-claims-Gulf-Mexico-historys-worst-oil-spill-cynical-spin-campaign-ever.html
Sorry, bub, ya look ridiculous on this one. Along with skippy, btw.
Obama's first all-by-his-lonesome budget, btw, calls for a $1.17 trillion deficit.
You're not sorry for shit. And why not have EVERY criminal decide how much they owe in damages? 8D Corporations get prison time and death penalties. How novel. Dear Small People, F.U. Sincerely, Your Masters LMFAO PS Did Matt Simmons dies of a Heart Attack, or did he drown? * * Digg Digg This * Twitter Tweet This * LinkedInShare on LinkedIn * Facebook Share on Facebook Related News * UPDATE 1-Madoff friend Picower dead, found in pool Sun, Oct 25 2009 * Madoff friend Picower dies after found in pool Sun, Oct 25 2009 * UPDATE 1-NY Mets owners made about $48 mln in Madoff dealings Wed, Oct 21 2009 * Trustee sues Madoffs who helped run fraudulent firm Fri, Oct 2 2009 * UPDATE 4-Trustee sues Madoffs who helped run fraudulent firm Fri, Oct 2 2009 Related Topics * U.S. » Related Video Video Madoff friend Picower dies Sun, Oct 25 2009 MIAMI | Mon Oct 26, 2009 2:11pm EDT MIAMI (Reuters) - Billionaire philanthropist Jeffry Picower accidentally drowned in his Florida swimming pool after suffering a heart attack, police investigating the death of the prominent Bernard Madoff investor said on Monday. Picower, 67, was pulled unconscious from the pool of his multimillion-dollar oceanside home in Palm Beach on Sunday and was pronounced dead at a hospital. An autopsy was completed on Monday and found that "Mr. Picower suffered a heart attack while in the swimming pool resulting in accidental drowning," police said in a statement.
Obama's first all-by-his-lonesome budget, btw, calls for a $1.17 trillion deficit.
BWAHAHAHAHA And I care about what and why? That you and yours are clueless and have been since Katrina? That you think oil is abiotic or a conspiracy of artificial scarcity? That this conspiracy is the ONLY onw you'll tolerate? All other CT's are Tin Foil? That you believe in a white Cloud Father and Homo Muslim Mexicans are against normal? LMFAO I bet you have an obese 7 year daughter hitting puberty now. But keep feeding her corn syrup. Yeah, that's the ticket. ;} Yet another step in the escalation between Iran and the US came earlier today, this time in the form of some trade war shots, after the leading economic daily Doniye e-Ektesad quoted First Vice President Mohammad Reza Rahimi as saying that "We are going to remove dollar and euro from our foreign currency basket and replace them with (Iranian) rial and all other currencies of the countries which accept to cooperate with us. These currencies are filthy and we will no longer sell our oil in dollar and euro." AFP further clarifies: "He did not say when that would go into effect, or how Iran was going to implement that decision as the second largest exporter in the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), in an energy market dominated by the dollar." Shit, I've been right since Katrina and
Didn't Saddam/Iraq announce the same? Then we invaded.
"Lets [sic] rent a room." ~ Jethro Tull to Rotara
He also announced a huge development deal with Russia...think that was the real catalyst...
EXACTLY. And you and I aren't the only ones to pick up on this. Cognitive Dissonance. One of the smarter guys over at ZeroHedge: * by Cognitive Dissonance on Tue, 08/10/2010 - 08:21 #512340 Here we go. Most people don't know that before Iraq and Afghanistan were attacked by America, they both repudiated the US dollar as the currency they would use for international transactions, particularly buying and selling oil. The US sees this as a direct threat and a national security matter. But since this is too mundane a thing to convince the average American to send their sons and daughters to slaughter, a more "patriotic" reason had to be concocted. The rest, as they say, is history. Buckle up. If you can't smell the critcial mass of out of control events, you're being paid not to understand. ;}
What's amazing is how ANYONe can give the USbp ANy credit for anything? 4retweet Orange Beach, AL mayor Tony Kennon told the Press-Register, “Anywhere that oil washed up on our beach, some has made it down below the surface.” “He thinks the underground oil stretches along most of the city’s beaches, so most of the shoreline sand will need to be dug up,” the paper reports. The mayor says the situation is similar to Mississippi’s Horn Island, where “oil has been reported bubbling up from more than a foot below the sand,” according to the article. The Press-Register received a response from BP’s deputy incident commander for the state of Alabama, Kris Sliger, wh disagrees, “For most of the beaches, there is not any buried oil… In some locations — those that we have marked — we know that there is what we call tarmats… Oil is a natural part of the environment here.” The mayor directed a few statements at BP: “I have not seen them honor their word.” “I can only base my beliefs on what I’ve seen.” “I have no confidence in them at all.”
The FDA asserts, "There is no information at this time to indicate that they (dispersants) pose a public health threat from exposure through the consumption of seafood." No scientific testing was cited to support the claim. So spray some WD 40 into your next meat loaf and top it off with a little dollop of Anti freeze.
Hehehe. That oil spot on my garage floor keeps reminding me that oil is natural here too;^)
"Lets [sic] rent a room." ~ Jethro Tull to Rotara
It sharply contradicts or outright ignores this young man who was eating oysters at a restaurant in Cornelius, North Carolina over a month ago and found tar inside at least one of the oysters he was served. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzIxkUy4DQM&feature=player_embedded#at=63 But don't worry, the gov't has your back. LMFAO 8D
I mean, can you believe the non sense of people here at LF. And this is one of the Intelligent sites on the web.
That's funny. But I thought Corexit was more or less like dish washing detergent. That's what Bill Nye the Science Guy said. What was the Tony Hayworth drink again?
"Lets [sic] rent a room." ~ Jethro Tull to Rotara
It's been a rarre time when I eat East Coast or Gulf oysters for the last 10 years. The best are those from the upper Pacific. You don't get the petrol taste.
How do you know where they come from? I never paid attention is why I axe.
"Lets [sic] rent a room." ~ Jethro Tull to Rotara
They usually tell you...I'm not saying that I do not eat them. I do on occasion. But I always inspect them before...
I do like raw oysters, but since moving to Kentucky my consumption has dwindled to almost nil. I could go out of my way to find them but I don't like them that much.
"Lets [sic] rent a room." ~ Jethro Tull to Rotara
It's amazing how they crop up on streets too, mostly on the sides. Those must be natural too. And how come I have to pay a fee to have my oil disposed of, if it's so damned natural? I think I'll dump it in the creek instead. I have a property that was once used by the locals and the county until 1966 for their oil changes. I can dig down two feet and hit the plume.
"See in my line of work, you got to keep repeating things over and over and over again for the truth to sink in, to kind of catapult the propaganda." --- George W. Bush (Rochester NY, 5-24-2005)
by Fintan Dunne - 9th August, 2010 You think you've been watching video feeds from BP undersea robot vehicles working on a blown well. Wrong. Due to BP's immaculate deception, you've actually been seeing images from two different well locations approximately 300 feet apart! One of these wells is MC252A; a second well is called MC252B. One was where the Horizon rig was working before it moved to drill another well --when it caught fire and sank. "Lets [sic] rent a room." ~ Jethro Tull to Rotara
Obama's first all-by-his-lonesome budget, btw, calls for a $1.17 trillion deficit.
fintandunne.com/BP-Immaculate-Deception.htm On a well that's been shattered. It would take 15 000 bbls of cement. They put in 500, 200 went into formation. ;} And when you do inject that cement, you are going to cause the fracture to grow larger, and you'll have to keep injecting cement until that fracture is filled. You have to "get ahead" of the damage the pressure you are exerting on it is causing, get ahead of that growing fissure and crack. If you do this a number of times, eventually, the glass shatters, just like the well bore and the components like casing, and drill string, and production tubing, etc ... If you "overwork" that glass you'll damage it more than help it and will no longer be able to withstand the demands of pressure and fracturing nature puts upon it. The USbp have been lying from Day 1.
you're not sorry. facts are irrelevant. history was yesterday, and you look to be out of your depth as you throw mantras at your evil spirits. keep comin.
so sad.
I'm going to steal the premise of that statement...I'll tweak it a bit tho...
No. Nye's wrong. It's a super anti freeze. With a 'soapy' surfactant. That would be the dishwater part. To hold the 'product' to the 'target' long enough to work it.
They really get funny when they step off the BigOil Reservation. Cause everyone knows how oil works.
'tis. My favorite West Coast restaurant was Rubicon [closed a couple of years ago]. They had a great selection of Pacific oysters on their menu every evening. Would always order a few dozen to go with a nice white burgundy or some bubbly.
Hep Ur Sef. ;} The name of a gas station in Leland, MS. Passed it everytime I went to Greenville on Hwy 61. Thanx for the memory jog. 8D
Okay, thanks.
"Lets [sic] rent a room." ~ Jethro Tull to Rotara
Memory Lane, eh? In New Orleans, the great restaurants didn't take reservations. But they all had an Oyster and Wet Bar for the 'Waiting for Tables' crowd.-Pascal's Manale a notable. And some of those still had short lines outside to get into the bar. Eating as ritual. Again, thanx for the jog. 8D
Okay, thanks. San Francisco Chronicle: Leaked Corexit Information | Before It's News NALCO COREXIT INGREDIENT LIST (Not written by a PR company). 1,2-Propanediol - The primary ingredient in aircraft anti-freeze and automotive anti-freeze. ... beforeitsnews.com/.../San_Francisco_Chronicle:_Leaked_Corexit_Information.html An anti perspirant ingredient as well. Designed to penetrate skin/hemorrhage.
My largest customer is in SFO and I travel there 3-4 times a year. Always ate there. They knew me...didn't need a menu...they'd serve me/us a good variety as a tasting menu...the only discussion was what wine would be next... But SFO has phenomenal restaurants. In fact, if it had 3-4 decent Italians, it would be better than NYC.
Southern MS, right? That seems somewhat cajun...
I've heard stories of evil people that put anti-freeze in a bowl to kill stray dogs and cats.
"Lets [sic] rent a room." ~ Jethro Tull to Rotara
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With well sealed, Alabama's beach leaders hope for late-summer tourism rally
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Sorry, bub, ya look ridiculous on this one. Along with skippy, btw.
#19. To: Badeye (#18)
Sorry, bub, ya look ridiculous on this one. Along with skippy, btw.
#20. To: mcgowanjm (#19)
These currencies are filthy and we will no longer sell our oil in dollar and euro."
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...we know that there is what we call tarmats… Oil is a natural part of the environment here.”
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#28. To: mcgowanjm (#24)
So spray some WD 40 into your next meat loaf and top it off with a little dollop of Anti freeze.
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#30. To: war (#29)
#31. To: Fred Mertz (#30)
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Hehehe. That oil spot on my garage floor keeps reminding me that oil is natural here too;^)
#34. To: mcgowanjm (#27)
BP's Immaculate Deception (I like that title)
#35. To: mcgowanjm (#19)
Sorry, bub, ya look ridiculous on this one. Along with skippy, btw.
#36. To: Fred Mertz (#34)
One of these wells is MC252A; a second well is called MC252B. One was where the Horizon rig was working before it moved to drill another well --when it caught fire and sank.
#37. To: Badeye (#35)
Sorry, bub, ya look ridiculous on this one. Along with skippy, btw.
#38. To: war (#29)
The best are those from the upper Pacific. You don't get the petrol taste.
#39. To: mcgowanjm (#37)
...and you look to be out of your depth as you throw mantras at your evil spirits.
#40. To: Fred Mertz (#28)
That's funny. But I thought Corexit was more or less like dish washing detergent. That's what Bill Nye the Science Guy said.
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#42. To: mcgowanjm (#38)
#43. To: war (#39)
I'm going to steal the premise of that statement...I'll tweak it a bit tho...
#44. To: mcgowanjm (#40)
It's a super anti freeze.
#45. To: war (#42)
My favorite West Coast restaurant was Rubicon [closed a couple of years ago]. They had a great selection of Pacific oysters on their menu every evening. Would always order a few dozen to go with a nice white burgundy or some bubbly.
#46. To: Fred Mertz (#44)
It's a super anti freeze.
#47. To: mcgowanjm (#45)
Memory Lane, eh?
#48. To: mcgowanjm (#43)
Hep Ur Sef
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#50. To: war (#47)
But SFO has phenomenal restaurants. In fact, if it had 3-4 decent Italians, it would be better than NYC.
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