Hope all goes well for you. Perhaps we should send out the planetary distress signal... before it's too late. - Star Trek 4

Can't seem to find anything of this in the MSM yet.
Of course I will keep looking for this to be fact

If I lived in the area, I would definitely consider evacuating. I know it's easier said than done, but when there is no up close, independent press coverage and no word you can trust about how safe or unsafe the situation is, well with all that uncertainty, I would be looking into relocating.


I've heard experts and knowledgeable people on C2C and Rense say pretty much the same thing, which is that this particular crisis is a big unknown. We've never been in this situation before (the Ixtoc blowout comes closest, but that was in shallower water). So, we really don't know how bad it will get or when the air quality might suddenly become severely toxic. If the giant methane bubble comes up (as some fear) then you've got air that's not only deadly to breathe but flammable.

I know I'll be called a fear monger, but I'm just saying if anyone really knows up-to-the-minute air toxicology, they're not telling, and there's a serious concern that if and when the situation gets deadly, it will be too late to tell some of the population that may not make it out in time.

Erring on the side of safety, I would think that if a person can relocate now, perhaps he or she should seriously consider it. Some of the people whose businesses have been destroyed should get relocation expenses paid by BP as part of their settlement ASAP.

If we really had a free press of bulldog journalists who would sue (along with concerned scientists) to gain immediate access to all current and present data, then we might not feel the urge to relocate or evacuate, but as it is now, everyone is in the dark and depending upon BP (credibility zero) and the U.S. government which up to now has done a poor job responding to this crisis just as it failed miserably in the Katrina crisis.

come to Canada it will be far far away from the gulf oil

I live in Mobile,AL. and if it's that bad in Gulfshores less than 50 miles from
me I haven't heard anything.
With that said when the wind is right I can smell the oil strong @ times.

Calm down everyone; BP says everything's OK; Barry Soetoro says every thing's OK. EPA says all is well. What's to worry.
What's the problem? Calm down, have another beer and focus on the TV; lots of good shows on ALL THE TIME. Don't WORRY BE HAPPY.

Let's hope the A WHALE can start cleaning that stuff up ASAP.

I ALSO WONDER WHY THEY ARE NOT REPORTING MUCH OF ANYTHING TODAY ON THE 4TH

How long after you evacuate until you can move back home?

It's terrifying to think of large numbers of families relocating.

It will be a night mare trying to find a home, job and food.

I wish you God speed and safety.

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all of your posts are fearmongering, it took me 2 seconds to realize you just want stars and flags

I think it's outrageous that Pres. Obama doesn't make the EPA set up about 30 different monitoring stations and post results on their web site.

Our government needs to WAKE UP!

Originally posted by Just Wondering
Just to be clear, This member is evacuating himself, there is no planned evacuations at this time. His neighbors are probably continue with their lives without ever needing to evacuate.

So... I was JUST WONDERING... do you by any chance live near the gulf coast?

I understand that you own a large amount of BP stock, and every time someone posts something of this nature you belittle their effort at self preservation, or minimize the thr factualities of the reports, that experts have publicly provided.

Tell ya what, why don't you just sit back in your cozy tar recliner and let people do what is needed for them to survive.

If it were you who faced a possiblility of going to sleep one night and not waking up the next morning because an H2S cloud came onshore and suffocated you to death, where would your BP sympathies and your BP stocks be then?