What a #ed up world we live in. On the same day a new war for oil has started, and a new oil spill just happened.

Photo of Macondo Well area March 19, 2011

This doesn't look good.

Just in time for spring break. How appropriate.

could it be that the effect of the corexit in the oil is fading and the oil is starting to get fluid again and resurface?

Thanks BP, that oil dispersant really worked, keep up the good work.

The suspected source is the Matterhorn Mc243 facility only about 25 miles from where BP's Macondo well........

I have read reports that crews are already skimming..........Not sure who has the lease to this well........

This is why MSM is so terrifying on their reporting. Better Libya and Japan then the GULF in our backyard that has serious consequences for us in the US more then anything. NOT less important off shore.(Anybody hurting bleeds and hurts the same)

And I mean no disrespect to anybody in any Country,.. but the NONreport by our Media for the atrocity being ignored in our own waters and boardering nations is pretty devestating..

We were bulldozed into being MADE to forget about it by MSM.. Plus? we don't want to hear how BAD that water got poisoned. It hurts us. We WANT to pretend it's fine. (I don't)

Better to hurt over THERE for humanity. Makes it easier HERE for us to watch something farther away.(hey just TV). Not much less hurtful either.But Less hurtful. Unless family and friends in Military or in Harms way in the other country are involved. Then REALLY hurtful.

BullShi.....

AND? I'm not saying don't drill again.. But DON'T throw it under the carpet again if there is an error.
.Clean up was abysmal at best..
American people won't allow it again.. Drill Clean or clean it up. And CLEAN.. You people that allowed it to NOT get clean? Shame. That poor gulf and the people that live there have not seen the end of it by a long shot.

Oh... You want to see an American get pissed when a company like BP says their responsibitly is over in the Gulf and everythings fine? Hey.. I'm an American citizen first. Don't give me your global diatrob.

DON"T think because you payed off some fisherman in the Gulf the rest of America did'nt make a note on how crappy that went. That's our food and our peoples lifes work there. It's NOT clean..and it's STILL getting worse.

DON'T think we're not watching the way the Japanese LIED to their citizens about EVERYTHING, as the situation continues to develope.

DON"T think we're not watching and feeling unsure exactly how you'll present things to us too...regardless of the severity of the situation..

Americans are'nt stupid. NOR the Japanese. NOR most countries peoples..

DUPED??... ALL the time.

That's on us and YOU.
Let's try and learn ,and be aware from these mistakes.

I know I am.

I cant confirm this but this is what I have found in another blog........


Noble Energy is the operator, but the company owns only about 23 percent of the well. Two smaller companies, Red Willow Production and Houston Energy LP, own smaller stakes.

And the holder of the biggest percentage, 46.5 percent? BP.

tell the mods to combine them... I'm so tired from my rant.. I feel like I ate seafood from the Gulf.

Considering we have so much more oil in both the upper midwest and Alaska that is easier and more plentiful and has less risks involved it is only logical to assume that the real reason for doing this type of drilling is not to get oil but to poison our food supply.

We have enough oil to last for hundreds of years in the U.S. that is safe, and easily accessible.

These globalists are evil, sick people.

It 'made his eyes burn'?? Is that normal for fresh crude? Because that sounds like what people described happening when they came in contact with the crude/corexit mixture so many months back.

Can someone out there tell me whether fresh crude makes one's eyes sting?

So, is this a pocket of older crude that has been suspended below the surface up until now, and finaly because buoyant enough to surface, as opposed to a new leak?

Originally posted by pianopraze


We have enough oil to last for hundreds of years in the U.S. that is safe, and easily accessible.

Do we? Based on current and expanding consumption levels? I'd be interested to see a Source for that.. Thanks.