Latest on the Gulf Oil Spill

They need to nuke the fucking well and get it over with. It's been 21 days since the explosion....21 DAYS!!

What a joke!

This is the shit

Gulf Oil Spill: BP Trying To Hide Millions of Gallons of Toxic Oil?
BP Embraces Exxon’s Toxic Dispersant, Ignores Safer Alternative
It has been confirmed that the dispersal agent being used by BP and the government is Corexit 9500, a solvent originally developed by Exxon and now manufactured by Nalco Holding Company of Naperville, IL. Their stock took a sharp jump, up more than 18% at its highest point of the day today, after it was announced that their product is the one being used in the Gulf. Nalco’s CEO, Erik Frywald, expressed their commitment to “helping the people and environment of the Gulf Coast recover as rapidly as possible.” It may be that the best way to help would be to remove their product from the fray. Take a look at some of the facts about Corexit 9500:

A report written by Anita George-Ares and James R. Clark for Exxon Biomedical Sciences, Inc. entitled “Acute Aquatic Toxicity of Three Corexit Products: An Overview” states that “Corexit 9500, Corexit 9527, and Corexit 9580 have moderate toxicity to early life stages of fish, crustaceans and mollusks (LC50 or EC50 – 1.6 to 100 ppm*). It goes on to say that decreasing water temperatures in lab tests showed decreased toxicity, a lowered uptake of the dispersant. Unfortunately, we’re going to be seeing an increase in temperatures, not a decrease. Amongst the other caveats is that the study is species-specific, that other animals may be more severely affected, silver-sided fish amongst them.

Oil is toxic at 11 ppm while Corexit 9500 is toxic at only 2.61 ppm; Corexit 9500 is four times as toxic as the oil itself. Sure, a lot less of it is being introduced, but that’s still a flawed logical perspective, because it’s not a “lesser of two evils” scenario. BOTH are going into the ocean water.

The lesser of two evils seems to be a product called Dispersit, manufactured by Polychem, a division of U.S. Polychemical Corporation. In comparison, water-based Dispersit is toxic at 7.9-8.2 ppm; Dispersit holds about one third of the toxicity that Corexit 9500 presents. Dispersit is a much less harmful water-based product which is both EPA approved and the U.S. Coast Guard’s NCP list. So why isn’t it being used?

 Google the requirements necessary in Europe to drill for oil (mandatory preventative spill measures).

You will be angry with US regulation. 

I am not really surprised that more people don't seem to care about this nightmare, after all if it does not really affect people directly(that is in your backyard) they seem to be able to look the other way.A large e-mail campaign has begun at the Grass roots level to e-mail blast the text from post 57 to all politicians to try and get the current approach reversed but chances are slim sadly. As I have mentioned in my previous post the high command is a rigged group and Obama administration climbed into the same bed the past administration was in with blankets of oil company dollars.The truth will no doubt come out as it always does but how long will it take and at what cost to the people who's way of life is being ruined by this tragedy.

Political pressure is all we have so if you care and you have your congressman.senator or anyone involved politically e-mail address forward them the text from post 57 it can't hurt.

Payolla pure and simple