The Daily Paul suspects that the BP/Halliburton catastrophe just might be a plot to...to...well, just enjoy the comments:
The blogger suggests it was an intentional drilling into the side of an asphalt volcano, which are plentiful in the Gulf, and which would release pressure like a shaken soda bottle. Great illusion, easy to control...problem-reaction-solution.
Is this alternative explanation viable? It sounds so to me...
The problem is that those I know personally (family members) who live in LA are being strangely silent about it...
All that is being questioned is the "source" of this damage. If it is a huge oil gusher then why hasn't more oil reached shore? Why is it "tar balls?" Tar balls make sense if an asphalt volcano, also referred to as a "tar volcano" was hit rather than an oil deposit...
Beware of YouTube. They know about it, and they are using it, and they are making "amateur videos" that look like "normal people" are making them, to influence you in certain ways. These NWO and gov't people are experts at propaganda. It's how they got where they are. Don't think that none of them can make videos that look like "normal people making a video". They know all about it, and how to make it look right, and how to insert their little subliminal messages into it. They live for psy-ops...
If we keep pressure on those actors and disinfo agents perpetuating the lie, things will get better in my opinion... there are probably 10-15 disinfo agents on the board here as well.. I'm just throwing out a number. Not sure how many.. but many of those you wouldn't suspect...
I wanted to bring up this subject on the DP several times but was afraid of ridicule. One should never feel reluctant to speak out. I am ashamed of myself. Thanks CKPAC for having the courage that I didn't have...
In my opinion I believe this is a grand hoax. Possibly a natural underground volcano is leaking something and maybe a few leaks somewhere else have been created. However I lean toward the theory that this is entirely fake.
9-11 was TV fakery in my opinion. Everything was set up by media and actors that still exist perpetrating a lie...
Yet we see this camera that to my eyes looks to be set on an endless loop cycle...
It still doesn't prove that the oil came from a wild well, or that it is still gushing. All we have to go on is the information THEY provide us...
Maybe you personally won't pay cap & trade, but its purpose is to fund the new global order which WILL affect you and all future generations...
I have no proof but have a feeling that the way things went down this could be the case...
Thursday, June 10, 2010
I Kid You Not Dept: Jack Coleman of EnergyNorthAmerica tells Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) that the spill is a fair price to pay protecting BP's contractualrights:
What Would We Do Without Her?: The former governor of Alaska, who quit after less than two years on the job to concentrate on lucrative speaking engagements, claims that President Obama's lack of executive experience caused him to commit the grievous error of not telephoning Tony Hayward, BP's lying CEO. According to Palin, who would give Hayward the benefit of the doubt, regular phone calls would be the best way for the president -- who we all know has a Ph. D. in Petroleum Engineering -- to "verify what BP reports." Um, Sarah, there is no "verify:" BP has less credibility than you. As the president says, why would he waste time meeting with someone who would "say all the right things" no matter what the truth of the matter?
Palin went on to brag about a compliance agency created on her watch, an agency that Pamela Miller, arctic program director for the Northern Alaska Environmental Center, says has yet to show "any tangible results in the oil fields" and that claims to the contrary are "hollow." Anyway, Miller added, "She walked. So how is she holding that entity accountable? What kind of executive experience is that?" Of course, Miller is likely an extremist greenie who opposes drilling in the proven and safe ANWR...
John Dickerson isn't my favorite Slate columnist, but he makes some good points here about the contradictory demands and unrealistic expectations put on a president during an emergency. He also gives short shrift to Palin's phone call nonsense...
"I will paint the Macinaw Bridge red with the blood of you and your family members." Joe Kresch, a 73-year Michigander who enjoys the benefits of Social Security and Medicare but who despises socialized medicine, sent this charming missive to Rep. Bart Stupak (D-MI). Among other things, Kresch advised Stupak to follow "the footsteps of your son, Bart, Jr.," who committed suicide. Good man that he is, Kresch doesn't object to the president because "he is half black or half white." Although "not a racist," he opposes President Obama's "...belief of what our country should look like..." and the president's "...hidden black agenda..." As for the teabaggers, Kresch writes confidentially that "I am not a Tea Partier, although that does have some appeal." Indeed...
Arizona's former state attorney general worries that his state may be getting a reputation as intolerant. Gee, I wonder why? Meanwhile state Chamber of Commerce spokesman Garrick Taylor expressed irritation at boycotts of Arizona, opining that "If they were truly invested in the immigration issue, they'd be pressing Washington for comprehensive immigration reform." Apparently, Taylor believes that Sonic Youth should feel more soft-hearted concern Arizona business climate and less moral nausea over the Papers Please law...
Rolling Stone's Tim Dickinson has written an embarrassing article article about the administration's response to the spill that illustrates why a magazine that specializes in puff pieces about rock stars should leave the in-depth political reporting to publications that do in-depth political reporting. The first part of the article would be impressive had it been written before the spill; now, it's hindsight. The entire piece is devoid of political context except for a couple of paragraphs at the end, and even they are narrow in scope. Reading it, one would think that all Obama had to when he took office was straighten out MMS, and that there was no financial crisis, no mortgage crisis, no rapidly rising unemployment, no wars, and no health care legislation. And, naturally, it repeats the bogus assumption that the government could have stopped the spill by taking over, but -- as with everyone else who claims this -- never says how...
The Maine Republican Party carries the fight to Portland's King Middle School. More here. Apparently, it's one thing when free copies of the Constitution come from the Heritage Foundation and quite another when they come from the ACLU. If you ask me, the Heritage Foundation could save a bundle on costs by printing only the Second and Tenth Amendments...
And I thought Red Velvet was a cake. I stand corrected...
John Hayes at Robert Frost's Banjo thinks that Natalie Merchant's success in revealing all aspects of childhood raises Leave Your Sleep from a worthwhile project to a whole other level...
Don't buy it at the station/You can get it now for free/Just come down to the shore where the water used to be. Steve Forbert's "The Oil Song" is now "The Oil Song 2010" (free on-line listen)...
T-Bone Burnett: There's a river of love that runs through all times:
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