How about "there's this bridge in Brooklyn that I own I'd like to sell" or I have this "Great swampland in Florida I'm needing to unload"... then say "I can make 200 million gallons of crude oil just disappear" it sounds just as outrageous. How stupid and/or gullible do they really think the American people are? Well, I'm not sure if it is just people wanting to believe it's gone, but it appears that they are buying into it. Out of sight out of mind, if they don't see it, it doesn't exist right? Wrong. Let's look at Pensacola Beach Florida. For the most part it appears as though it has been untouched, almost pristine. The water is it's famous Emerald green and the sand you can see is as white as snow... well, beauty is only skin deep. If you examine the water closer you will see BB sized tar balls mixed in with the natural grasses and debris rolling in and out with the tide. If you take your hand and dig down about 6 inches you will find the first of many covered layers of crude oil. In an attempt to save the image of the coast officials covered the oil with sand, at least 5 times that we know of. So under the beautiful sand you see, there is toxic crude. The long term environmental effects have not even been considered. If you were to analyze the water you will find it full of toxic dispersant's. It is something you cannot see with the naked eye. SO as far as the general public perceives it, the oil is essentially gone.
Let's consider the Gulf Of Mexico as a whole. Reports that Skimmers can't find any oil to skim. Well the reality is that most of the oil has sunk, that is what Corexcit does (the dispersant) it makes the oil break up and sink...(BB sized tarballs on Pensacola Beach). Scientists have reported large dead zones all over the gulf. The wildlife paid the immediate cost of this disaster, but us humans will eventually pay for it as well. The break in the food supply is just the beginning, eventually the harmful effects of what has been done will surface, and then the finger pointing will start, the lawsuits, the blame - by then it won't really matter. Most do not know that nearly all of the cleanup workers from the Valdez oil spill in Alaska have died, that was 20 years ago. the average lifespan of a cleanup worker from then was 51, should we be worried? You'd be foolish not to be.
When it's all said and done, Americans bought what they were fed from this corrupt government. The real reason this happened will eventually come to light, but it'll be too late, the damage on a scale unimaginable will have already been done.
So go ahead and believe the stories your being told, ignore the obvious cover up, after all the oil is going away all by itself, all 200 Million Gallons of it... see??? The Emperor isn't wearing any clothes sheeple. - Nick
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