It has been estimated by experts that the pressure which blows the oil into the Gulf waters is estimated to be between 20,000 and 70,000 PSI (pounds per square inch). Impossible to control.
What US Scientists Are Forbidden To Tell The Public About The Gulf
What you are about to read, is what the scientists in the United States are not allowed to tell you in great fear of the Obama administration.
They are under the threat of severe repercussions to the max.. Scientists confirming these findings cannot be named due to the above, but what they believe, they want to be known by all.
Take a U. S. map, lay it flat and measure inland just the minimum 50 miles of total destruction all around the Gulf of Mexico as to what you will read below.
The carnage to the United States is so staggering, it will take your breathe away.
Should what the scientists who are trying to warn everyone about be even close to being true… all of Florida will be completely destroyed as will everyone and everything on it.
You decide!! Everyone has the right to read what I have just written in this article, as well as to what is written below by the scientists who the Obama administration and BP are trying to shut up.
Please share with as many as you can.
–Dr. James P. Wickstrom
SUMMARY OF WHAT IS HAPPENING
The estimated super high pressure release of oil from under the earth’s crust is between 80,000 to 100,000 barrels per day.
The flow of oil and toxic gases is bringing up with it… rocks and sand which causes the flow to create a sandblasting effect on the remaining well head device currently somewhat restricting the flow, as well as the drilled hole itself.
As the well head becomes worn it enlarges the passageway allowing an ever-increasing flow. Even if some device could be placed onto the existing wellhead, it would not be able to shut off the flow, because what remains of the existing wellhead would not be able to contain the pressure.
Leaders of the world’s biggest economies agreed on Sunday on
a timetable for cutting their deficits and halting the growth
of their public debt, despite the Obama administration’s
concern that reducing spending too quickly might set back the
fragile global recovery.
The Group of 20 countries ended a two-day summit meeting here
by endorsing a goal of cutting government deficits in half by 2013 and stabilizing the ratio of public debt to gross domestic product by 2016. Canada’s prime minister, Stephen Harper, had proposed the targets and received the backing of several European leaders.
Pollution Threat Advisory For The Gulf of Mexico (June 27/28, 2010)
The Danger Is Now Widespread – Impact Is Unknown Under A Regime Of Widespread Propaganda-Press Blackout
CRITICAL ALERT: CDC has issued warnings for all people in the Gulf region to avoid breathing air polluted with toxic fumes….if you can smell it, its toxic, and your best course of action is to leave.
Air mass flow into the Gulf has been dominated by aggressive flow from the south as a result of Tropical Storm Alex during the last 48 hours. British Petroleum’s polluted air mass has passed vigorously northward into Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, and northern Florida. This rapid flow continues and likely will persist into Monday. Polluted air likely now can be found as far north as the Great Lakes area.
All people in the southern and central U.S. should be highly alert to potential toxic pollution. PRIME IMPERATIVE: If you can smell it, you are in toxic overload. YOU SHOULD LEAVE THE AREA. Denial that it is a problem is literally crazy. Please send any details of pollution reports to ecb @ michaelmandeville dot com
Air Mass Flow – into and around the Gulf can be seen at:
(caution: surface air sometimes moves in directions at great variance to the direction of movement of the clouds, always check this information with local ground sources).
This video is an update with more proof of what fell during the Thunderstorm today June 26, 2010 about 3:20 pm Eastern Time
This video is raw un-edited video of something in the RAIN (oil or chemical) during a Thunderstorm in Upstate South Carolina. Interesting and Real Pollution!
Does anyone have an explanation? Could this be caused from the Chemicals and or Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico?
This video is an update with more proof of what fell during the Thunderstorm today June 26, 2010 about 3:20 pm Eastern Time.
We’re in a ‘trade-down’ environment for the first time since the 1930s,” says Kenneth Rosen, chairman of the Fisher Center for Real Estate and Urban Economics at the University of California, Berkeley (High-End Homes Frozen Out of Budding Housing Rebound. 8/3/09. WSJ.).
High-salary white-collar workers are not immune to job loss. Investment banking bonuses may have changed from cash to stock that must be held for several years. Wealthier homeowners may have a pay-option or interest-only loan which is underwater and whose liberal terms are not available in a refinance even if there was equity in the house (Jumbo Mortgage Delinquencies Soar as High-End Home Inventory Builds. 1/13/10. Daily Finance.)
JP Morgan reported rising inventory for-sale over $750,000 at the beginning of the year and projected recovery is not in the cards this year and not in the cards next year but only in the year after that (2012). They also predict peak-to-trough declines greater than 60% in the high end. They estimated damage in a market-wide assessment at 40%.
Many wealthy property owners operated under the assumption that high-end properties do better at holding their value or never lose value, but there’s good reason to believe the opposite is true, and I will tackle that subject in a later post.
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To summarize, serious jumbo mortgage delinquencies are 50 percent higher than the overall market. The number of distressed sales in that category has tripled in the last year in the Chicago area; and that trend toward distress is probably true far and wide. It has to be given what we know of the mortgage-delinquency trend. Thirty percent of all foreclosures are top-tier properties and that is a doubling of the rate when compared to three years ago. Our current zeitgeist is a trade-down environment with low-ball appraisals. Government subsidies do not cover most mortgages in expensive-property markets. And values are projected to fall 60 percent for expensive properties from peak to broken-bubble bottom.
One other thing Mrs. Lincoln: Do you think you will come and see this play again?
Desperate attempt to repay debts also driven by inability to find funds to develop infrastructure on islands
Greece is raising cash by selling off an area of state-owned land on Mykonos for luxury tourism. Photograph: Getty Images
There’s little that shouts “seriously rich” as much as a little island in the sun to call your own. For Sir Richard Branson it is Neckar in the Caribbean, the billionaire Barclay brothers prefer Brecqhou in the Channel Islands, while Aristotle Onassis married Jackie Kennedy on Skorpios, his Greek hideway.
Now Greece is making it easier for the rich and famous to fulfill their dreams by preparing to sell, or offering long-term leases on, some of its 6,000 sunkissed islands in a desperate attempt to repay its mountainous debts.
The Guardian has learned that an area in Mykonos, one of Greece’s top tourist destinations, is one of the sites for sale. The area is one-third owned by the government, which is looking for a buyer willing to inject capital and develop a luxury tourism complex, according to a source close to the negotiations.
Potential investors also looking at property on the island of Rhodes, are mostly Russian and Chinese. Investors in both countries are looking for a little bit of the Mediterranean as holiday destinations for their increasingly affluent populations. Roman Abramovich, the billionaire owner of Chelsea football club, is among those understood to be interested, although a spokesman denied he was about to invest.
Greece has embarked on the desperate measures after being pushed into a €110bn (£90bn) bailout by the EU and the IMF last month, following a decade of overspending and after jittery investors raised borrowing costs to unbearable levels.
Potential splits are emerging between world leaders on some of the key agenda items for the G8 and G20 summits, which get under way in Toronto today. Barack Obama, David Cameron and other world leaders have been setting out their stances on the following issues.
Recovery
Obama: Last week Obama wrote to fellow leaders warning that drastic cuts to public spending could jeopardise the tentative global recovery and risked a 1930s-style depression. “We must learn from the consequential mistakes of the past when stimulus was too quickly withdrawn and resulted in renewed economic hardships and recession,” he wrote.
Cameron: As one of Europe’s main deficit hawks, the prime minister regards cutting spending as central to the global recovery. In an article today for Canada’s Globe and Mailhe praised the hosts of the summits for a “tough and successful programme of spending cuts to get your debt down and economy back on track” in the 1990s.
Others: The German chancellor, Angela Merkel, hit back at Obama’s warning by vowing to push ahead with public sector spending cuts and claiming that global economic recovery can be maintained without stimulus programmes. The Canadian prime minister, Stephen Harper, urged the summit to agree concrete deficit-reduction goals as a way of restoring investor confidence following the Greek debt crisis.
The lid came off the oil spill Wednesday, dumping hundreds of thousands of additional gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico.
An unmanned remote-operated submarine apparently bumped closed a vent on the collection cap Wednesday morning, leading BP PLC to pull off the cap and the mile-long collection tube stretching to the surface.
U.S. Coast GuardAdm. Thad Allen said it was necessary to check the equipment for frozen methane crystals after operators aboard the Discoverer Enterprise found gas coming up a line that carried hot water down to the cap around 8:45 a.m. Wednesday.
The water is supposed to prevent frozen methane from clogging the oil collection tube.
Crews began lowering the cap back into place Wednesday evening. BP spokesman John Curry said there was no good estimate of how long it would take to replace the cap and go back through the process of closing vents.
Greece is raising cash by selling off an area of state-owned land on Mykonos for luxury tourism. Photograph: Getty Images
