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Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
They have deliberately under reported the amount of oil, and the dangers of the chemicals being applied to the oil.
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
Sorry for my sarcasm but the Majority of ATS is really missing the boat on this one.
It seems ATS loves all the conspiracies but the real ones that are happening right now.
Originally posted by Sri Oracle
there was a thread started here that never made much ground about Dr. Makow being a disinfo agent:
Dr. Henry Makow, Disinfo Agent Par Excellence
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Originally posted by spy66
I dont know how many of you kids actually have a job. But by the looks of things, I dont think many of you have. At least not on a oil rig.
Originally posted by Sri Oracle
Originally posted by Rockpuck
I completely agree. But there is no evidence to suggest one boogy man family is behind it all..
Financial Institutions own roughly 40% of BP.
www.dailypaul.com...
Goldman Sachs sold 44% of its BP Stock, Three weeks before the Oil Rig disaster.
"Zionism is the tool of the bankers."
Originally posted by Rockpuck
I don't know if it was some grand scheme to spew oil into the Gulf for -- whatever apparent reason (I can think of none as far as doing it on purpose..)
The remediation players include large companies like Procter & Gamble (NYSEG); medium-cap companies like Ashland Inc. (NYSE:ASH), Eastman Chemical Co. (NYSE:EMN), Nalco Holding Co. (NYSE:NLC), and Clean Harbors, Inc. (NYSE:CLH); and small-caps Newpark Resources, Inc. (NYSE:NR) and Arch Chemicals, Inc. (NYSE:ARJ). There’s even a OTC stock, MOP Environmental (OTC:MOPN) that is likely to benefit from the clean-up.
it's good for business for a diverse collection of companies dedicated to this and other types of environmental efforts.
And there's also the fact that the oil spill has not stropped drilling in the Gulf; those two "relief wells" now being drilled also provide a new potential source of profit for the oil giant.
“Seafloor nuclear detonation[] is starting to sound surprisingly feasible and appropriate.”
“The owner of the oil rig that exploded in the Gulf of Mexico, killing 11 people and causing a giant slick, has made a $270m (£182m) profit from insurance payouts for the disaster.”
2) To make drilling in "protected" areas appear less dangerous than deep water drilling; thereby securing "additional" drill locations