Veritas Show now reports BP spraying Corexit by air over populated areas in the middle of the night!

Check out the James Fox intervier for 6-13-10. James fox witnessed airplanes in the middle of the night spraying toxic deispersant over populated areas:

veritasshow.blogspot.com...

[edit on 13-6-2010 by grom0007]

reply to post by grom0007


Okay , maybe you could be more specific , as I didn't find the story in your link .

Maybe you could link the url from the actual page the story is found on ?

Does anyone else find the name "core-exit" vaguely menacing in and of itself?

Couldn't they have come up with something a bit less dystopian-sci-fi-esque?

reply to post by okbmd


It's episode 81.1. Look for the Veritas Show Player on the right hand side. It is the June 13th radio interview. Interesting to hear that Wackenhut is the company controlling security at the gulf and planes are spraying at night, including over areas where
people are living on the waterfront.....

[edit on 13-6-2010 by manta78]

reply to post by silent thunder


core is another name for shiva the destroyer
i think in some varied places around the globe
korea and Ireland

reply to post by grom0007


Without even checking out your link, I would like to say that I was just speaking with a ship captain, he is staying at our hotel because of a sick family member, anyway he was telling me about planes are spraying corexit onto the water, all the way to shore. He is pissed about it. He said he was in the Navy as was his father, who was also a US ambassador, and he knows about corexit and was saying we shouldn't be using it, that the oil will go away, not anytime soon, but the earth has been handling oil leaks forever and it can clean itself, but introducing corexit to the ocean will also introduce it to the entire enviroment. He said a woman he knows who is his ship's nurse, also a phebotomist, was sent yesterday to a ship of BP workers, to draw blood and test to see if corexit is was is making them all sick. Suckers know it is.

Originally posted by manta78
Interesting to hear that Wackenhut is the company controlling security at the gulf

en.wikipedia.org...

some info on Wackenhut

Video -- BP Oil Leak - G4S Wackenhut Security Officers
Blocking Reporters Protest

Might explain this...



Here's video of them spraying over the gulf...



It's pretty disgusting/disturbing really, to imagine the kind of damage the oil and various toxic chemicals are doing to plants/animals as they're spread over such wide areas. Unforgivable.

Feel free to spread the mp3 file:

www.manticoregroup.com...

Or you can go to www.veritasshow.com... and click on the VERITAS RADIO PLAYER and choose episode 80.1

And for those who continue wondering what Corexit does to humans:

What that dispersant, Corexit does to humans :
www.valdezlink.com...

Corexit 9500 with ethylene oxide? * "As stated in MSDS, once it had
one, Corexit 9500 can cause central nervous system depression, nausea,
and unconsciousness ... liver, kidney damage, and red blood cell
hemolysis with repeated or prolonged exposure through inhalation or
ingestion according to the MSDS. The threat to human health via
exposure is characterized as 'MODERATE'." uspoly.com/dispersit
Corexit tested by VECO's NORCON union workers - volunteers.. .
even women (reproductive damage possible - men & women) *
"The Corexit 9500 * is the primary chemical stockpiled in Alaska.
Unfortunately there are still plans to use this."
www.answers.com...

n. The destruction or dissolution of red blood cells,
with subsequent release of hemoglobin.

hemolytic he'mo•lyt'ic (hē'mə-lĭt'ĭk) adj.

hemolysis (hĭmŏl'ĭsĭs), destruction of red blood cells in the
bloodstream. Although new red blood cells, or erythrocytes, are
continuously created and old ones destroyed, an excessive rate of
destruction sometimes occurs. The dead cells, in sufficiently large
numbers, overwhelm the organ that destroys them, the spleen, so that
serum pigments resulting from hemoglobin breakdown appear in the blood
serum. Jaundice is caused by overloading the liver with pigment.
Large-scale destruction of red blood cells, from any of a variety of
causes, results in anemia. Rh disease, or erythroblastosis fetalis, is
a hemolytic disease of newborns caused by an immune reaction between
fetal red blood cells and maternal antibodies to them. Some hemolytic
conditions, e.g., those in which red blood cells are fragile and
rupture easily, are treated by removal of the spleen to slow cell
breakdown or by administration of steroids. Autoimmune hemolytic
conditions result from splenomegaly. The spleen not only sequesters
red blood cells, but produces antibodies against the body's red blood
cells. This is a potentially lethal condition that occurs more often
in women than men.

Rupture of erythrocytes with release of hemoglobin.

In a transfusion reaction or in alloimmune hemolytic anemia antibody
mediated lysis of red blood cells involves triggering of the
complement cascade. Red blood cells also clump together. The
agglutinated cells become trapped in the smaller vessels or are
phagocytosed and eventually disintegrate.

Some microbes form substances called hemolysins that have the specific
action of destroying red blood cells; beta-hemolytic streptococci are
an example.

Intravenous administration of a hypotonic solution or plain distilled
water will cause the red cells to fill with fluid until their
membranes rupture and the cells are destroyed.

Wherever either in vitro or in vivo IgG or IgM antibodies are bound to
red blood cell antigens in the presence of complement, the complement
cascade is triggered the final products of which include enzymes that
result in holes being ‘punched’ in the wall of the red blood cell,
allowing hemoglobin to escape and which is observed as lysis.

Snake venoms and certain plant substances may cause hemolysis. A great
variety of chemical agents can lead to destruction of erythrocytes if
there is exposure to a sufficiently high concentration of the
substance. These chemical hemolytics include copper.

A disorder of the immune response in which antibodies are made to
‘self’ red blood cell antigens resulting in the lysis of the cells.
See also autoimmune hemolytic anemia.



[edit on 14-6-2010 by Exopolitico]

Originally posted by space cadet
reply to post by grom0007

 

"...and he knows about corexit and was saying we shouldn't be using it, that the oil will go away, not anytime soon, but the earth has been handling oil leaks forever and it can clean itself, but introducing corexit to the ocean will also introduce it to the entire enviroment.....

That man hit it the nail right on the head.

..and there are reports of this stuff being sprayed inland? That is ludicrous, if true.

But - after seeing THIS thread, I bet it is true.

Seems like the work of the eugenicists is in full swing. Think about it, lead and other toxins found in toothpaste, children's toys, dog food, baby formula, dramatic incline in chemtrail sightings, prescription drugs and nuclear waster contaminating drinking water, and now garbage and sewage, etc. etc.....

reply to post by grom0007


BP spraying Corexit by air over populated areas in the middle of the night!

How did he know it was Corexit in the dark of the night? Did he catch it out of the air and take samples back to a lab and have it tested?

Originally posted by silent thunder
Does anyone else find the name "core-exit" vaguely menacing in and of itself?

Couldn't they have come up with something a bit less dystopian-sci-fi-esque?

"corrects-it"

Probably assumed it was corexit since

A. The planes down there have been spraying it nonstop out in the gulf for weeks despite the EPA telling them to stop using it
B. They waited until the middle of the night to spray it over populated areas
C. When oil suddenly shows up in front of your beach house and a plane flies over and sprays something on it...its more logical to assume its a chemiical dispersant than a lost crop duster on a drunken midnight joyride.

What do you think?

Here's the interview with images. The images give it new meaning:





[edit on 15-6-2010 by Exopolitico]

What's with all these "radio shows" I've heard lately with the computerized text-to-voice hosts?

I might just be seeing a bunch from the same show, but still, what's the deal?

reply to post by alaskan


I was thinking the same thing. Thought I was listening to some kind of autonomatron.
Is this Mel Fabergas legit?
The man he interviewed seemed to be totally of his game. Really could've done without his interjecting wife