OIL Bubbling up from under the sand!

This video has just floored me and is so astounding in its implications I can not stand it. If it were not for the crabs digging down and dying from their efforts we may have not found out so fast. They are crabs yes, but they are also creating the oil trapped under the surface to come bubbling up.

Are they warning us of a future disaster from hurricanes? Maybe because it wouldnt take much of one to send all the underground oil to the marshes and land.

As they mention in the video if you were to simply fly over you would not see anything.

I think the man in the video shows alot of sensitivity and understanding but is also very deeply concerned at his findings and asks BP to begin testing the soil.

video.yahoo.com...

reply to post by antar


Funny ,.I havn't seen this on the local or CNN news..
I figure this will just go away.
To bad we have such a thirst for fuel..

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I hope this gets out, people need to be aware of the potential danger this poses.

I think of that news 5 video where the children are playing in the sand!

I wonder how far and wide this is?

Is there a lake of oil under the surface of the beaches? If so even a mild earth quake could spell disaster.

Also I wonder if we will begin to hear about oil soaked sink holes soon? The real problem is that the entire Gulf Coast sits on a fragile shelf anyway.

Also think about how far inland FEMA and DOD keep their employees. I wonder if they already know about the geological vulnerablity?

And I wonder just how much more is hidden under the sand, in the marshes and under the ocean surface. And BP says 75% of the oil is gone! Wonder if CNN will show this vid, I doubt it. Animals will get trapped in it, kids will come across it and least we forget it is mixed with dispersants!

reply to post by crazy daisy


I didn't mention the dispersants, but was thinking the same thing. Also where did all the methane, benzine and the other chemicals disperse to? I dont know this video was an eye opener, just when my heart wanted to believe that things "Could" go back to normal...

I really wish it were so but I still have a vacant feeling in my heart about all the oil and chemicals.

[edit on 5-8-2010 by antar]

Just had a second thought - remember the workers on the beach had rakes? Could it be that most of the oil on the beaches was raked over instead of being removed and this is the result? Any thoughts?

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AHHHH! God now your freaking me out! Sure why would they have not used shovels to do the clean up?

I mean, for revenues sake they would have wanted the beaches to look better but you would think it was like bringing a knife to a gun fight.

Also this will cause potential ground water contamination. It is like Mother Nature is trying to save her precious life blood by self transfusion, recycling the oil.

Well I guess this is just going to have to play out on its own, I doubt BP really wants to do anything but move on to blacker pastures.

I hope this gets out to the public in a big way. I know I am going to post it on my other sites. What a nightmare!

Corexit submerges about “70% of the crude” oil according to peer-reviewed studies; Likely much higher when applied sub-surface
August 5th, 2010 at 08:09 PM
Share 4retweetThe August 4 ‘Oil Budget’ released by the federal government states that only 26 percent of BP’s oil remains — and is on or just below the surface as light sheen/weathered balls, washed up on shore, or buried.

www.youtube.com.../u/0/Jf_CavKMK0E

If everything is hunky dory then why are the store shelves not going to be replenished? They know that there are reservoirs of contaminants still killing the ocean animals.

www.youtube.com.../u/0/Jf_CavKMK0E

[edit on 5-8-2010 by antar]

DN! Antonia Juhasz BP's Missing Oil Washes up in St. Mary's Parish, LA

Heres another video on this.

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/c2b0cfcffa1b.jpg[/atsimg]

Definitely raking - not shoveling - you can't pick up oil with a rake. Note the area in front of him is raked.

undoubtedly you folks had not seen the earlier thread
on ATS which showed a woman telling of how BP
was bringing in loads of dirt and covering it up
on the shoreline. There was a video on it as well
that was posted. This video would make perfect
sense when in conjunction with that other
video. I think it was posted on you tube.
I'll see if I can find it.

reply to post by Unity_99


Good find on the vid - maybe word will get out there. Talk about trying to pull the wool over our eyes!

S&F for this find! and yes they most likely did only cover quite a bit of the oil up as it is MUCH more expensive to haul it off. I hope the cost our brothers and sisters are paying in the gulf will buy some real action against the corporate monster that is ruining our world, our food and making us all into excess baggage to be lost in transit.
While not in the least suprised at this happening as I have seen it in Santa Barbara after a big spill, oil boiling up from under the sand when stepped on, I am completely appalled at the huge scope of this event and the very sensitive marshlands it is impacting. In both spills I have personally witnessed , Santa Barbara channel and the Exxon Valdez, neither impacted the vital marshland estuaries. As was mentioned a storm will spread this mess all over. I wonder if BP will deny it is from the failed well?
N.

Originally posted by crazydaisy
I hope this gets out to the public in a big way. I know I am going to post it on my other sites. What a nightmare!

I can't understand how people continue to trust the media when something like millions of gallons of 'dispersed' oil is called 'gone'. Shouldn't glen beck take the lead? He is the real maverick.

I hope the voters in the entire south take heed of this media play, come the next 'election', and vote out everyone and everybody. None of them have rescinded anything bush gave us, and obama only added to it. Where are the politicians now, in the affected area? What are your elected representatives doing now, at this precise moment, to go against the lies? Have they vanished as well? Where is the oil? It sunk, apparently. Why won't he media report this fact?

It is at the bottom of the food chain. Honestly, the media should be firebombed.

[edit on 6-8-2010 by davidmann]

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SMMFH @ THIS 1, and yet we gets all this stop causing the doom and gloom for trying to enlighten. Amazing find OP S&F good job.. And as others stated imagine what else lies hidden. I dont recall any bp env. reps saying any of this would happen? So.....

BP has people bulldozing sand at night over the beaches so people do not see the "cover up of the leaks". Just like on the rig when they were trying to "cover up the leaks". Do you get it, BP does not change, they just cover up the leaks, they do not correct it, they pollute with "Corexit". Those in power need to clean the environment properly, not just cover it up and hide it. That is how wrongdoing corrupt governments and corporations operate.