Re: Fwd: Kaminski: They're still lying about oil disaster

On 18 July, 15:13, "*_//!!_//!!*" <harp...@googlemail.com> wrote:

On 18 July, 12:21, "Sir Arthur C.B.E. Wholeflaffers A.S.A."





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On Jul 17, 1:01�pm, John Kaminski <pseudosky...@gmail.com> wrote:

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From: John Kaminski <pseudosky...@gmail.com>
Date: Jul 17, 2010 2:16 PM
Subject: Kaminski: They're still lying about oil disaster
To: Rod Remelin <rreme...@dcwisp.net>

Theyre still lying
�about oil disaster

�Oil expert Simmons insists
�20 million people are
�entrapped in harms way

�By John Kaminski
�pseudosky...@gmail.com
�http://johnkaminski.info/

�Oil industry insider Matt Simmons blew the whistle on the made-for-TV
�capping of the so-called oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico Thursday, July
�15, during an interview on KPFK radio, the NPR station in Los Angeles.

�Simmons, former energy adviser to the second President Bush, explained
�that according to his reading of the data from NOAA, the National
�Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, capping of the so-called riser
�and the subsequent announcement by U.S. President Obama was the
�biggest con job weve ever seen.

�Simmons, creator of an investment bank catering to oil companies, told
�radio host Ian Masters that the real problem continuing to gush oil
�into the Gulf was not the 6-inch riser that apparently has been
�capped amid much TV hoopla, but that an open hole or cauldron perhaps
�up to 10 miles distant from where British Petroleums cameras are
�focused which continues to spew 120,000 BARRELS per day, and that BPs
�much publicized effort to drill relief wells in what the company says
�is an effort to stop the flow of oil is nothing but a cynical
�publicity stunt.


Correction BP, not British Petroleum.  BP hasn't been called
British Petroleum since the nineties.

Since then the Anglo-American Company is only known as BP.

So, don't give me that 'Cowardly Crapiola' of blaming the British
when it suits you!

And how did that Supposed "open hole or cauldron perhaps up
to 10 miles distance from where BP cameras are" come about,
eh?

Don't tell me, those PESKY 'British Petroleum' Ale-euns did it!

If there's a leakage to be detected by seismic & acoustic testing
which is currently being performed, it would be detected in close
proximity of the wellhead if the wellhead has been breached.

So far none has been detected and the PSI reading is slowly still
climbing...not falling which would indicate a breach, according to
Adm. Allen.

Get your facts straight!

*Hallelujah*

*Amen*