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Gold/Mining/Energy : Big Dog's Boom Boom Room

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To: ChanceIs who wrote (134987)6/15/2010 12:40:36 PM
From: DebtBomb  Read Replies (2) of 206209
 
I think it's a cover-up.
Matt Simmons and other experts are saying, the amount of oil sitting in the gulf
water is so massive it's coming from another source than what they're showing us
on TV.
They hide everything and cover things up.
Something is very wrong in the GOM.
People are under-estimating the impacts of all of this in my opinion.
It can shut ALL gas and oil rigs down in the gulf, because they need clean water
to run their rig pumps.
And, the pollution from not only oil, gas, and methane, but from dispersants
BP is flooding the gulf water with is benzyne and causes cancer.
They could have to evacuate people 200 miles inland.
Let's look at a little history lesson:
In the roaring 20's people went nuts with debt and burning gasoline and running
tractors and farming. They destroyed the farmland in the plains with GREED.
(it's no different today with oil in my opinion. This deep water drilling is
playing with fire.)
In 1930 the droughts came and all farmland was toast.
The dust storms hit as far away as Manhatten and D.C..
When snow came it snowed black and red.
I hope people are wrong about all of this, but if history is any guide....DEBT and GREED
are going to demolish this place.
Like George Soros mentioned in ACT II, the world economy is “eerily” reminiscent of the 1930s.
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