[cia-drugs] Re: HORRIFIC GULF MEXICO PICTURES
http://www.offshore-mag.com/index/article-display/3042570613/articles/of\ fshore/deepwater-horizon/2010/07/deepwater-horizon9.html Deepwater Horizon: Well integrity test holds key to next step Published: Jul 13, 2010 Offshore staff HOUSTON With completion of the capping stack installation on the Macondo well possible today, the ensuing well integrity test will lead to determination of the next step to be taken at BP's Gulf of Mexico spill site, according to Coast Guard Admiral Thad Allen, national incident commander. When the cap is installed, all production will be taken off the Q4000 and Helix Producer and go through the new cap. At that point, Allen said, a sequence of valve closures will shut off the flow of hydrocarbons into the water and will give a check on the actual flowing pressure of the well. If all goes according to plan, this could start as soon as this afternoon. The new cap is a form of small BOP and is designed to give control of the existing choke and kill lines in addition to choke and kill lines on the cap itself. Allen said the first step will be to close the main ram in the cap, check the pressure, then close the kill line and check the pressure again, and then begin to slowly close the choke line valve using an ROV while constantly monitoring the pressure. When all the valves are shut, pressure build up will be monitored for between six and 48 hours, depending upon the force encountered. The results of these pressure tests and the ability of the system to hold the sustained pressures will lead to determination of the next step. Allen said the ideal circumstance would be for the pressure to hold at 8,000 to 9,000 psi for as much as 48 hours. Then, the incident command and BP will have options regarding production of the hydrocarbons. In any case, the relief well drilling still is seen as the final answer to the flow. The first well, being drilled by the Development Driller III, is at 17,843 ft, within 60-70 ft of its target depth and less then 41/2 ft horizontally away from the wellbore. 07/13/2010 http://www.offshore-mag.com/index/article-display/4847542102/articles/of\ fshore/deepwater-horizon/2010/07/deepwater-horizon12.htmlDeepwater Horizon: Containment test extended another day Published: Jul 20, 2010 Offshore staff WASHINGTON, DC Admiral Thad Allen, national incident commander, has directed BP to extend for another 24 hours the testing of the containment cap at the Macondo well. He said that while the test response so far is good, the decision is to continue to check the pressure differential in the well looking for anomalies. As of Allen's press conference time, pressure on the cap was at 6,834 psi and continues rising 1-2 psi/hour. Also, temperature of the wellbore liquids has stabilized at 40º F, indicating that the fluids are consistent. There are some small leaks at the containment cap, but nothing indicating any problems with the wellhead integrity. During the 24-hour period, monitoring of the containment cap data as wells as the acoustic, sonar, and seismic data also being acquired will be analyzed. Over the same general time frame, Allen said, static kill plans using the relief well will be finalized based on available data. The response group also is considering methods to enable capture for analysis gas from any leaks found by monitoring the area around the well. http://www.google.com/search?q=akers+solutions+bp+cap http://www.rigzone.com/news/article.asp?a_id=79248 --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, muckblit muckb...@... wrote: Yeah. In general the Dems have been looking like placeholders for Reprobatans for many years. No amount of Bushy sign offs will buy off partisan politics and false flag ops that Jimmy Carter Obama. -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, Vigilius Haufniensis thehatefulnerd@ wrote: Seemed to me like they were trying to Jimmy Carter his ass. - Original Message - From: muckblit To: cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, July 16, 2010 10:39 PM Subject: [cia-drugs] Re: HORRIFIC GULF MEXICO PICTURES What companies installed this, sold it, manufactured it, and let's see that patent. Could have been done in first few days after an answer to a real president's 24 hour ultimatum to get it done in 3 or he would insert a pipe bomb 5000 feet into the hole and blow it up to seal the hole. http://www.legitgov.org/BP-says-cap-has-halted-oil-flow-Gulf-report-shar\ es-7 BP says cap has halted oil flow in Gulf: report; shares up 7% --U.S. shares of BP surged nearly 10% to $39.62 in recent activity. 15 Jul 2010 Oil has stopped leaking from the blown well in the Gulf of Mexico for the first time since April, The Associated Press reported Wednesday, citing BP PLC. Earlier in the day, BP said it started performing an integrity test on the well following the placement of a new containment cap on it over the weekend. The
[cia-drugs] With All This 'Security Intelligence' Power, ...
With All This 'Security Intelligence' Power, Why Are We So Dumb Easily Duped? National 'Security' Buildup / keeping U.S. safe? - video http://groups.yahoo.com/group/WhoDid911/message/3614 Senior EPA Analyst: Govt. Sock Puppets FOR BP The Cover Up http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BP_Oil_Disaster/message/404 ===// The Unwanted Sound of Everything We Want: A Book About Noise 10.05.08 video: http://www.c-spanvideo.org/program/293938-1start=5 http://tinyurl.com/25dt8zn Garret Keizer About the Program Mr. Keizer examines the willingness of people to legally fight to maintain the noise that is precious to them. He also examines sound-related environmental protection, like the banning of a concert near an Indian reservation. The event is in Manchester Center, Vermont. ;-)
[cia-drugs] Fwd: Paranoid Wall Street: Guns Loaded, Suitcases Packed, Jets Ready for Fast Getaway
Begin forwarded message: From: dasg...@aol.com Date: July 16, 2010 3:53:54 PM PDT To: ramille...@aol.com Cc: ema...@aol.com, j...@aol.com, jim6...@cwnet.com, christian.r...@gmail.com Subject: Paranoid Wall Street: Guns Loaded, Suitcases Packed, Jets Ready for Fast Getaway Wall Street Apocalypse: The World of the Doomsday Investors By BRUCE WATSON Daily Finance, July 4, 2010 http://www.dailyfinance.com/story/media/wall-street-apocalypse-finances-doom-and-gloom-crowd/19506748/ Predictions of the end of civilization are nothing new, but the direst prognosticators have, traditionally, existed on the fringes of society, where their dark visions can be comfortably attributed to an excess of libertarianism or a shortage of Prozac. In the last few years, however, something strange has happened. While there is no lack of survivalists stockpiling cat food and rifles, some of the direst thinkers are now working on Wall Street, where a combination of fear and foresight has many of the country's money men contemplating their escape routes. Patron Saint of Dire Predictions The patron saint of the Wall Street apocalypse society may be Barton Biggs. The leader of Traxis Partners, a multibillion-dollar hedge fund, Biggs has gained a reputation for his dire predictions, particularly those of his much-quoted 2008 analysis of World War II, Wealth, War and Wisdom. At the end of the book, Biggs offers his conclusions from his brief study of history, suggesting the likelihood of a future era in which People with wealth will face another time of cholera when the Four Horsemen will ride again and the barbarians unexpectedly will be at their gate. Biggs offers some interesting advice for hedging the apocalypse. In addition to prescribing a highly diversified portfolio heavily invested in equity instruments, Biggs also advises that his readers buy farms to which they can retreat when the hammer drops. The hedgie touts the joys of the natural life, noting that landowners seem to find considerable psychic satisfaction just from the knowledge of possession. There are few things as fulfilling as having drinking in the sunset and looking at your fields and cows. This bucolic perspective seems to owe more to Little House on the Prairie than to any actual experience on Biggs's part. Although the author briefly worked as a schoolteacher and a semiprofessional soccer player, his New York-Yale-Wall Street career track doesn't seem to have left much time for tilling fields and milking cows. Stock Essentials Like Food, Medicine, Wine... But this doesn't stop Biggs from telling his readers what they need to do in order to wait out the end of the world: Your safe haven ... should be well-stocked with seed, fertilizer, canned food, wine, medicine, clothes, etc. Think Swiss Family Robinson. He goes on to suggest that, when the post-apocalyptic hordes attack, the survivalist money man should shoot first and ask questions later: A few rounds over the approaching brigands' heads would probably be a compelling persuader that there are easier farms to pillage. Brigands tend to be cowards. It's amusing to contemplate Biggsland, where starving gangs of brigands can be frightened away by a shot from his boom stick and precious food space can be taken up with wine. For that matter, while it isn't hard to imagine Barton gazing upon his fields and cows, the image of the soft-palmed money man slopping out stalls or picking cabbage stretches the imagination. Ayn Rand and Jim Rogers In Biggs's dark suggestion that wealthy people build rural fortresses, he references another popular Wall Street touchstone: Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. Towards the end of the book, as frightened mobs become feral, one of the looters runs away: '[Chick Morrison] has a hideout all stocked for himself in Tennessee,' said Tinky Holloway reflectively, as if he, too, had taken a similar precaution and was now wondering whether the time had come. While Wall Street's objectivists don't see themselves as villains, many seem more than willing to follow the lessons of Rand's demonic bad guys. Biggs isn't the only one offering visions of impending economic apocalypse. Every so often, Jim Rogers repeats his prediction that America will be rocked by civil and social unrest within the next three to five years. Then again, Rogers has long since abandoned his homeland. In 2007, the famed investor sold his New York mansion and relocated to Singapore, stating that If you were smart in 1807 you moved to London, if you were smart in 1907 you moved to New York, if you were smart in 2007 you moved to Asia. However, if Rogers was hoping to escape an impending American meltdown, it seems that he may not have gone far enough away. After a visit to India, he wrote, India as we know it will not survive another 30 or 40 years. This of
[cia-drugs] Re: Fwd: Paranoid Wall Street: Guns Loaded, Suitcases Packed, Jets Ready for Fast Getaway
You can buy into a Chilean disaster utopian community with a golf course. Leaving the US is another notion that comes into play, to preserve capital and avoid taxation. If you like tornadoes and earthquakes. Israel is a security-based economy now, writes Naomi Klein, but such a utopia relies on capital infusion from the elsewhere. Security biz in the US domestically is another sure to be touted hedge, though. Lots of generators were sold for Y2K but no innovative tech. Rightwing thinkers are moribund; can't lead you out of a paper bag or make you a farmer. Where's their tech leap? Where's their social leap? If none, they're sacking the Titanic passengers one more time. -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, Robert Millegan ramille...@... wrote: Begin forwarded message: From: dasg...@... Date: July 16, 2010 3:53:54 PM PDT To: ramille...@... Cc: ema...@..., j...@..., jim6...@..., christian.r...@... Subject: Paranoid Wall Street: Guns Loaded, Suitcases Packed, Jets Ready for Fast Getaway Wall Street Apocalypse: The World of the Doomsday Investors By BRUCE WATSON Daily Finance, July 4, 2010 http://www.dailyfinance.com/story/media/wall-street-apocalypse-finances-\ doom-and-gloom-crowd/19506748/ Predictions of the end of civilization are nothing new, but the direst prognosticators have, traditionally, existed on the fringes of society, where their dark visions can be comfortably attributed to an excess of libertarianism or a shortage of Prozac. In the last few years, however, something strange has happened. While there is no lack of survivalists stockpiling cat food and rifles, some of the direst thinkers are now working on Wall Street, where a combination of fear and foresight has many of the country's money men contemplating their escape routes. Patron Saint of Dire Predictions The patron saint of the Wall Street apocalypse society may be Barton Biggs. The leader of Traxis Partners, a multibillion-dollar hedge fund, Biggs has gained a reputation for his dire predictions, particularly those of his much-quoted 2008 analysis of World War II, Wealth, War and Wisdom. At the end of the book, Biggs offers his conclusions from his brief study of history, suggesting the likelihood of a future era in which People with wealth will face another time of cholera when the Four Horsemen will ride again and the barbarians unexpectedly will be at their gate. Biggs offers some interesting advice for hedging the apocalypse. In addition to prescribing a highly diversified portfolio heavily invested in equity instruments, Biggs also advises that his readers buy farms to which they can retreat when the hammer drops. The hedgie touts the joys of the natural life, noting that landowners seem to find considerable psychic satisfaction just from the knowledge of possession. There are few things as fulfilling as having drinking in the sunset and looking at your fields and cows. This bucolic perspective seems to owe more to Little House on the Prairie than to any actual experience on Biggs's part. Although the author briefly worked as a schoolteacher and a semiprofessional soccer player, his New York-Yale-Wall Street career track doesn't seem to have left much time for tilling fields and milking cows. Stock Essentials Like Food, Medicine, Wine... But this doesn't stop Biggs from telling his readers what they need to do in order to wait out the end of the world: Your safe haven ... should be well-stocked with seed, fertilizer, canned food, wine, medicine, clothes, etc. Think Swiss Family Robinson. He goes on to suggest that, when the post-apocalyptic hordes attack, the survivalist money man should shoot first and ask questions later: A few rounds over the approaching brigands' heads would probably be a compelling persuader that there are easier farms to pillage. Brigands tend to be cowards. It's amusing to contemplate Biggsland, where starving gangs of brigands can be frightened away by a shot from his boom stick and precious food space can be taken up with wine. For that matter, while it isn't hard to imagine Barton gazing upon his fields and cows, the image of the soft-palmed money man slopping out stalls or picking cabbage stretches the imagination. Ayn Rand and Jim Rogers In Biggs's dark suggestion that wealthy people build rural fortresses, he references another popular Wall Street touchstone: Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. Towards the end of the book, as frightened mobs become feral, one of the looters runs away: '[Chick Morrison] has a hideout all stocked for himself in Tennessee,' said Tinky Holloway reflectively, as if he, too, had taken a similar precaution and was now wondering whether the time had come. While Wall Street's objectivists don't see themselves as villains, many seem more than willing to follow the lessons of Rand's demonic bad guys. Biggs isn't the only one offering visions of impending economic apocalypse. Every so often, Jim Rogers
[cia-drugs] Fw: It’s working -- confronting Tea Party r acism
The wicked ENDTIME - NOT the RIGHTEOUS! http://Zetaheaven.org:
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Subject: It’s working -- confronting Tea Party racism
To: Nathaniel X Vance broali...@yahoo.com
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Key Tea Party leaders remain silent on racism
Join us in forcing them to confront racism, or admit the Tea Party is a home
for it:
Dear Nathaniel,
Since Friday, more than 35,000 of you have demanded that Tea Party leadership
act after one of the movement's most prominent leaders, Mark Williams, attacked
the NAACP with a racist blog post and several offensive statements.1,2 Under
pressure on Sunday, the National Tea Party Federation sent a Black spokesperson
on TV to announce that it had cut ties with Williams, and his group, the Tea
Party Express.3
It's a step in the right direction, but it's clearly not enough. The Tea Party
leaders you'd actually recognize, people like Sarah Palin and Dick Armey, have
stayed silent or denied that any racism exists in their ranks.4 And there's
been no attempt to tackle the systemic problem of racism within the Party.
It's time for leadership to speak up.
If the Tea Party is serious about not being a home for racism there are two
things all its leaders and groups must do now:
Publicly make clear that Mark Williams and the bigotry he stands for aren't
welcome in the Tea Party movement
Adopt a clear policy stating that racist and bigoted rhetoric and imagery will
not be tolerated — by leaders, groups, or candidates — and will result in
expulsion from Tea Party organizations
You can help us force the hand of Tea Party leaders by calling on them to come
out of the shadows and speak up. They need to make a choice — get serious about
confronting the racism in their movement, or show, with their inaction, that
they welcome and rely on bigotry as a part of their movement.
Either way, we need you to make it happen. Please take a moment to add your
voice now, and then ask your friends and family do the same:
http://www.colorofchange.org/teaparties/?id=2288-147537
While it's important to acknowledge that one group, the Tea Party Federation,
met part of our demands on Sunday, the reality is that they did it in the most
cynical way possible. When they dropped Williams, they refused to acknowledge
the fact that Williams went unchallenged as a key leader after he called the
President an Indonesian Muslim turned welfare thug5 — or after one of many
other racist rants.6 They tried to downplay Williams' role in the movement and
maintained that there was no pattern of racism or bigotry in their movement.
How it started
On Tuesday of last week, the NAACP passed a resolution calling on the Tea Party
to denounce the racist elements within its ranks, a bold and important move.7
On Thursday, Mark Williams of the Tea Party Express (one of the movement's most
prominent leaders) responded by publishing a blog post full of nasty racist
stereotypes about Black people.8 On Friday, thousands of ColorOfChange members
took action to back up the NAACP and demand that Tea Party leaders expel
Williams, and what he represents, from their movement.9
On Sunday, the National Tea Party Federation (one of several national Tea Party
groups) banished Williams and the Tea Party Express, but they refused to take
responsibility for confronting this element of their movement, and have
continued to attack the NAACP for raising the issue in the first place.10
Meanwhile, the Tea Party Express is defending Williams, refusing to remove him
from their leadership, and attacking the Tea Party Federation as an
illegitimate group that doesn't really represent the Tea Party.11
For the Tea Party movement to show that it's serious about confronting the
racism within its ranks, prominent Tea Party leaders need to denounce Williams
and the bigotry he represents, and they need to make themselves publicly
accountable for purging racism from their movement.
It's time to give the Tea Party a choice — speak up and act, or make clear that
the Tea Party is a home for racists and racism. You can help make that happen.
Please add your voice and ask your friends and family to do the same:
http://www.colorofchange.org/teaparties/?id=2288-147537
Thanks and Peace,
-- James, Gabriel, William, Dani, Milton and the rest of the ColorOfChange.org
team
July 20th, 2010
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