I look at BP’s cheery full-page ad on page 8-A of Key West citizen. The cheery ad about what a great claims payer BP is.
 
Then, I look at the distressing article on page 7-A, reporting the difficulty, frustration, terror and mounting rage Gulf coast people in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida are experiencing in their attempts to get BP to pay their claims.
 
Then, I look at the front-page article about all the law suits out of the Keys that already have been filed against BP by people who do not trust BP to honor their claims, despite BP’s promise that people who have claims filed by BP do not waive their rights to sue BP later on.
 
Then, I wonder what in the hell Key West Citizen is doing, letting BP keep running it truly offensive full-page ads every day of the week, when the cost of those ads could be used to pay claims of Keys people against BP?
 
Then, I wonder why Key West Citizen has not slammed BP for spending all of that money running full-page ads, insted of paying claims pronto?
 
Then, I wonder why Key West Citizen has not published an Editorial demanding that BP not pay dividends to its stockholders this year; an Editorial demanding that BP escrow all of what would have been paid in dividends for claims and environmental clean up and restoration? After all, BP’s first duty is not to his stockholders, but to the people and planet is has ravaged.
 
Then, I wonder why every newspaper in American is not screaming for the same thing?
 
Then, I wonder why President Obama, who wants to kick ass, has not seized all of BP’s American assets, as collateral for the payment of claims and environmental clean up and restoration?
 
Then, I wonder why President Obama has not already filed suit, on behalf of America, against BP in England and in the World Court at Hague, Netherlands, demanding an injunction against BP paying its dividend, and asking for unspecified damages caused by BP to America?
 
Then I remember this that I read online yesterday:

I’m going to hazard a few predictions here. I hope I’m wrong. If I am you can crucify me later.
 
Neither BP nor anyone else has any workable idea how to stop the leak. If they did it would have been stopped by now.
 
The leak will continue to flow into the ocean for the foreseeable future, until the reservoir pressure drops to lower than the pressure of the weight of the ocean pressing down on it.
 
At some point perhaps the seabed will collapse into an emptying reservoir and there will be seabed earthquakes? And maybe tsunamis?
 
BP will not be “shoved aside”. The government will not take over the management of the disaster response. Neither BP nor any of its management will face any substantive sanctions or criminal charges for this. Nor will BP be “debarred” from government contracts by the EPA.
 
For a very simple and obvious reason.
 
The government has the largest military in the world to supply and operate, and the government has two military occupations in progress to run.

 
BP has been one of the biggest suppliers of fuel to the Pentagon in recent years, with much of its oil going to U.S. military operations in the Mideast. (It sold $2.2 billion in oil to the Pentagon last year, making it No. 1 among all the oil companies in sales to the military, according to the latest figures from the Defense Energy Support Center.)

Over two weeks later US Senator Nelson [Florida, former astronaut] confirms Multiple Leaks from the Sea Floor Surrounding the Oil Rig 06/07/1020

Oil and gas are leaking from the seabed surrounding the BP Macondo well in the Gulf of Mexico, Senator Bill Nelson of Florida told Andrea Mitchell today on MSNBC. Nelson, one of the most informed and diligent Congressmen on the BP gulf oil spill issue, has received reports of leaks in the well, located in the Mississippi Canyon sector. This is potentially huge and devastating news.

If Nelson is correct in that assertion, and he is smart enough to not make such assertions lightly, so I think they must be taken at face value, it means the well casing and well bore are compromised and the gig is up on containment pending a completely effective attempt to seal the well from the bottom via successful “relief wells”. In fact, I have confirmed with Senator Nelson’s office that they are fully aware of the breaking news and significance of what the Senator said to Andrea Mitchell.

Furthermore, contrary to the happy talk propounded by BP, the Obama Administration and the press, the likely success of the “relief well” effort on the first try in August is nowhere near a certainty; and certainly nowhere near the certainty it is being painted as.

 A series of explosions appears to have collapsed the seafloor and blown up the BOP at the well head. Oil and gas are billowing out of a depression in the seafloor where the BOP used to be at an exponentially greater rate than anything seen before.

Could This Be The Start Of The Following Extinction Event Posted to Slashdot?

Here’s a listing of several scientific and economic guides for estimating the volume of flow of the leak in the Gulf of Mexico erupting at a rate of somewhere around 1 million barrels per day. A new video released shows the largest hole spewing oil and natural gas from an aperture 5 feet in diameter at a rate of approximately 4 barrels per second. The oil coming up through 5,000 feet of pressurized salt water acts like a fractionating column. What you see on the surface is just around 20% of what is actually underneath the approximate 9,000 square miles of slick on the surface. The natural gas doesn’t bubble to the top but gets suspended in the water, depleting the oxygen from the water. BP would not have been celebrating with execs on the rig just prior to the explosion if it had not been capable producing at least 500,000 barrels per day — under control. If the rock gave way due to the out-of-control gushing (or due to a nuke being detonated to contain the leak), it could become a Yellowstone Caldera type event, except from below a mile of sea, with a 1/4-mile opening, with up to 150,000 psi of oil and natural gas behind it, from a reserve nearly as large as the Gulf of Mexico containing trillions of barrels of oil. That would be an Earth extinction event.

Gulf Oil Spill Sea Floor Collapse and Seabed Leaks May Prevent BP From Capping Well.

Last night Countdown Keith Olberman said their is evidence now that an underground blowout may be happening, oil seeping out of BP’s leaking well through the ocean floor.

Could this be one of many possible leaks on the floor of the Gulf of Mexico?

Olbermann reports that BP discovered during the topkill procedure BP discovered the well was broken beneath the subsurface and the mud being shot into the well was making it out to the side and into the rock surrounding the well.

Rob Cavner, an oil industry expert, called directly on BP to be transparent about the explosions that caused top-kill to fall and address the internet rumors of the massive subsurface leaks caused by an underground blowout.

During Top Kill Mud shoots from under the BOP indicating a separate leak may becoming from the seafloor

The ultimate solution that BP has been touting almost since the disaster began has been “relief wells.”

BP Gulf oil spill 72 Hour Uncertainty Trajectory 6/08/2010

Gulf Oil Spill Over Pittsburgh PA

Gulf Oil Spill Over Sacramento California

Gulf Oil Spill Over Great Britain

Gulf Oil Spill Over Paris France

BP Gulf Oil Spill Over Rome Italy

Compare your city or country to the size of the BP Gulf oil spill.

On May 26th, Simmons referred to this again on a second appearance on MSNBC:

And he referred to it again on Bloomberg on May 28th:

And again on MSNBC yesterday:

Further Reading:

Then, I think maybe the courts of Britain and the World Court might like to see these photos and read these rants as part of their decision to entertain President Obama’s lawsuits to sequester ALL OF BP’S ASSETS, since ALL OF BP’S ASSETS are going to be needed to  reimburse America, Cuba, the Bahamas, Ireland, Great Britain, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, France, Spain and northwest African countries, and clean up and restore their coastal environments.

Then, I think maybe Scotland Yard and Interpol might view BP’s activities in the Gulf of Mexico before Deepwater Horizon blew up as a criminal matter, and the use of dispersants at the seabed as an attempt to cover up the crime.

Already I’m wondering why come President Obama has not already gotten the US Attorney General to initiate criminal prosecution against BP and its management for all of the above, and for attempted, if not actual, assassination of the entire planet?

El Presidente said he wanted to kick asses. Well, let’s see if he really meant it.

Meanwhile, he already is being tried in the High Court, for getting into bed with Big Oil.

Sloan Bashinsky