Published: October 4th, 2012 at 3:28 pm ET
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Title: Oil sheen mysteriously appears off Louisiana’s Gulf Coast
Source: CNN
Author: AnneClaire Stapleton Contributing
Date: 2:57 PM EDT, Thu October 4, 2012
An oil sheen about four miles long has appeared in the Gulf of Mexico near the site of the worst oil spill in U.S. history, a Coast Guard spokesman said Thursday.
It was not immediately clear where the oil is coming from, said Petty Officer 3rd Class Ryan Tippets.
Coast Guardsmen went to the location after seeing the oil on a satellite image, Tippets said. The response team collected samples and sent them to the Coast Guard Marine Safety Lab in Connecticut for testing.
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Published: October 4th, 2012 at 3:28 pm ET
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2nd verse same at the first
Mark
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yup.
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Have to agree with you markww..Never ending problem..How far and what depths did it/is really going.
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THIS: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AB303VT9WZg
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http://arcanumdeepsecrets.files.wordpress.com/2010/07/deepwaterrig.jpg
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From May, 2012
http://youtu.be/NXcvBLKv4KM
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Doomsday: How BP Gulf Disaster May Have Triggered a 'World-Killing' Event IE: Methane Hydrate
http://salem-news.com/articles/july112010/doomsday-methane-ta.php
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Been over 6 months since that report. Guess nothing to see here.
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This is how big the Methane ice cap is under the Gulf
during the BP DISASTER Cracks and bulges
Methane is now streaming through the porous, rocky seabed at an accelerated rate and gushing from the borehole of the first relief well. The EPA is on record that Rig #1 is releasing methane, benzene, hydrogen sulfide and other toxic gases. Workers there now wear advanced protection including state-of-the-art, military-issued gas masks.
Reports, filtering through from oceanologists and salvage workers in the region, state that the upper level strata of the ocean floor is succumbing to greater and greater pressure. That pressure is causing a huge expanse of the seabed-estimated by some as spreading over thousands of square miles surrounding the BP wellhead-to bulge. Some claim the seabed in the region has risen an astounding 30 feet.
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Mark W. – Keep up the excellent work. You find and report some damned interesting stuff. I always look forward to reading your posts. Thanks for the good work.
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agreed StPaulScout. Mark is a good guy and I admire his tenacity…
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Back to the NORM and TENORM facts:
Is BP’s Gulf Oil Radioactive?
http://www.espbotanicals.com/environmentalpoison/corp-govt/is-bps-gulf-oil-radioactive/
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Holy ship! Everywhere we look there is another mega contamination brewing and boiling. I never gave the whole 2012 thing any serious thinking, but you just have to consider the ramifications and combinations of these out of control industrial issues, and 2012 seems rather possible.
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"An oil sheen" You do mean an oil slick. I love how they choose words like 'sheen', they seem to think it sounds better. Why don't they just say, "A beautifull lacy, delicate, angel-wing like display of God's loving handiwork is floating in the golf. Bring your children down and dip them in, long life and riches are assured to all that do."…..
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I thought the only Sheen to pay attention to was Martin…
… His brother Charlie is a wasted mess.
Oh… slick.
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LOL, I thought Charlie was the grandfather of Martin!
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To tell the truth, I believe there is a difference between an oil slick and an oil sheen. When I watched the Macondo oil blowout unfold I believe they had definitions for the two. I can't seem to find a reference or the definition.
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