As written by Deborah Dupre for examiner.com
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(snip) Ex-oilfield executive of 25 years, now human rights defender Ian Crane stated Friday during Voice America “In Discussion” radio program that the Gulf of Mexico operation was a planned population reduction event. During the program, key Gulf advocates disclosed that over 100,000 Gulf people are already plague victims, hundreds of millions more will be impacted, and BP has paid enormous sums of money to keep Gulf activists from having a voice nationally.
“BP has made sure that activists are not campaigning on a national level. They are keeping them local so the corporate world is not threatened,” Crane told show host, David Gibbons.
With capacity to apply forensic analysis to events that led to Deepwater Horizon's destruction on April 20, Crane identified the individual uhttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gifltimately responsible for what transpired in the Gulf, the man who must be required to answer deep and probing questions about his allegiances outside of BP. In a Bloomberg TV interview, this individual was described as a '32 year old punk' by Matthew Simmons a few days before found dead in his hot tub.
The Gulf operation exhibits each hallmark of a contrived event and "will have long-lasting and far-reaching impact on lives of up to hundreds of millions of people" according to Crane. He had stated the same in July and since then, has given numerous Gulf catastrophe lectures to Europeans who seem more keen to learn about the event than Americans. (Snip)
Continue reading here: http://www.examiner.com/human-rights-in-national/top-ex-oilfield-executive-gulf-operation-is-depopulation-event#ixzz1FwQgBjLB
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Showing posts with label gulf oil spill. Show all posts
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Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Friday, March 4, 2011
The Oil and Gas Industry’s 800-Pound Gorilla: RADIATION
Full article at: The Oil and Gas Industry’s 800-Pound Gorilla: RADIATION
March 1, 2011 8:08 am
An odd sort of perfect storm – involving a high-profile New York Times energy series, a quirky documentary that just missed the Oscar and federal BP-spill recovery plans – may finally address the 800-pound gorilla of our nation’s energy policy: RADIATION.
The NYT series launched Sunday (Feb. 27) with detailed accounts of radioactive wastewater, created by a Halliburton-developed extraction process called “fracking,” being dumped with impunity across the country. The article even included a “smoking gun” document, a “confidential industry study” from 1990 by none other than the American Petroleum Institute. The API’s secret study concluded that even with conservative assumptions, the radium in drilling wastewater dumped off the Louisiana coast posed “potentially significant risks” of cancer for anyone eating fish from those areas. I’m working on my own series of posts about this hazard in the Gulf of Mexico.
Full article at: The Oil and Gas Industry’s 800-Pound Gorilla: RADIATION
March 1, 2011 8:08 am
An odd sort of perfect storm – involving a high-profile New York Times energy series, a quirky documentary that just missed the Oscar and federal BP-spill recovery plans – may finally address the 800-pound gorilla of our nation’s energy policy: RADIATION.
The NYT series launched Sunday (Feb. 27) with detailed accounts of radioactive wastewater, created by a Halliburton-developed extraction process called “fracking,” being dumped with impunity across the country. The article even included a “smoking gun” document, a “confidential industry study” from 1990 by none other than the American Petroleum Institute. The API’s secret study concluded that even with conservative assumptions, the radium in drilling wastewater dumped off the Louisiana coast posed “potentially significant risks” of cancer for anyone eating fish from those areas. I’m working on my own series of posts about this hazard in the Gulf of Mexico.
Full article at: The Oil and Gas Industry’s 800-Pound Gorilla: RADIATION
LSU coastal scientist dies at 54
Advocate Capitol News Bureau
Published: Feb 19, 2011 - Page: 9A
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The LSU community is reeling after the sudden death Thursday of prominent LSU coastal scientist Gregory Stone.
Stone, who was quoted extensively in many publications internationally after last year’s BP oil leak, was the director of the renowned Wave-Current Information System.
Full article at: http://www.2theadvocate.com/news/latest/LSU-coastal-scientist-dies-at-54.html
Published: Feb 19, 2011 - Page: 9A
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Stone, who was quoted extensively in many publications internationally after last year’s BP oil leak, was the director of the renowned Wave-Current Information System.
Full article at: http://www.2theadvocate.com/news/latest/LSU-coastal-scientist-dies-at-54.html
Thursday, June 17, 2010
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