Almost Every Worker from Exxon Valdez Oil Spill is Now Dead

the gulf spill is the NWO's way of population control...

8.741 gallons of Ethanol-containing gasoline has evaporated from my gas tank in less than 3 days. Wait, deduct 1/2 mile back from the station then 3 1/2 miles to WalMart & back this morning, plus 2 miles to a station selling non-Ethanol gasoline. 6 miles, OK, so deduct the .741 as my old Maverick is a 15 mpg gas hog.

6-8 gallons of gasoline evaporated straight out into the AIR, approx. $16.50 of MY MONEY because you stupid idiots wanted CORN-A-HOL that evaporates many times faster than real gasoline.

So I have to ask if EVERY TIME that ignorant Ethanol changes hands from farm to truck, truck to fuel farm tanks, tanks to service stations, stations pumped to cars, and then evaporating out of the car's GAS TANK, then where PRAY TELL is the Savings?

All that airborne high-octane poison ethanol vapor evaporating out into our breathing space air what the hell were you industrialists thinking? Do you also own the nation's HOSPITALS and man the major insurance companies' board of directors? Are you quadruple dipping sitting on multiple boards of directors?

Part of the evaporation may have been my fault from having an old gas cap where the rubber seal had gotten stiff & cracked but was that enough of an issue to cost me over SIXTEEN DOLLARS OF ETHANOL JUST SITTING THE BETTER PART OF TWO DAYS?!

This is crap people. Crap Crap Crap Crap. Multiply my loss across the board to how many trucks and cars? 50,000,000 is a nice conservative answer. 50 million vehicles evaporating away 2-3 gallons of gas PER TANK FULL. We're punching time clocks for nothing. Our hourly raises and annual Social Security increases haven't disappeared because of foreign terrorists => in America we promote from within.

Don't forget the arsenic. A scientific journal just published an article stating that there are radically abnormal levels of arsenic in the Gulf, which right there shuts down the fishing industry for I don't know how long. We can't eat fish loaded with arsenic.

A lot of people die in 20-30 years, especially if they're big fatties.

I'm a state environmental regulator, but to be honest I'm having a problem with this woman's comment. She made a powerful statement but failed to back it up with any data. If I'm correct there were probably hundreds if not thousands of people who worked cleaning up that spill. Where did she get their names? How did she determine they were all deceased? For those who are deceased, what did they die of? If 10% died of heart attacks, how did she determine that was the result of exposure to crude oil? Were any of these people killed in accidents? Were any of the illnesses inherited?

My concern here is credibility. This woman has inferred that everyone who worked on the Exxon Valdez spill is dead or dying because of exposure to chemicals associated with that spill. Given the near impossibility of showing a direct connection between most chemicals and chronic illness and death, her inference is fundamentally unprovable at our current level of medical technology.
This is not like Chernobyl where the connection between cancer and radiation exposure is well known.

If BP had the mind to, It would be very easy to discredit this woman's statement on several levels. Anti-environmentalists could then easily use her as an example of how crazy all the "tree-huggers" are.

I'm not saying this woman is absolutely wrong but there is no way at our current level of technology that she can prove her inference is fact.

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More here: http://current.com/groups/bp-catastrophe

WOW! Just incredible.

Stop complaining and start cleaning

Corporations are more important than people........just ask the supreme court!

Deregulate and let them dominate us more than they already do.

Here's an interesting story from Anderson Cooper from 1998 about the small towns around the Exxon Valdez spill: http://ac360.blogs.cnn.com/2008/08/04/19-years-later-exxon-valdez-oil-still-here...

Excerpt: "The minute we got out of the float plane we could smell the oil in the marsh in low tide. All it took was a shovel and you could find the oily residue mixed with sediment still on the beach, 19 years after the spill. People in Cordova say it’s a reminder of what happened here nearly 2 decades ago when their town was thriving. Now, they say, it just struggles to get by."

The conspiracy theory weirdos are all over the BP story spreading so much false information that it is hard to determine truth from fiction.

This particular story is totally bogus.

Just like Chernobyl.
Most workers from the Chernobyl Meltdown only lived ten years after being exposed to the intense radiation.
I wonder how the Bp oil spill will unfold.

Cleanup workers should be wearing protective clothing and respirators, they would not die off in adecade if BP required it, but BP wants everyone to think crude oil is not toxic. SB420 no one has to die to clean this up, yours was a remark you should rethink

Somebody's gotta clean this shit up. Everything comes at a cost. This is sad news, and I can only express gratitude and sympathy for the cleanup crews down there.

i hate BP but... i am willing to die early knowing the spill is cleaned up...

The Gulf will become a toxic wasteland, and that is the sad truth!

Lots of blood flow through the lungs, + it's dark inside the body that favors mold & fungus growth. Lung and brain tissue, also breast tissue, are all soft tissue with high blood flow that favors cancer formation, all diseases. The mouth, nose and lungs are the disease portals into the human body.

First Contact.

I have been writing for weeks that crude oil is a toxic material that can kill you

Umm King tuts curse kinda legend thingy soundin to me.