Gulf Oil Cover Up: Underneath Gaping Chasm of Gulf Floor is a Mt Everest Sized Cavern

American Pendulum ^ | June 14, 2010 | F. William Engdahl

[fightinJAG]

The Obama Administration and senior BP officials are frantically working not to stop the world’s worst oil disaster, but to hide the true extent of the actual ecological catastrophe. Senior researchers tell us that the BP drilling hit one of the oil migration channels and that the leakage could continue for years unless decisive steps are undertaken, something that seems far from the present strategy. [Click Photo to Enlarge]

In a recent discussion, Vladimir Kutcherov, Professor at the Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden and the Russian State University of Oil and Gas, predicted that the present oil spill flooding the Gulf Coast shores of the United States “could go on for years and years … many years.” [1]

According to Kutcherov, a leading specialist in the theory of abiogenic deep origin of petroleum, “What BP drilled into was what we call a ‘migration channel,’ a deep fault on which hydrocarbons generated in the depth of our planet migrate to the crust and are accumulated in rocks, something like Ghawar in Saudi Arabia.”[2] Ghawar, the world’s most prolific oilfield has been producing millions of barrels daily for almost 70 years with no end in sight. According to the abiotic science, Ghawar like all elephant and giant oil and gas deposits all over the world, is located on a migration channel similar to that in the oil-rich Gulf of Mexico.

As I wrote at the time of the January 2010 Haiti earthquake disaster,[3] Haiti had been identified as having potentially huge hydrocasrbon reserves, as has neighboring Cuba. Kutcherov estimates that the entire Gulf of Mexico is one of the planet’s most abundant accessible locations to extract oil and gas, at least before the Deepwater Horizon event this April.

[CobraJet]

Wait. I thought we were running out of oil??

[PetroniusMaximus]

“The second angel poured out his bowl into the sea, and it became like the blood of a corpse, and every living thing died that was in the sea.”

- Revelation 16:3

[Dallas59]

No mass protests, no millions on the streets in Europe....

[Spirochete]

The ocean crust isn’t thick enough. The formation is over 2 miles beneath the sea floor, such a cavern would extend down into the mantle.

[musicman]

"In a recent discussion, Vladimir Kutcherov, Professor at the Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden and the Russian State University of Oil and Gas, predicted that the present oil spill flooding the Gulf Coast shores of the United States “could go on for years and years … many years.” "

[Nervous Tick]

>> Wait. I thought we were running out of oil??

Yeah, peak oil and all that, right?

The good news is, it appears as though we’re nowhere near running out of bullshit. Maybe we should consider that as an alternative fuel. :-)

[shibumi]

I made the mistake of posting my belief in abiotic oil a couple of years ago here on FR, and was roundly booed, laughed at and told to go to my corner by the “scientific” types and PhDs from the University Advanced Shop Class.

Now these same people are at a complete loss to explain how the enormous reserves of oil world wide were made from plant and dinosaur detritus.

Under these circumstances I take absolutely no pleasure in saying “I told you so.” But the fact is, we are now confronted by the fact that the world is literally swimming in oil.

[elpadre]

don’t cap it, find a way to use it

[nathanbedford]

According to this article, Dick Cheney and Barak Obama have the same interests in engaging in parallel conspiracies, Cheney with Halliburton, Obama with BP. Also involved in conspiracy besides the aforenamed parties are virtually every environmental group, probably the Army Corps of Engineers, the whole of the petroleum industry to maintain the myth of peak oil and the list goes on.

Apparently everybody is involved in this conspiracy except Accim of the razor fame.

[6ppc]

The good news is, it appears as though we’re nowhere near running out of bullshit.

I'm really tempted to snag that as a new tag line!

[sodpoodle]

Dagnabbit!!!

I always thought it was strange how so many creatures could die all at once and decompose in a great big heap;)

Thank you for sharing your knowlege - I love that stuff -only wish I had spent more hours studying science and less time listening to Elvis.

[treetopsandroofs]

I had the exact same experience, and it wasn’t even a belief, just a couple of articles I dug up that asserted old tapped oil wells were inexplicably producing again after 40 years or so. God help us, everyone.

[jnsun]

The ocean crust isn’t thick enough. The formation is over 2 miles beneath the sea floor, such a cavern would extend down into the mantle.

That's always been my take also - the ocean basins are basalt and the channel/cavern thesis doesn't compute. But then again there's a hell of a lot of oil coming from way down there, there is indeed a lot of outrageous pressure, and my wife says I've been wrong before.

[hennie pennie]

*ping*

[gulfcoast6]

I live on the gulf coast, want to see how this oil spill has taken hold on our way of life, visit the early morning coffee drinker at the various hangouts. Conversations are 100% are about the spill and —the non acting president.

[Broker]

http://bp.concerts.com/gom/kwellsreliefwells062710.htm

[IamConservative]

Any thoughts on the seal pictured here between zero and Medevedev? Photoshopped or real? Seems to say Politician in Chief Obama.

[deport]

F. William Engdahl is the author of A Century of War: Anglo-American Oil Politics and the New World Order

[ThePatriotsFlag]

“IF” this guy is right, the problem we’ve got is too much oil under the Gulf! And did you know, our country is the only one in the world that ONLY COUNTS reserves where there is activity ... not PENDING reserves. So if we are not drilling in an area, but there is oil there, then that area’s oil quantity is NOT put into the amount of available oil in the USA.