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

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

[GSWarrior]

Sometimes an accident is just an accident.

[PetroniusMaximus]

Indeed. Sometimes it is.

However, the “blood of a corpse” description is rather interesting in light of the current situation.

[elpadre]

would this have anything to do with the Mexican government's
propensity to do everything poorly??

[elpadre]

have the governors invite them down to the affected area

[GonzoGOP]

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

NO BLOOD FOR OIL, NO BLOOD FOR OIL.

My biggest fear is not that these are the end times, but that they aren't and we are actually going to have to fix all of the messes Obama and Co. have created.

[jerseygirl]

Just wait for the first hurricane of the season.

[danamco]

I think it was a question of the travel expense account, regardless Nancy spent a fortune taking a rat delegation to Copenhagen. She obviously would do her best to block “Pubbies” to see the disaster in GOM!!!

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks Ernest.

[SunkenCiv]

whoops! Thanks hennie pennie!

[Marine_Uncle]

Regarding the huge underground cavern. Where is the bull shit meter when we need it.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

It is a bit unbelievable that some here....well you know.

[goat granny]

I always thought we should clone a microbe that eats oil and sh*ts out gold...

[Wonder Warthog]

"it could burst. there is more than oil coming out from under the mantle. there are rocks plus sand that act as abrasives and the pressures of oil leak is tremendous."

The pressure of the reservoir (and thus of the oil leak) is known and was measured in-situ as 11,000 psi. Well within the design specs of the BOP and the rest of the well. The "100,000 psi" number quoted so frequently exists only in the imagination of some fear-mongers.

This measurement was made and recorded before the blowout, when the well was stabilized with "mud" in place. Of course, 11,000 psi is still plenty enough pressure to cause problems if the cementing operations were defective and unable to withstand that 11,000 psi stress once the "mud" was removed.

[goat granny]

LOL you are a bad boy (probably) and the voice of experience.....(I will now run and hide)

[stboz]

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.

But, God loves you.

[PetroniusMaximus]

“... and has a wonderful plan for your life.”

[Marine_Uncle]

I have had simliar thoughts E. Well I gotta hit the rack so that I can answer endless questions tomorrow as how to hopefully not burn one's house down when people who should not be involved in rewiring their homes and changing their breaker boxes etc., ask me questions, and of course get walkie talkie calls from other associates to run over to the light bulb aisle to help somehone who is standing in the aisle with some 150 feet length of light bulbs ask me....where are your light bulbs located.
One can become totally weary in such a scenario.

[Bryan24]

Mt Everest size cavern, huh?

A 10 BILLION barrell oil supply would only fill an cube 3900 feet high, wide and deep.

Last I checked, Mt Everest was 29,000 feet high and probably 25,000 feet across at the base.

[Jack Hydrazine]

Then how did all those hydrocarbons get on Saturn’s moon, Titan? Must have been a bunch of dinosaurs on it, too, right?

[Jack Hydrazine]

And try to get those same people to explain how all those dinosaurs got on Titan which is bathed in hydrocarbons.