It Begins… First Oil Rig Relocates From Gulf to Foreign Waters

Gateway Pundit ^ | July 10, 2010 | Jim Hoft

[ex-Texan]

There is almost a total news blackout in the Gulf. Our lazy news media do not have a clue for the most part. Dumbed down dummies report to an ever dimmer public. 'Dancing With the Stars' mentality prevails. I'm glad I do not reside down there where toxic fumes from deep within the earth accumulate daily. Benzine and methane other toxic gasses. Cough, cough, LOL !

Video: Journalist Being Blocked From Reporting On Growing Health Crisis In Gulf

[opentalk]

U.S. Navy Evacuates Gulf of Mexico, On Route To Costa Rica.

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[LomanBill]

“And the Truth will [redacted]”

[Smokin' Joe]

I'm glad I do not reside down there where toxic fumes from deep within the earth accumulate daily. Benzine and methane other toxic gasses.

Well, without all the arm-waving and gum-flapping of the media, I reckon the breeze is a few knots shy at that. Better get 'em down there to blow all that offshore again...

[cookcounty]

MOST of the deep-water drilling IS NOT being done in the Gulf of Mexico. Brazil’s Petrobras, the world’s 3rd largest oil company, owns or controls 80% of the deepwater rigs. In the Tipa field, they are drilling at depths far greater than the 5,000 feet of the Deepwater Horizon.

Which is OK with so-called environmental groups and major Petrobras stakeholder George Soros.

[HoustonCurmudgeon]

CUT AND RUN? What the hell do YOU think we should do with a half a million dollar a day rig? Sit there with our thumbs up our a$$ while Washington decides what to do? Should we do this to keep people like YOU happy??