I saw this via Infowars, Marguerite Cravatt is a Gulf native who captured a very interesting incident involving an ambulance and a Gulf Shores police officer. I heard Lindsey Williams, author of The Energy Non-Crisis, say that his sources tell him that this well is under at least 20,000 psi. A normal well is under an average of 1500 psi, to give you a reference. He also says that volatile gases are coming out along with the oil. Chemicals like Hydrogen Sulfide, Benzene, and other VOCs.
Notice all those little white tents with BPers wearing all white, sitting under the little white tents. What are they doing...sifting the sand?
ReplyDeleteMs. Cravatt did an outstanding job with her investigative report.
What do the orange shirts signify? Is there anything printed on them to give us a clue as to who they are? It seems like between the orange flags flying and the orange buckets and shirts, there's a lot of color coordination going on. It's like a sci fi movie.
ReplyDeleteWhy is the hood up on this ambulance - tore up? Is that why the second ambulance rode up? At 3:47, there's a trailer in the shot with writing on the side, but you can't make it out.
I wish I had half this woman's moxy!