May 16 2010

Neo-Con-Man Obama

When the neo-con-man Barack Obama opens millions of acres in the Gulf of Mexico and elsewhere for offshore drilling, he isn’t really an anti-environmental shit-head like George W. Bush.

He’s only appeasing “moderate Republicans,” who may vote for his ridiculously weak climate bill.

(Except they won’t.)

And when the neo-con-man Barack Obama intensifies our hopeless war in Afghanistan, he isn’t really a chicken-hawk mass-murderer like George W. Bush.

He’s only making peace by making more war, or withdrawing our brave soldiers from Afghanistan by sending in tens of thousands more of them, or some other self-contradictory bullshit!

And when the Harry-and-Louise-lovin’ con-man Obama takes single-payer off the table before debate about healthcare reform even begins, because it would be impossible to override a filibuster of single-payer, and Democrats would have to resort to passing single-payer by “reconciliation,” and then…

Obama and the Democrats pass their turd of a healthcare reform bill by “reconciliation” anyway…

Democrats aren’t really Republicans Lite who ran an anti-government shithead like George W. Bush for President.

Democrats are defenders of the people, and Obama is our hero!

And even though Obama’s main financial backer for the US Senate and Financial Director of his Presidential campaign is a multi-billionaire banker even crookeder than Kenny Lay…

Obama isn’t really a devious and corrupt corporate flunky like George W. Bush.

Obama is not what he is, and he is what he ain’t!

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  1. And meanwhile, in the Gulf of Mexico, estimates of how much oil the well that Obama/Salazar approved without an environmental review just keep getting worse, and even the Wall Street Journal is admitting that the spill may amount to 100,000,000 gallons in 90 days, before BP can stop it.

    But according to NPR’s experts, whose estimates converge around 70,000 barrels per day, or 2,800,000 gallons per day, 90 days of Deepwater Horizon will dump more 252,000,000 gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico, or about 25 times as much as the Exxon Valdez.

    • Edger on May 16, 2010 at 03:28
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    I’m afraid…

    Read this…

    Rising through 5000 feet of water, the oil is going through a process…call[ed] Fractioning. Literally the tremendous pressure and temperature [cause]…the oil and Natural Gas [to] change on their way up. The very light, easy-to-evaporate parts are all that is rising to the surface. The heavy oil isn’t even getting to the top…the chemicals added at the well head to disburse the oil, speed this process up. Because of this fractioning, what you see from the air on the surface of the water represents maybe just 20% of the volume of the various types of oil in that area.

    Furthermore:

    The numbers on the Transocean rig are for the drill pipe size. The inside hole of the drill pipe is 18 inches and the outside is 21. The platform numbers are for a 60.5 inch drill platform opening. This is what fits the outer casing. It is used to torque the casing down into the well. The platform is used at the turntable to torque the well drill pipe. I have seen lots of these wells. They are really 5 feet in diameter.

    And the last comment there…

    Think pressure, water pressure is like 2200 psi or something at 5000 feet and would devastate anything not surrounded by a monstrously thick steel hull at that depth. It pushes on ocean floors and walls with that same pressure with which it pushes on itself or anything displacing it at that depth. Therefore, if there was a structurally supported empty space, water would gush into it with amazing force. The force with which the oil is spewing out of a 21″ (I hope, oh holy crap I hope…) hole is absolutely mind-boggling and clearly dwarfing that of the water by many times. Without really having an idea of the scale, I know the bigger the pipe in the video physically is, the exponentially larger the pressure as we can clearly see the rate at which it is destroying through the water pressure like nothing is there. If that pipe is 21″ this is very very bad. If it is larger, it is incomprehensibly bad. This has the potential to be a game changer….

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