The Franklin Files

Franklin · Senior Member

RE: Nibiru, Planet X....2012 Updates....

Franklin · Senior Member

CNN - BP Containment Vessel on Fire Quote

BP: Ship Fire Halts Oil Capture in Gulf
BP says lightning strike and fire on ship halts containment of oil leaking from Gulf

BP says a fire believed caused by lightning has shut down a system capturing oil from a gushing well in the Gulf of Mexico.

BP PLC said the fire was spotted around 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday on a drill ship called the Discoverer Enterprise. The fire was quickly extinguished....

Franklin · Senior Member

Bp is testifying before Congress! Go look! Not on the MSM..CS1,or,CS2. If you want to see this circus here is the link!

http://www.c-span.org/Watch/C-SPAN3.aspx

Franklin · Senior Member

Rep. Anthony Weiner on C-Span3 said BP should not
be in charge in anything anymore due to their lack of
forthcoming information, inability to accomplish anything...why BP should be in charge of deciding who deserves payment....Rep. Weiner is very direct and said
BP is horrible in making decisions...BP is lacking complete credibility.

Rep. Joseph Cao, is also very good in his questions
and is getting nothing from BP...they don't want to
go on record saying anything.

FOX NEWS SAID IT WAS CANCELED DUE TO PROTESTERS

someone was yelling "clean up your toxic oil"

-- Edited by Franklin on Tuesday 15th of June 2010 01:22:48 PM

Franklin · Senior Member

Okaloosa Co. FL DEFIES UNIFIED COMMAND - **** YOUR BUREAUCRACY - Destin Florida

About time somebody showed some guts: [link to www.thedestinlog.com]

DESTIN — Okaloosa County isn’t taking oil spill orders any more.

County commissioners voted unanimously to give their emergency management team the power to take whatever action it deems necessary to prevent oil from the Deepwater Horizon spill from entering Choctawhatchee Bay through the East Pass.

That means the team, led by Public Safety Director Dino Villani, can take whatever action it sees fit to protect the pass without having its plans approved by state or federal authorities.

Commission chairman Wayne Harris said he and his fellow commissioners made their unanimous decision knowing full well they could be prosecuted for it.

“We made the decision legislatively to break the laws if necessary. We will do whatever it takes to protect our county’s waterways and we’re prepared to go to jail to do it,” he said.

That freed Villani to take several actions deemed important to further armor the Destin pass without waiting for authorization from the state Emergency Operations Center in Tallahassee and the unified spill command in Mobile.

Commissioners gave him the go-ahead to spend $200,000 to pay for an underwater “air curtain” designed to push oil up where it can be collected and $16,500 a day to operate and maintain it.

He has authority to, without a nod from the U.S. Coast Guard, deploy barges, weighted so that they’ll sit low in the water across the entrance to the pass.

He is also authorized to look into a slip curtain, another underwater oil-catching device.

Though they now have the authority, both Villani and Okaloosa County Administrator Jim Curry said they will continue to work with the state and federal authorities to get their plans approved.

Curry said what the commissioners did Monday was “send a loud and clear message” to the Coast Guard, the state Department of Environmental Protection and others that Okaloosa County’s permit requests should be acted on immediately.