Thousands and thousands of animals and marine life have died and will continue to die, and most of them, we may not even see, as they too are stuck at the bottom of the ocean, and BP and the US government would not show us that, so what you don’t see, you don’t see, and that’s because they don’t want you to see it because what you do see, will cost them money! It’s already been shown that there is a major amount of oil sitting on the bottom of the gulf coast and underwater divers have shown (with cameras) how abnormally cloudy the water is with all that oil mixed with the corexit, floating around the water discussed as plankton, waiting for starving feeding marine life, (if there still any living now), to eat it and then die because of it.

I would like to know if Michael Grunwald went for a swim while he was there visiting Louisiana’s coastline, if he doesn’t think it’s that bad!

In fact CNN, not that I believe anything they say, but, they had a test done on the sand, and they dug down a few inches only, and because the sand is so white, (well it was) you could actually see the slight oil layers in it, and you know, that wasn’t even the wet sand near the water, which has got to be worse the closer you get to the water! The sand was tested, and it was found to have a small amount of oil in it, and that’s just from “seepage” and it only makes sense that with the dispersant mixed with that oil (which they never tested for the corexit in the sand) has got to be even worse for seepage as it’s now much thinner? How can’t it?

Anyhow, it would take a fool to believe that this oil spill is not a “catastrophe” in the Gulf Coast, because it certainly is, and it’s an even worst catastrophe to learn that BP will be able to right off “all” of the clean up cost including the 20 billion escrow money, and the US tax payer “will” have to pay for that, too!