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Investigators find more abnormalities in BP’s account of Oil Spill Disaster

Transocean’s Offshore installation Manager (OIM) on DWH said bypass well was not a sidetrack So when is a “bypass” not a bypass from the same well but from another well location? That should have been the question to ask Transocean’s OIM (Jimmy Harrel) on the Deepwater Horizon, during his 27 May 2010 testimony in the Read full article...

BP Oil Spill Disaster: The Growing Emergency, the Unpunished Crime

Two years and many millions of gallons of oil later — and still counting –, the Gulf is in worse condition than it was weeks after the Deepwater Horizon platform exploded on April 20, 2012. By LUIS R. MIRANDA | THE REAL AGENDA | APRIL 20, 2012 The worst man-made disaster in the history of Read full article...

BP Oil Spill Litigation May Threaten Solution to Real Problem

by Luis R. Miranda The Real Agenda February 22, 2012 The BP Oil Spill trial set to start on February 27 is doomed to accomplish nothing, just as the Congressional investigation conducted post disaster left hundreds of ends loose about BP’s responsibility in the explosion. U.S. District judge Cari Barbier of New Orleans has made Read full article...

BP may settle a $30 billion pay-out for the ongoing Oil Spill Disaster

BP wants to “save face” by bribing the government and the public with a large sum, while the oil spill continues to occur in the Gulf of Mexico. Reuters September 16, 2011 Findings of the second major investigation by the U.S. government into the 2010 Gulf of Mexicooil spill, may press BP into putting over Read full article...

The BP Oil Spill Conspiracy Continues in the Gulf of Mexico

by Luis R. Miranda The Real Agenda July 10, 2011 There is not a big scandal that lasts more than a few weeks on the main stream media’s scope of attention. In the case of the BP oil catastrophe, it is incredible that after the size of the deadly disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, Read full article...

U.S. Senate Also Covering-up Oil spill

Global Research On Tuesday, the US senate began hearings into the Deepwater Horizon disaster, which took the lives of 11 workers in an April 20explosion and has since poured millions of gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico, threatening the region with an environmental and economic catastrophe. Appearing before the Energy and Natural Resources Read full article...