Vast Write Wing - June 2010

[lwoolley]

Dear Friends,
I will, unlike our government, get right to the "meat" of the situation. There is emerging evidence that the oil spill crisis in the Gulf, as large and unbelievably disasterous as has already been reported, is far, far worse than the public, and maybe even the U. S. government, is being told. What I am about to tell you comes to me from a very reliable source that is directly involved with offshore oil and gas exploration. He lives in Houston, and has been in the industry for over 30 yrs. and holds several degrees in engineering. I met him some years ago at a water treatment symposium being held in Houston. He was there to investigate the newest technology in desalination which is a must for providing fresh water for those working on offshore oil platforms. He must remain anonymous for the sake of his job and perhaps his own safety and that of his family. Here is what he apprised me of. First of all, the amount of oil gushing into the Gulf per day has been grossly under-reported from the very beginning of the disaster. We have all heard rumors and reports alluding to this, but he confirmed that such is true. Also, that despite efforts to contain the flow, as of today it still is gushing 2 1/2 million gallons every twenty four hours! That means in the time it will take to compose this letter, approximately 300,000 gallons more have spewed into our oceans! But that is not the worst of it. There is compelling evidence emerging that the attempts to cap and/or plug the well has caused the sea floor to develop cracks, some of which are miles away from the well, and that they are leaking oil. As this is occurring it is opening these cracks up wider and wider, due to the fact that huge gas deposits around the oil is under an unbelievable 70,000 psi of pressure! As the oil is leaving at such a fast volume the compressed gas expands too rapidly causing a complete collapse of equalibrium, which is critical to the sea floors' structural integrity. According to data gathered through much hands-on research and exact field measurements, much of the sea floor in the Gulf is thin and therefore fragile. He likened it to what is called the pelvic floor in a human. It is quite thin and only maintains its' integrity through the strength of the vertical bones on right and left sides, and an equalization of pressure from each side of the pelvic floor. Therefore, if either of these bones are broken or if something strikes or worse yet, pierces this floor, the results can be, and usually are, catastrophic. Equalization is lost and cracks quickly develop that allows some serious bacteria to enter the lower digestive system, which also involves the kidneys, liver and pancreas. The result is a systemic infection that can ultimately and rather quickly, kill the patient. We all are aware of people dying after breaking their pelvis. It is usually not the fall that kills them, it is the infection that sets in. Think about it. If simply breaking a bone almost always led to death, then most of us wouldn't be here!
There is much more to my conversation with my friend, but I will stop here, at least concerning it. Folks, what we are "discovering" is that the earth is only completely healthy as long as all of its' anatomy is intact and all if its' "parts" are working in harmony, just like our own bodies But, just like the human body, it has very vulnerable areas that once damaged, can lead to an irreversible domino effect that no amount of "antibiotics" or "operations" can fix. Exactly like a systemic infection. If you have any doubt of its' severity, ask any doctor. If even little as 20% of our oceans are poisoned in the manner that is occurring as you read this, we are toast! A good portion of the world's population will perish just from the death of the sea life that is their only means of obtaining protein. That is not to mention the destruction of plant life in these regions. And, even on a perhaps larger scale, inland areas will begin to suffer on a scale not seen since the dust bowl of the 1930s. Water picked up from the oceans is desalinated through the natural processes of the atmosphere, and then released inland in the form of precipitation, except now full of deadly contaminates, much of which will be converted into acid rain. Need I say more! This is without the added devastating effects of the algae and plankton dying immediately upon contact with petroleum of any kind. These organisms not only remove huge amounts carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and greatly help control global temperature, but create tremendous amounts of oxygen quite necessary for life on this planet! Furthermore, the salination level and the density of the water in our oceans is critical to its' ability to function and maintain not only its' temperature, but everything that lives in them. Both will be destroyed by the introduction of this amount of oil if not stopped, and soon!
Believe me, I could go on and write a book on the further domino effect of this disaster which is already nearing Biblical proportions. For instance, the effects on world -wide weather. An arch-enemy could not have chosen a better place to attack!! But I will use some constraint and stop here. Just because nearly all who will receive this email don't live on or near the coast of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama or Florida, please don't just blow this terrible tragedy and all its' implications, off !! This letter and its' contents are not meant to scare you, but to inform you and give you enough information ahead of time for you to make some preparations for what could be ahead if we aren't able to stop these so called "leaks" soon( if you call refer to oil gushing at such an incredible hourly rate, a leak!). One thing we do know at this point with any doubt whatsoever is that we have already done tremendous damage that will have tragic effects for years, and most likely for even decades to come. That being said, how far do you have to stretch your imagination to see clearly what lies ahead if this continues much longer? Let's not be like five foolish virgins in the Bible( Matthew 25--look it up!). The clock is ticking, and loudly.

Written With Much Thought And Sincerity,
& ;nbs p; Bill

[lwoolley]

My eyes were opened wider during that speech last night.

The Cap and Trade business was just filth, I can't believe he would correlate that with the Oil Spill.

And the phase "addiction to oil" was used many times. Sickening.

Thanks Lynn.

S. C. B.

Steven Chad Burrow
Mathematics Professor
Central Texas College

[lwoolley]

Hi Lynn,
It really seems to me Great Leader Obama was quite intent on locking up
BP's dividend payments, which I believe reflects his attitude about
investors and money. His comments about Wall Street "fat cats" indicated
to me that he has an unfavorable opinion of investors as people who make
money without "working" for it, and he resents those people who are
receiving dividends from BP. As I'm writing this he hasn't managed to
lock up the dividends as he wanted to do. (11:45 AM, 6/16/10).
Best Regards, Allen
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[lwoolley]

Hi Lynn,
You just mentioned (6/16/10) Senator Lieberman's plan with Sen. Kerry to
tax citizens a dollar a day to fight global warming. I heretofore thought
rather well of Sen. Lieberman, but I think he would do well to distance
himself from Sen. Kerry, of whom I've never had a favorable opinion.
Regards, Allen

[lwoolley]

As far as "mis-cues" go, it was either Bush 41 or Regan who went to Australia and, while in a motorcade in Sidney, gave a common hand gesture of what we're accustomed to be known as the "peace sign" to the assembled masses along the route.
In Australia, I'm remembering the news caster explained this is equal to our "one finger" opinion statement.
Gene

[lwoolley]

Lynn, do you realize the "Pledge of Allegiance" was written by a socialist?
Please read this short bio of Francis Bellamy, the socialist who wrote the
Pledge.

Unsigned,
Wacohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Bellamy

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Mark <Gsdguy@live.com>

Hey sir, Enjoy your show bu have to set ya straight on the wining ticket requirement. I'm a police officer here in central Texas By state law it is a requirement to sign a citation. A citation is technically an arrest. You are just promising to take care of the ticket by the date we put on the ticket. You can choose to go to court, pay or whatever. Signing isn't an admission of guilt. We can and do take people to jail for refusing to sign a ticket. Just wanted to clear that up so folks don't end up going to jail and potentially working themselves into a resisting charge. Keep up the good work!

[lwoolley]

This is from a conservative. This has nothing to do with conservatism vs. liberalism. I'm sure that if General Lee is looking down on us now, he will be okay with not having his statue out there for people to adore. And I'm sure that he will concede that he was on the wrong side of the Civil War. He was wrong. There are plenty of liberal ideas that are imbedded in our history books nowadays, but the biggest lie in our history books is that this war was over states' rights.

Let's all say it together. "Slavery was wrong". I told my 12 year old son two years ago when they started studying history in his school, that the biggest lie he will hear is that the Civil War was not about slavery. It was, and the South was wrong. 100% wrong.

Thanks, Lynn.

Rey Lucio


I hope I shall possess firmness and virtue enough to maintain what I consider the most enviable of all titles, the character of an honest man. - George Washington

[lwoolley]

Hi Lynn,
I quite agree with Miguel and you on the BP situation. I noticed this AM
that Congressman Joe Barton who is on the subcommittee chaired by Cong.
Steak, pointed out that the President's attack on BP was unjustified and
essentially the pronounced punishment was a shakedown without due
process.

Now, consider that the President wants to saddle BP with the total
financial cost created by Secretary of Interior Salazar's order to
terminate all offshore drilling in the Gulf of Mexico for six months.
Those rigs cost big bucks and that hiatus will cause the operators to
pick up and move the rigs elsewhere, with the ultimate result that we
will most likely see increased fuel prices. Another result may be
substantial chilling of relations with the UK because of the financial
pain inflicted on the many retired UK citizens dependent upon dividends
from BP.

Best regards, Allen
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[lwoolley]

Lynn,

While I applaud your efforts to address multiple issues with multiple callers, you made a comment to one of your callers that I can’t let pass without comment. You said you liked Barack Obama as a person, but believe he is an awful president. I believe that’s like saying I like Bernie Madoff but believe he is an awful investor. Obama, like Madoff knows exactly what he is doing. He understands that if he can, with a smile and a convoluted presentation, convince enough people of the merit of his perpetration then he is justified in his action. Anyone that would financially enslave the American people to foreign countries like China is no person of good conscience, by any standard. Obama will take whatever he can or say whatever he has to for just one more vote. Madoff comparatively would take whatever he could or say whatever he had to for just one more dollar. Obama a good person, I think not.

Craig Bailey
Big Spring, TX

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Norm Toler <nctoler@gmail.com>

Hi Lynn,
I listened to your show tonight, 6/17/2010, and let me first say that I agree with you about 95% of the time. However I was a little disappointed and concerned when you gave such short shrift to the last caller regarding Alex Jones. I am not an apologist for Alex but as the caller tire to tell you, Alex's extremism should not cause you to ignore the information he mentioned about plans to exterminate millions of human beings. I repectfuly ask that you research eugenicists like Henry Kissinger Zbigniew Brzezinski, David Rockefeller and Bill Gates and their quotes, in context, regarding depopulation of the earth. Before you just dismiss this information out of hand without reading the information like those gutless zombies in Congress do with the bills that they vote on, check out the information first. Thank you for your time.

[lwoolley]

Lynn-
As bad as the President has behaved towards the countries that offered to help, I think this might be worse. My uncle is a geophysicist for Conoco-Phillips. He informed us last night that all the other major(Conoco-Phillips, Exxon-Mobil, Shell) all offered within hours of the explosion, to help BP contain the oil. They were told “No thanks, we want to cap it ourselves.” Well we’ve seen how well they’ve done that almost two months later! BP, the President and his administration will all get everything that is coming to them. It’s just too bad the Gulf Coast and the other oil rig drillers have to suffer in the meantime.
Thanks!

Sammi Freehill -

[lwoolley]

Judge Andrew Napalitano discusses the BP oil spill and provides some real good background on why BP was drilling in 5000ft of water

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Oqutclv ... _embedded#!

[lwoolley]

I didn’t get to hear the whole jnterview and all I heard was how David Sibley had contributed to a democrat and that he had a lot of money, so don’t vote for him. I would have rather heard that he wants to do this and I want to do that. It doesn’t matter they aren’t in my district. I am glad you are giving air time to politicians, these races are very important. Thanks. Great show.
Round Rock Ron

Ps- I am off to see college graduate “Daughter of Round Rock Ron” after work tonight. I hope you and Ben have a good weekend.

[lwoolley]

Well if logic was the word of the day to do this, it would certainly end ALL the major organized violence in this world. NOW if you don't your children and grand children are going to be wiped out. That is a given. A daily proven fact.
So all you do gooders and pacifist keep turning the other cheek until your head is separated from your body.
Chuck