BP and the Feds have fooled America and the entire world into thinking the BP Gulf Oil Spill is over, that the beaches are clean and that the seafood is safe, and everything is OK.

Titled “The Gulf Oil Spill isn’t over!” here’s a little bit of mournful Louisiana blues to tell the real story.

More fuckery from British Petroleum and the government that represents them-U.S.A.

Oil industry analysts have estimated that there may be as much as a billion barrels or more of oil in the reservoir below BP’s Macondo Well. If the well is leaking at the so far maximum estimated rate of 100,000 barrels per day, and there are 1 billion barrels of oil in the reservoir, then determining how long the well could leak if it is not plugged is a simple high school mathematics level calculation.

One billion barrels divided by 100,000 barrels per day equals 10,000 days, or a continuous leak of 100,000 barrels per day for 27.39 years if the well is not plugged, to empty the reservoir into the Gulf of Mexico.

This is the truth about the clean up as told by Kindra Arnesan a local from Venice, LA . Please watch. This is very important.

On Gulf cleanup: instead of ICE raids, we need to ensure that all oil spill cleanup workers and volunteers have protective equipment. We need to make sure the cleanup efforts have proper expertise and leadership behind them. We need to get our priorities straight. Just what is going on?

It’s All Our Fault

How is it possible for the President of the United States to tell an anguished, worried people desperate for assurances, leadership and a plan of action that prayer is our best hope for stopping an ongoing catastrophe and preventing the next?

“It’s not as if the oil will enter the Gulf Stream and head out across the Atlantic,” Cameron noted.

Mary Landrieu to BP: “You complete me.”

Some Americans may be surprised to see Turkey playing a more independent role. Liz Cheney says Turkey is part of a new axis of evil that wants to destroy Israel. It’s quite opportune that Stephen Kinzer has a new book out this week that argues the opposite case: Turkey’s more independent policy is good for America.