Dylan Ratigan: Oil & Politics – Part 2 – May 24, 2010
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The oil spill is worse than even the experts thought a couple weeks ago. Matthew Simmons describes. Feds slam BP for missed deadlines. White House is concerned that BP doesn’t know how to stop the leak. Next attempt is on Wednesday.
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Newsfeff, you have know idea of what you are saying this guy runs the largest energy tech firm in the world he created the tech to drill off shore, you need to read
I AM SKEPTICAL of this guy Simmons. What are his credentials (a billionaire? That’s insufficient.) What is his basis for saying it will spew for 9000 days? Dubious – petro is made deep under the crust, and there could be almost UNLIMITED quantity of oil at 35000 ft.
See me report later today on georgemcclure (t o d) com
@nync888 have you been there, the beaches were white sand and crystal clear blue green water, they’ve screwed up the best kept secret in the south, it’s like the bahamas, man, we call it the “redneck riviera” it’s a complete OUTRAGE other people need to step in ANYONE who knows how to fix it, needs to DO SO, where’s the state of the union address odrama, this is a DISASTER???
We are fucked, that is all there is to it. Not being negative or a doom and gloomer, just looking at it for how it is.
BP just killed the entire gulf coast
umb ya know if Bush & family didn’t allow deregulations on oil perhaps this would had never happened. DC had people there day 1 & I am tired of people thinking this will be solved in a week or month the only way it will stop is as in the past a sub well drilled to reduce the flow dumb is deregulations or just plain idiots haven’t learned from past & automatically drill the second one. I will be angry with DC if I have to pay 1 single dime to fix this when BP gave billions to there investors.
@m1ndcontroller do you think he’s (Mathew) right? Because it really freaks me out…..you can hear Ratigan turning white-as-a-ghost at 3:32
He was on the show before and he was right
Unplugable??!!!!
Matthew Simmons believes the Club of Rome predictions are more accurate than usually acknowledged [1]. Simmons is an advisor to the Oil Depletion Analysis Centre. He is a member of the National Petroleum Council and the Council on Foreign Relations
Few investors are as bullish as Matthew Simmons, president of Houston investment bank Simmons & Co. International, who predicts oil will hit $200 to $500 a barrel over the next six months to five years.