Monthly Archives: June 2010
Bp oil spill in the Gulf – BP lies so well the government believes it
I read the summary report on the unified command web site daily. One heading that always kills me is this: BP Continues to Optimize Oil Recovery Rates from its Leaking Well Under the direction of the federal government, BP continues … Continue reading
BP oil spill in the Gulf – BP plans Gulf Devastation
Two and a half times the Exxon Valdez spill is about to be released into the Gulf on purpose. It is coming, the Devastation of the entire Gulf Coast will happen and in fact, it has been planned. Even if … Continue reading
BP oil spill in the Gulf – Faking success
I just watched the BP rov maneuver for 20 minutes to place itself in front of the only place on the LMRP cap where oil is not leaking from the seal. This is because the seal is damaged and is … Continue reading
Bp oil spill in the Gulf – Fast hurricane disconnect ideas submitted June 26th
Author: Steve Barrett Purpose: to decrease oil spillage in a hurricane approach scenario Application: This proposal applies to the Discoverer Enterprise operations pre and post hurricane threat. Strategy: Add closed air buoyancy to the LMRP Cap pipe string assembly at … Continue reading
BP oil spill in the Gulf – Advice for Bob Dudley
Blind to the world around it BP blunders on. Today the news is full of stories about BP defaulting within a year on their credit lines and financial obligations. The resounding sound of cheers ring out across the United States. … Continue reading
BP oil spill in the gulf – The last chance before devastation
The time has come to fire the leader in another conflict Mr president; FIRE BP. As the first hurricanes of the season take shape we have wasted enough time to satisfy anyone that BP is not up to the task … Continue reading
Bp oil spill in the Gulf – Sea floor containment II submitted June 23rd
Author: Steve Barrett Purpose: Sub sea containment for capture of oil flow during processing outages Strategy: Oil is passed to sea floor collapsible storage tanks at a remote location providing a working distance from the well head. Design: Building on … Continue reading
BP Oil spill in the gulf – Far worse than reported – an underground blowout.
An underground blowout means that the well casing (Pipe) failed below the surface as a result of pressure. It means action is needed by many branches of government and they need to move quickly to prevent a potentially cataclysmic event … Continue reading
BP oil spill in the Gulf – Time to replace the leadership
I certainly hope someone is collecting all the memo’s and emails being exchanged at BP. It is clear to me now from being involved in the experience that BP is a despicable company with no idea of right and wrong. … Continue reading
BP Oil Spill in the Gulf – What company can’t do this right?
I didn’t submit any ideas to BP to help them out so it goes without saying that I could care less what they think. I submitted my ideas for two reasons. 1. To genuinely try to bring some new thoughts … Continue reading
Ideas to stop the leak 