Rick Wiles - High Methane Levels At The Oil Spill - HOT !

Rick Wiles - High Methane Levels At The Oil Spill - HOT!

Tuesday, June 22, 2010 Trunews with Rick Wiles with guest Terrence Aym-high methane levels at the oil spill could create a tsunami.

>>Put this into the must listen category<<

The actual interview starts at 26:00, there were some interesting news and commentary involving BP and information about Barry before the interview begins.

Weeks before the blast a worker mentioned about a leak on the pod. BP was struggling to close a leak back in February 2010 according to Bloomberg News. Feb 13 , BP notified the Government of a problem. June 5 , Daily Telegraph reported that BP's CEO Tony Hayward sold 2 million dollars of his share of stock weeks before the the accident.

Timestamps/highlights

27:27
Warnings were given a year in advance.

34:00
Methane could be 15 to 20 miles in diameter with trillions upon trillions of cubic feet of natural gas.

39:40
The bulging of the methane gas happened after the accident.

41:00
There is a second leak. And the pressure of the methane is 100,000 lbs per square inch.

49:00
Rick mentioned about "asphalt volcanoes" and his guest confirmed it.

50:33
Potential for unspeakable calamity could be taking place in the Gulf of Mexico. Scientists and Geologists are expressing concern about the methane levels.

51:39
Texas A & M scientist John Kessler says "Most vigorous methane eruption in modern human history"

54:51
This could wipe out Florida if it is a explosive bubble.

This may be downloaded directly from
http://www.trunews.com/Audio/6_22_10_tuesday_trunews2.mp3

Notice these things are coming from scientists, geologists and mainstream media including Bloomberg and BBC.

Listen.. pray and discern accordingly.....

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The following headlines are found at

http://www.trunews.com/

BP told Washington on February 13 about cracks in well

BP Plc was struggling to seal cracks in its Macondo well as far back as February, more than two months before an explosion killed 11 and spewed oil into the Gulf of Mexico. It took 10 days to plug the first cracks, according to reports BP filed with the Minerals Management Service that were later delivered to congressional investigators. Cracks in the surrounding rock continued to complicate the drilling operation during the ensuing weeks. Left unsealed, they can allow explosive natural gas to rush up the shaft. “Once they realized they had oil down...

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BP 'informed of leak' by worker weeks before oil spill

The claim was made on the BBC’s Panorama programme by an oil worker who survived the accident. Tyrone Benton said that weeks before the blast he informed BP and Transocean, the rig’s owner, about a leak on the rig’s safety device – called a blow-out preventer – which he says was switched off rather than repaired. “We saw a leak on the pod [and] we informed the company,” Mr Benton told the programme. “They have a control room where they could turn off that pod and turn on the other one, so that they don’t have to stop production.” He was unsure whether the leaking device had been turned back on again before the explosion that triggered the giant leak. BP said on Monay that it has now spent $2bn (£1.35bn) – almost $33m per day - on clean-up and compensation payments since the Deepwater Horizon sank on April 20, killing 11 men. This includes $135m for compensation claims to workers losing salaries...

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Trunews flashback….June 5, 2010: BP chief Tony Hayward sold shares weeks before oil spill
Tony Hayward cashed in about a third of his holding in the company one month before a well on the Deepwater Horizon rig burst, causing an environmental disaster. Mr Hayward, whose pay package is £4 million a year, then paid off the mortgage on his family’s mansion in Kent, which is estimated to be valued at more than £1.2 million. There is no suggestion that he acted improperly or had prior knowledge that the company was to face the biggest setback in its history. His decision, however, means he avoided losing more than £423,000

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Goldman Sachs beat oil spill debacle with BP shares sell-off
Goldman Sachs sold more than half of its stock in troubled energy giant BP before the Gulf oil spill in April. The investment bank's prescience is revealed in filings to Wall Street watchdog the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Those show that between January and March of this year, Goldman sold 4.9 million shares across three separate funds — 58% of the bank's total holding. Goldman is itself facing legal action for its role in the subprime mortgage debacle. Until BP ran into trouble, it was perhaps the most under fire company in America.