OT: Eating Gulf seafood?

[BigGovernmentIsGood]

I posted this in another thread, but it really deserves it’s own thread. Beware if you are eating Gulf seafood or even visiting the Gulf Coast (including Florida). Some recent headlines from the Florida Oil Spill Law blog are below:

ALERT: Florida medical doctor begins “treating patients in relation to high levels of volatile solvents in the blood stream” — “Tremendous implications”

Desparation: “Local economy will completely collapse” without help soon — “Going to be true devastation” (VIDEO)

Crab containing 8,815 ppm of hydrocarbons had NO smell or sight of oil — “We were astonished there were levels like that”

University scientist’s seafood sample results were “hundreds of times higher than the levels the government tests found”

TV report on shrimp with nearly 200 ppm oil in digestive system (VIDEO)

LSU professor: Crude oil in seafood NOT detectable by ‘smell test’ — “We are being lied to”

Single mother of two young children on third job around Gulf since blowout — “Everything’s going bankrupt” …more (VIDEO)

193 ppm of oil found inside shrimp purchased on Oct. 22 (Lab Results)

Fish organs are NOT the same color as they used to be, says BP/P2S worker — “You cut them open and they’re not the same” (VIDEO)

Chemist: Women more at risk — “Bleeding from their vagina and anus. Small kids are bleeding from their ears. This stuff is busting red blood cells”

“They are dying” says registered nurse working in Florida — I’m seeing “people who have been chemically poisoned”

“They are literally shrimping in oil” says eyewitness — “It’s criminal” that officials keep waters open

http://www.floridaoilspilllaw.com/

[BigGovernmentIsGood]

In another thread, some idiot questioned the Florida Oil Spill Law as a credible source. Here’s another source:

Pam Hulsey is ready to escape an oil spill she claims has made her family sick.

The Santa Rosa Beach family returned to Walton County this week to pack up and say their final goodbyes before heading to North Carolina.

“Brittany spent (a recent) weekend swimming in Destin and came home with a nose bleed. We didn’t think a lot about it at the time,” Hulsey said.

That changed, when her son, James, came home from working all day as a lifeguard on the Fourth of July.

“He was rained on and started having rectal bleeding,” Hulsey said.

http://www.waltonsun.com/news/worries-5288-persist-health.html

Of course, the authorities are denying that any of these symptoms are related to the oil spill:

“We left for a long weekend … and my sinuses cleared. We came back; it started again,” Hulsey said. “The biggest thing is James; we just don’t know.

“I was so scared.”

Those fears are unwarranted, according to the Walton County Health Department.

“At this time, there are no indications of any health risks to Floridians due to the Deepwater Horizon incident,” said Laura Brazell, a program specialist with the local health department.

Time will tell what’s really going on down there, but it is very suspicious that so many people are reporting similar symptoms of spontaneous bleeding for no reason.

Ah, what the hell. Ignore this thread everyone. 🙂 I’m sure it will be another bright, sunny day here in San Diego and there’s no reason to be concerned about the destruction of one-quarter of the country. I just hope that the price of gas goes down so that it will be more difficult for clean, green alternative energy to compete.

[BigGovernmentIsGood]

In another thread, some idiot questioned the Florida Oil Spill Law as a credible source. Here’s another source:

Pam Hulsey is ready to escape an oil spill she claims has made her family sick.

The Santa Rosa Beach family returned to Walton County this week to pack up and say their final goodbyes before heading to North Carolina.

“Brittany spent (a recent) weekend swimming in Destin and came home with a nose bleed. We didn’t think a lot about it at the time,” Hulsey said.

That changed, when her son, James, came home from working all day as a lifeguard on the Fourth of July.

“He was rained on and started having rectal bleeding,” Hulsey said.

http://www.waltonsun.com/news/worries-5288-persist-health.html

Of course, the authorities are denying that any of these symptoms are related to the oil spill:

“We left for a long weekend … and my sinuses cleared. We came back; it started again,” Hulsey said. “The biggest thing is James; we just don’t know.

“I was so scared.”

Those fears are unwarranted, according to the Walton County Health Department.

“At this time, there are no indications of any health risks to Floridians due to the Deepwater Horizon incident,” said Laura Brazell, a program specialist with the local health department.

Time will tell what’s really going on down there, but it is very suspicious that so many people are reporting similar symptoms of spontaneous bleeding for no reason.

Ah, what the hell. Ignore this thread everyone. 🙂 I’m sure it will be another bright, sunny day here in San Diego and there’s no reason to be concerned about the destruction of one-quarter of the country. I just hope that the price of gas goes down so that it will be more difficult for clean, green alternative energy to compete.

[BigGovernmentIsGood]

In another thread, some idiot questioned the Florida Oil Spill Law as a credible source. Here’s another source:

Pam Hulsey is ready to escape an oil spill she claims has made her family sick.

The Santa Rosa Beach family returned to Walton County this week to pack up and say their final goodbyes before heading to North Carolina.

“Brittany spent (a recent) weekend swimming in Destin and came home with a nose bleed. We didn’t think a lot about it at the time,” Hulsey said.

That changed, when her son, James, came home from working all day as a lifeguard on the Fourth of July.

“He was rained on and started having rectal bleeding,” Hulsey said.

http://www.waltonsun.com/news/worries-5288-persist-health.html

Of course, the authorities are denying that any of these symptoms are related to the oil spill:

“We left for a long weekend … and my sinuses cleared. We came back; it started again,” Hulsey said. “The biggest thing is James; we just don’t know.

“I was so scared.”

Those fears are unwarranted, according to the Walton County Health Department.

“At this time, there are no indications of any health risks to Floridians due to the Deepwater Horizon incident,” said Laura Brazell, a program specialist with the local health department.

Time will tell what’s really going on down there, but it is very suspicious that so many people are reporting similar symptoms of spontaneous bleeding for no reason.

Ah, what the hell. Ignore this thread everyone. 🙂 I’m sure it will be another bright, sunny day here in San Diego and there’s no reason to be concerned about the destruction of one-quarter of the country. I just hope that the price of gas goes down so that it will be more difficult for clean, green alternative energy to compete.

[BigGovernmentIsGood]

In another thread, some idiot questioned the Florida Oil Spill Law as a credible source. Here’s another source:

Pam Hulsey is ready to escape an oil spill she claims has made her family sick.

The Santa Rosa Beach family returned to Walton County this week to pack up and say their final goodbyes before heading to North Carolina.

“Brittany spent (a recent) weekend swimming in Destin and came home with a nose bleed. We didn’t think a lot about it at the time,” Hulsey said.

That changed, when her son, James, came home from working all day as a lifeguard on the Fourth of July.

“He was rained on and started having rectal bleeding,” Hulsey said.

http://www.waltonsun.com/news/worries-5288-persist-health.html

Of course, the authorities are denying that any of these symptoms are related to the oil spill:

“We left for a long weekend … and my sinuses cleared. We came back; it started again,” Hulsey said. “The biggest thing is James; we just don’t know.

“I was so scared.”

Those fears are unwarranted, according to the Walton County Health Department.

“At this time, there are no indications of any health risks to Floridians due to the Deepwater Horizon incident,” said Laura Brazell, a program specialist with the local health department.

Time will tell what’s really going on down there, but it is very suspicious that so many people are reporting similar symptoms of spontaneous bleeding for no reason.

Ah, what the hell. Ignore this thread everyone. 🙂 I’m sure it will be another bright, sunny day here in San Diego and there’s no reason to be concerned about the destruction of one-quarter of the country. I just hope that the price of gas goes down so that it will be more difficult for clean, green alternative energy to compete.

[BigGovernmentIsGood]

In another thread, some idiot questioned the Florida Oil Spill Law as a credible source. Here’s another source:

Pam Hulsey is ready to escape an oil spill she claims has made her family sick.

The Santa Rosa Beach family returned to Walton County this week to pack up and say their final goodbyes before heading to North Carolina.

“Brittany spent (a recent) weekend swimming in Destin and came home with a nose bleed. We didn’t think a lot about it at the time,” Hulsey said.

That changed, when her son, James, came home from working all day as a lifeguard on the Fourth of July.

“He was rained on and started having rectal bleeding,” Hulsey said.

http://www.waltonsun.com/news/worries-5288-persist-health.html

Of course, the authorities are denying that any of these symptoms are related to the oil spill:

“We left for a long weekend … and my sinuses cleared. We came back; it started again,” Hulsey said. “The biggest thing is James; we just don’t know.

“I was so scared.”

Those fears are unwarranted, according to the Walton County Health Department.

“At this time, there are no indications of any health risks to Floridians due to the Deepwater Horizon incident,” said Laura Brazell, a program specialist with the local health department.

Time will tell what’s really going on down there, but it is very suspicious that so many people are reporting similar symptoms of spontaneous bleeding for no reason.

Ah, what the hell. Ignore this thread everyone. 🙂 I’m sure it will be another bright, sunny day here in San Diego and there’s no reason to be concerned about the destruction of one-quarter of the country. I just hope that the price of gas goes down so that it will be more difficult for clean, green alternative energy to compete.

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[quote=BigGovernmentIsGood]In another thread, some idiot … Ignore this thread everyone …[/quote]

Paging Mr. Rich Toscano: One of the best improvements you could make to this comments section is to allow users to ignore others.

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[quote=BigGovernmentIsGood]In another thread, some idiot … Ignore this thread everyone …[/quote]

Paging Mr. Rich Toscano: One of the best improvements you could make to this comments section is to allow users to ignore others.

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[quote=BigGovernmentIsGood]In another thread, some idiot … Ignore this thread everyone …[/quote]

Paging Mr. Rich Toscano: One of the best improvements you could make to this comments section is to allow users to ignore others.

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[quote=BigGovernmentIsGood]In another thread, some idiot … Ignore this thread everyone …[/quote]

Paging Mr. Rich Toscano: One of the best improvements you could make to this comments section is to allow users to ignore others.

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[quote=BigGovernmentIsGood]In another thread, some idiot … Ignore this thread everyone …[/quote]

Paging Mr. Rich Toscano: One of the best improvements you could make to this comments section is to allow users to ignore others.

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Paging Mr. Rich Toscano: One of the best improvements you could make to this comments section is to allow users to ignore others.[/quote]

Yes, when the message causes too much cognitive dissonance, ignore the message and attempt to silence the messenger. Hitler would be proud.

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[quote=Fearful]
Paging Mr. Rich Toscano: One of the best improvements you could make to this comments section is to allow users to ignore others.[/quote]

Yes, when the message causes too much cognitive dissonance, ignore the message and attempt to silence the messenger. Hitler would be proud.

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[quote=Fearful]
Paging Mr. Rich Toscano: One of the best improvements you could make to this comments section is to allow users to ignore others.[/quote]

Yes, when the message causes too much cognitive dissonance, ignore the message and attempt to silence the messenger. Hitler would be proud.

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[quote=Fearful]
Paging Mr. Rich Toscano: One of the best improvements you could make to this comments section is to allow users to ignore others.[/quote]

Yes, when the message causes too much cognitive dissonance, ignore the message and attempt to silence the messenger. Hitler would be proud.

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