Current – Gas Oil plume next to Well A.

42 days after the well was supposedly sealed from top to bottom, we still have new leaks?

Makes you wonder whether all the millions spent on grouting could have been better spent elsewhere?

Hi Steve, nice to have you back. Would love to read your research sometimes.

2) Did S20BC ever get PLUGGED? Or is it still an open hole?

Remember in early Sept, they were saying the "bottom kill - permanent cement" had to be postponed to mid oct. Then suddenly it was all over and done with. The adverse situation could not have reversed just overnight. Obviously the 15 Sept declaration of success was politically motivated and ill-advised.

I wouldn't think such rash decision and reversal could be due to improving ground conditions. Why was the relief well waiting for more than a month just 5 feet from the rouge well? It doesn't make sense that any "success" could achieved with permanency. Maybe to buy some time for the election.

You will notice that I have been commenting a lot on grouting on the rov evidence. Now why would BP spend millions on grouting the faults beneath the seabed? The answer is very clear. They are trying to suppress any leakage in the vicinity of the macondo wells.

1) The huge oil slicks now showing on the surface of the Gulf....are they coming just from the leaks from WELL A as you have shown on this post are they also coming from S20BC?

Notice the new research papers funded by BP saying that natural oil and gas seeps are more prevalent than previous thought. They are hoping to argue that the new oil seen after the 15 July Capping (no new oil seen as reported by MM) are all due to natural seeps. So this new seep/leak near to well A was a god-sent evidence to totally prove BP wrong. It might be a small leak but the significance is overbearing. Will be writing on this on a more detailed article. Just putting this out to alert the public.

Oil is still leaking out and it is worse because it is spreading through the broken geology instead of the open conduit at S20BC. They had done something to S20BC thought I cannot tell publicly for the moment. If you send me an email, I could send you the info.

3) What is the best and worst case scenario in the future with the now ruptured geology below?

The geological scenario is given at #21.10

http://bklim.newsvine.com/_news/2010/10/10/5268509-more-rov-evidences-of-shallow-faults-drilling-problems-part-iib-of-root-causes

In the best case, the rate of erosion along the pathways is slow and takes much longer to manifest the true effect. (what BP is hoping). Remember what I said about being a "living disaster with an urgency". Well A is only 5000 ft deep and they could not even seal it from leaking (which I think they can never do). So what does that tell about the real gushing well 18000ft deep that had punched into the real reservoir? If they cannot seal a well which is only leaking due to an intersection with a leaking faulted pathway (feeder fault) 13000ft above the reservoir level, I do not think they can with the real gusher at S20BC. All the pathways will get bigger and bigger, and the rising temp at the sea bed level will evaporate more hydrates into methane. This is already happening as evident in the recent rov video in recent days.

As Dr Tom says, "why is the world rushing headlong into an environmental armageddon?". Sadly the world is still asleep, blissfully... Sigh!

http://bklim.newsvine.com/_news/2010/10/19/5317203-why-is-the-world-rushing-headlong-into-environmental-armageddon-world-awash-in-environmental-armageddon

More Oil found on oysters 20 Oct 2010

http://www.floridaoilspilllaw.com/florida-woman-oil-found-in-batch-of-oysters-while-eating

As she ate them she noticed what she believed to be crude oil all over them. ..

Department of Agriculture and Florida Fish and Wildlife are testing samples of the store where the oysters were purchased.

Previous 21 June 2010

http://www.floridaoilspilllaw.com/tar-found-in-oyster-at-seafood-restaurant-manager-admits-appeared-to-be-oil-video

A man says he found oil inside his oysters while eating at a restaurant located north of Charlotte this weekend. …

He was so surprised at what he found, he kept one of the oysters to show our cameras.

WBTV reporter Sarah Batista noticed there was ablack substance stuck to the inside of the oyster.

“That is definitely tar, that is not on oysters, “said Robertson. …