D.Gibbons, Ex-Astronaut, Gulf Captain: 'Shocking' Gulf Plague Suffering

Courtesy of David Gibbons "In Discussion," www.davidgibbons.org:
On February 25, during David Gibbons' 'Crossing over the Bridge radio' program, special guests from the Gulf Coast and Ecuador compared notes on drilled oil devastation to people and their environment. Former NASA scientists, Dr. Brian O'Leary, now working on a renewable energy project in Ecuador, finds it "shocking" to see the immediate impact on people's health in the Gulf of Mexico region. This is a "scary" barometer of the Gulf human death toll within the next decade or two.

O'Leary, a scientist-philosopher with fifty years of experience in academic research, teaching, and government service in frontier science and energy policy was a NASA scientist-astronaut during the Apollo program, the first to be selected for a planned Mars mission, and participated in unmanned planetary missions as an Ivy League professor.
For latest Gulf Operation and Gulf Plague news, see Deborah Dupré, Human Rights Journalist: Gulf Operation http://www.examiner.com/gulf-operation-in-national
Also see: www.davidgibbons.org

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News & Politics

Tags:

• Human rights
• health rights
• Gulf Operation
• Gulf Oil Spill
• crime against humanity
• Deborah Dupre
• David Gibbons
• Dr. Brian Leary
• Louisiana oil
• Gulf Blue Plague.
• 2011
• 02
• 25
• 1336

[DebDupre]

Thank you Doc. Your compassion is needed. Hope it's contagious. This Gulf atrocity is an ongoing crime against humanity, well covered-up, the greatest of all environmental crimes against the planet - until Fukushima. Thanks to people like David Gibbons for helping to expose the Gulf operation.

[TheRichestCadaver]

What does it take for us all to realize that oil spills are killing us. If we are going to keep using oil at least lest do it efficiently and don't harm ourselves in the process. I don't understand how can oil corporations make money out of peoples sufferings.

[DoctorE45]

This discussion is very gripping. I am appalled at the "it's your problem - not ours" attitude of BP and every other petrochemical corporation.

[yuna555]

d gibbons is a bad man