You may joke, but there is a Constitutional issue here. If the President has given control of a branch of the military to an agent of a foreign government, he has committed treason.
The other possibility is that he no longer controls the military, in which case we are, by default, in a state of revolution.
The talking heads can kiss that off as a mistake on the part of some Coast Guard officer, but in point of fact, the President cannot delegate a military arm IN AMERICA or IN AMERICAN WATERS to a foreign power.
If the CBS crew got that story on tape and it was accurately reported, someone had better jump up in a hurry.
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BP’s is owned by the Rothschilds, de facto president of the US.
By: GD on May 20, 2010
at 11:02
Google EU Times story on N Korea sinking the rig, scary what maybe happening. WW111 ?
By: GD on May 22, 2010
at 10:27
Yeah, I read that. I even had it posted for awhile as an example of REAL paranoia.
But the initial explosion happened on the tower, not underwater. It would have required a torpedo and the tower would have sunk immediately…and even if that happened, if the rig had been operating in ‘safe’ mode, there would have been no blowout.
If you look at a picture of the Dai Hong Dan http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dai_Hong_Dan
There isn’t anyplace to hide, or any way to launch, a mini-sub from that ship. Sang-O class subs are well over a hundred feet long . No way. Yugo class subs are over 60 feet long. No way there, either.
In order for a ship to get that close to the oil rig, it would have to leave Havana, traverse the straits of Florida and sail over halfway up the coast of Florida towards Louisiana. A North Korean ship could not have approached the straits, much less enter the Gulf. It’s international manifest would have stated Venezuela as a destination. Venezuela is in exactly the opposite direction. The Coast Guard and everyone else would have been all over that ship as soon as it headed north from Havana.
Didn’t happen.
By: Tom Burnett on May 22, 2010
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