BP, The Obama Administration and CNN iReport.com. Must Share the Blame.

The reason for this blog is to call attention to the irresponsibility of BP, The Obama Administration and CNN iReport.com. There is no reason why this leak could not have been capped 1-month ago.

WHO IS TO BLAME FOR THE LONG DELAY IN PERMANENTLY CAPPING THE GULF OF MEXICO OIL LEAK(S)? I SAY BP, CNN-iREPORT.COM and the OBAMA ADMINISTRATION MUST SHARE THE BLAME FOR THE DELAY IN CAPPING THIS ECOLOGICAL DISASTER—IN MY OPINION, WHY? SEE BELOW:

The reason for this blog is to call attention to the irresponsibility of BP, The Obama Administration and CNN iReport.com. There is no reason why this leak could not have been capped 1-month ago.
WHO IS TO BLAME FOR THE LONG DELAY IN PERMANENTLY CAPPING THE GULF OF MEXICO OIL LEAK(S)? I SAY BP, CNN-iREPORT.COM and the OBAMA ADMINISTRATION. THEY MUST SHARE THE BLAME FOR THE DELAY IN CAPPING THIS ECOLOGICAL DISASTER—IN MY OPINION, WHY? SEE BELOW:
I faxed and e-mail this permanent oil leak cap design to BP, the iReport (CNN), the President and his administration—guess what? No response. This is irresponsible. The Obama administration, the news media and BP should be ashamed. I also told them that the dome and the "Top Kill" will not work and I was proven right. --for reasons I would have explained to them if asked.

Ask these officials why they continue to ignore this simple, easy to assemble oil and gas flow permanently cap? This is not the "Junk Shot". The difference is; after the Cement and gravel containers are ripped open by the zip charges, and the relief valve plug closed; the cement power and gravel/rocks/pebbles will mix rapidly by the turbulence from the out flow of oil and gas; then this mixture will start to harden --as it falls to the bottom of the cylindrical assembly and cap off the leak(s).
Please find the design solution below. It can be put together in 2-days. Compensation can be dealt with later –Could this be the reason for the No Response?

I put this blog out for the world to see the arrogance, the not invented here syndrome and the callous behavior of the parties named. What a shame. Ask them why they refuse to use a design that works? The Ecosystem of our Ocean is being ruin every day that goes by and this leak continues.
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INFO THAT WAS SENT:
Respondent: vbigmac@aol.com
respondent Name: Vibert Fitzpatrick Greene
Address: 6262 Jarvis Avenue
Newark, CA 94560
Cell phone: 510-648-4244
Home phone: 510-794-5862

NTI: S1- UNDER WATER WELL CAP ASSEMBLY (A different view)rev2c
Capping The Oil Leak in The Gulf of Mexico.
The enclosed document and associated picture contains a solution to permanently cap any underwater pipe- line leak(s) including oil leaks.
Please find the design solution below. It can be put together in 2-days. Compensation can be dealt with later.
S1 OIL CAP ASSEMBLY REQUIREMENTS
Materials Required.
1. Containers filled with Quick-set cement and pebbles/rocks/gravel
2. Zip charges
3. Sliding Gate type valve
4. Squib charge
5. Retainer rings for restraining the Containers filled with Quick-set cement and pebbles in place
6. Fire suppression packing
Equipment Required:
1. Welding equipment
2. Cables
3. Electric wires for squib and zip charge
4. Electric signal control box
Expertise Required:
1. Welding
2. Explosive technicians/experts
Technical Description for the S1 OIL CAP ASSEMBLY & S1 OIL CAP ASSEMBLY
COMPONENTS (The Permanent Under Water Oil Leak Cap technology:
(1) A cylindrical vessel that housed several containers filled with quick-set cement and pebbles/rocks these are held in place by circular supports and fire suppressant packing. Note, each layer is separated from the other by circular supports and fire suppressant packing. The cement containers are lined with zip-charges that will rip the containers on command to release their contents (cement power and pebbles). The turbulences from the release gas and oil will mix the cement and pebbles to form a permanent seal.
(2) On the side of the content-filled cylindrical vessel--(1) and close to the larger cylindrical cap--is a relief pipe and shut-off valve; with a sliding plug to shut off the relief pipe on command.
(3) On top of the slide plug is a heavy cylindrical cap that is attached to the larger cylindrical cap by a breakable rod and a squib charge assembly to separate the slide plug cap from the larger cylindrical cap when the squib charge is triggered; the sheer weight of the heavy cylindrical slide plug cap will push the slide plug in place to seal off the relief pipe.
(4) A larger heavy (cylindrical) cap and handle is secured on top of the content filled cylindrical vessel that housed several containers filled with quick-set cement and pebbles/rocks.
(5) 4 legs are attached to bottom of the Oil Leak Cap Assembly anchor it over the leaking pipe.


Note: The assembly size is dependent upon the size of the pipe and size of leak; multiple leaks in close proximity may require only one appropriately sized container.This design will permanently cap the oil leak--it is simple—easy to assembly, safe and effective.

THE PERMANENT UNDERWATER OIL LEAK CAP DESIGN.
Designer: Vibert Greene.

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