BP
Quietly Readying The Omega Plan -- A
'Super
Weapon' To Avert Escalating Gulf
Nightmare
In
a desperate attempt to stop a huge
area of the
Gulf ocean floor from possibly
rupturing due
to subterranean methane gas (leading
to a
calamity no human has ever seen) BP
has ripped
a page from science fiction books. The
giant
oil company is now quietly preparing
to test a
small nuclear device in a frenzied
rush
against time to quell a cascading
catastrophe.
If successful they will have the
capability to
detonate a controlled fusion generated
pulse.
While the world watches BP’s attempt
to
contain the oil gusher at the former
Deepwater
Horizon site, company officials have
given the
green light on an astounding plan to
use what
is known as a nuclear EPFCG charge if
all else
fails. Sea floor compromised Reports
still
indicate that methane is flooding the
Gulf
waters at a rate one million times
more than
normal, and the NOAA research vessel,
Thomas
Jefferson has reported spotting new
fissures.
Last week the science ship stunned
some
reporters with the revelation that the
oceanographic team had discovered and
measured
a rift in the ocean floor miles from
the BP
wellhead. The rift was reported to be
more
than 100 feet long and widening. Oil
and
methane continues to plume from that
rift.