Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura, Season 2, Episode 7 Alleged BP Oil Spill is Part of a Louisiana Depopulation Plot

Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura, Season 2, Episode 7 aired on truTV Friday night, which alleged that the BP Oil Spill is a massive plot to rid the area of locals so big oil can set up giant operations there. And shocking charges were made on this program about President Obama by one person interviewed. Yes, Season 2, Episode 7 of Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura once again showed how profits are the god for many in this country. The program continues to stir up controversy, as viewers must decide how much alleged is really true.

Massive Profits Were Made from the BP Oil Spill, as Charged on Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura, Season 2, Episode 7

Sherri Kane, a journalist, and Dr. Leonard Horowitz, a conspiracy researcher, begin the program with the former governor. They charge that for the sake of profit, that "crisis capitalism" was behind this disaster, where the event was planned for profit from the clean up. It's discussed that the CEO of BP, Tony Hayward, on March 17, unloaded one third of his stocks in BP, knowing that something would happen. They charged that Transocean, an offshore drilling contractor who owned the doomed rig that BP was leasing, saw its stock open with a special "put" option (what Ventura deemed as "like buying insurance for your stock price") for the elite players (on European stock exchanges) on the day of the explosion. And Haliburton, who was reinforcing the oil well with cement when the well blew up, bought the oil clean up company Boots & Coots 11 days before the explosion. The profits of Haliburton jumped 83 per cent during the oil spill, as charged on Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura, Season 2, Episode 7.

Investigatory June met with environmental attorney Mike Papantonio in Florida. He charged that BP knew it had a defective blowout preventor and that there wasn't an acoustic switch, would've been able to activate the blowout preventer from afar. He alleges that Dick Cheney is responsible for allowing such lapses in oil safety. Jesse Ventura talked to Adam Dillon, a whistleblower, who was fired by BP and then interrogated and intimidated for files and contacts during his exit interview. He found out too much about this disaster, that there was a "hundred times more" oil under the surface as alleged on Season 2, Episode 7 of Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura.

The BP Oil Spill PR Reps Don't Help the Company, as Seen on Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura

Jesse Ventura gets a boat ride with a BP PR rep Gene Domingue to see their clean up efforts. BP was using a dispersant Corexit, which is shown to the former governor on Season 2, Episode 7 of the truTV program. The rep doesn't even know the name or the contents of the dispersant and if it's dangerous or not and claims no one is getting ill from the clean up. Yet investigator Daniel talked to David Arnesen, a fisherman, who has been splashed with it during his clean up duties. He's had sinus problems, ear aches and "brown stuff running out" of his ears.

BP PR rep Gary Shute told the host of Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura, on Season 2, Episode 7, that Corexit is safe. He admitted that the company was told to stop using it. But its alleged the oil giant continued to use it, giving the government "the middle finger." Season 2, Episode 7 of this show exposed the contents of Corexit which has got arsenic, cadmium, cyanide, and other poisons, but the BP drone said the EPA "approved" its use, even as the EPA told BP to find something less toxic soon after approving its use. Shute denies that BP continued to use it after the EPA told them to stop using it. But locals are claiming that planes were dropping Corexit at night. The connection with BP and Corexit is that Nalco produces it, and a BP executive (pictured but not named) was on the board of directors for Nalco. Ventura quoted a document of the oil giant saying that over 15 per cent of clean up workers have Corexit toxicity in them. The BP representative predictably danced around the tough questions on Season 2, Episode 7 of the show.

Conspiracy insider Alex Jones said that this BP Oil Spill is a massive plot, stemming from Katrina, to depopulate Louisiana so the oil elites can create a giant refinery. Ventura and Jones meet in the French Quarter of New Orleans, where Jones alleges that with the Exxon Valdez spill of 1989, that the majority of those clean up workers from that disaster are dead, and that it's being covered up. For the clean up workers in the Gulf Coast, the use of Corexit is allegedly being used to kill them, as charged on Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura, Season 2, Episode 7.

In the 9^th Ward of New Orleans, the former governor meets Alfred Webre, a lawyer-activist. He charges that Katrina was Phase 1 of the depopulation plan, which ridded 150,000 people alone. He made more incredible charges: Bush 43 is a "Manchurian Candidate" and that President Obama has been (since the 1980s) a "CIA asset" and is a "Manchurian Candidate." Obama is an alleged tool of the Trilateral Commission, whose environmental policies are being used to create an "elite theme park of the world" where the world's population will be reduced.

Season 2, Episode 7 of Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura Charges that the Army Corp of Engineers is Helping to Depopulate the Gulf Coast

Webre had more charges. BP and it former Chief Scientist Dr. Steven Koonin gave a $500 million grant to Dr. Steven Chu in 2007, who was then head of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Chu was Secretary of Energy during the BP Oil Spill (and still is). Coincidentally or not, Chu brought in Dr. Steve Koonin, who's now Under Secretary for Science in Chu's Department of Energy. So does BP run the energy policies of the USA as Webre alleges? The BP Oil spill has has supposedly stalled currents called "the Engine of the Gulf Stream" which could cause a mini Ice Age (good for oil companies) if the loop of the North Atlantic Current is broken. Webre accused the Army Corp of Engineers and FEMA of attempting to depopulate the Gulf Coast. Soon, on Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura, an alleged "smoking gun" is found by investigator Daniel, who shows an alleged Army Corp of Engineers document with a $1.2 billion to $40 billion plan to depopulate the Gulf Coast.

Dr. S.I. Rees of the Army Corp of Engineers and her PR hack Patrick Robbins meet with the Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura host on Season 2, Episode 7 of the program. Rees admits that there's a comprehensive plan to relocate people in the Gulf Coast, even though they don't want oil companies to be relocated. When confronted with the alleged smoking gun document found by Daniel that this entity wants to depopulate the area, no good answers from them were forthcoming, but it slips out about the $40 billion for alleged relocation after Robbins says it's "not true", when Rees adds to his comment "not yet."

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"The Louisiana Conspiracy", Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura, December 10, 2010, truTV