The Gulf and Our Future is Dying by deregulation.
DEREGULATED Financial systems that allow the insiders who have bought our government, to create a monstrous cosmic debt of one and a half Trillion dollars out of derivatives and other imaginative frauds while the SEC looks the other way. So, after the rampant looting thusly enabled, the lives and future of the majority of Americans have been crushed.
DEREGULATED Industrial extraction has now murdered the life in the Gulf of Mexico as well as countless river valleys through mountain top removal, the 5000 year old redwood forests of the west and the air of this Earth through war production with its spreading DNA ruin of 'depleted' Uranium from the nuclear industry. Just to name a few.

The chain that holds capital in check needs to be locked around this dragon and if we need to forge it still glowing with the heat of public outrage, so be it.

All these Disasters were made by The Global Satanic Government's (The CIA) 9-11 Attacks, which lead to the Post 9-11 World Satanic Government, which in turn created all these Post 9-11 Disasters, something they could not have gotten away with without being granted all these Post 9-11 Powers.

then there is the effect of a congress far too friendly to big businesses, like the total abrogation of public health and safety, to accommodate the donors who have bribed their influence.
This is why we have GMO crops that have contaminated the public food supply to service the profit margin of Monsanto.
Now, because of Deregulation, not only have the food resources of the Gulf been horribly damaged to go along with the collapse of the bee colonies, but unrestrained chemical intensive farming is killing the very soil we depend on to live.
All life support systems on the Earth are failing while profits climb.

is it just blind greed or is it a sick need to feast on ruin and death? sometimes it just seems so.
This rupture, so far unable to be contained, apparently is increasing its flow to a now horrendous 25,000 barrels per day and that is even perhaps an underestimation. The depths and pressures are at the edge of human technology, making any repair a monumental engineering task.
The Gulf was a rich sea of sponge, shrimp, shellfish and huge fishing harvests that we are now, at this point in time; seeing the last memory of its existence turn to black death.