Warning! Potential Gasoline Industry Collapse Happening Right Now!

I’ve been concerned about a nationwide gasoline supply disruption for a while now, because the nature of fracked crude produces kerogen, and kerogen is very difficult to refine to gasoline, and is full of corrosive gasses such as hydrogen sulfide. Now, Cushing is full to the brim with this volatile crude, and refiners are struggling to keep up with demands, especially at current fuel prices. Also, infrastructure everwhere is taking major damage from the corrosive explosive nature of the kerogen refined crude.

This image supposedly shows them repairing the leak, although I don’t see anything that leaked. Where is all the gasoline. 250,000 gallon they said leaked. Where are the stains in the soil?

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The Gov of Alabama just declared state of emergency because supposedly a pipeline has a leak, and they shut it down to repair it. But the warning that gas may quickly become hard to get is being sounded throughout the Eastern Coast.

“A gasoline pipeline that was shut down for repairs after it leaked last week may threaten the regular supply of the fuel for 50 million people in the eastern U.S. as the deadline for its restart was postponed for next week.

The pipeline, operated by Colonial Pipeline Co., is the main artery between the Gulf Coast refineries and the eastern states, and the largest gasoline pipeline in the country. It carries 1.3 million barrels of the fuel a day.

Line 1, the one that leaked, runs from Texas to North Carolina. The leak occurred about the halfway mark between Houston and Greensboro. Initially, Colonial Pipeline said it will be ready to restart it this weekend, but later it put off the date to next week. The company blamed the delay on bad weather”

http://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Panic-Grips-Eastern-US-With-Gasoline-Supply-Shortage-On-Horizon.html

The excuse about the bad weather delaying the repair alone should alarm folks that this may just be the beginning of a much larger issue. Stay tuned….

Update: Now, they have established a no fly zone around the Cahaba Spill Area. Listen to this guy. Something big is up.

Update 2: It appears BP’s largest US refinery in Whiting is cutting production by 50% this weekend. Huh?

“News that BP Plc will cut production this weekend by at least 50 percent on the large crude distillation unit for repairs at its 413,500 bpd refinery in Whiting, Indiana, has also boosted gasoline.”

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-cftc-gasoline-idUSKCN11M2DK