A former State Trooper and Secret Service appointee named Greg Evenson was interviewed by web radio Argusoog a month ago, on June 4, 2010. He claimed that the situation in the Gulf is much worse than BP and our so-called government would have us believe, and that his sources in the military say soldiers stationed in the Gulf coast are planning to move their family members away from the coast. 

Argusoog Radio seems to specialize in conspiracy theories. Its radio shows are archived as the Waterman Files. The Argusoog website curiously is mainly in Dutch, with occasional English words. However, I searched the Dutch-English dictionary and could find no Dutch word as Argusoog. 

I don’t know how much credibility we should give this. If you’re a member of (or know) the Armed Forces stationed in the Gulf coast, please leave an anonymous comment here to confirm or disconfirm this rumor. Thank you for your service to America!

What follows is an account of the Evenson radio interview posted by “Barracuda” on Before It’s News, July 1, 2010. You can listen to the interview for yourself HERE.

~Eowyn

Former State Trooper and Secret Service appointee Greg Evenson appeared on The Waterman Files to discuss what his inside sources are telling him about the situation in and around the Gulf of Mexico. Evenson said:

“There is an increasing sense of negativity and desperation among those who I’ve spoken to, in the military, that have a real sense of — it’s a pending doom — and it’s just beyond anything I have ever seen up to this point. I talked to the men and they’re just planning their own well-being at this point to get their families out and plan for that because when this goes, it will be a literal and tidal wave of disaster down there. There is no way it can be avoided once it begins.” I think the first announcements that are made regarding any kind of evacuation involving the aged, they have to go first if its is possible will then precipitate a secondary wave to follow very shortly after that of the people who have been sitting on the fence not doing anything and all of the sudden they’re saying ‘it’s time to go.’ It will cascade downhill rapidly and the people who are going to deal with it are simply saying, “We do not have the resources, we do not have what we need to carry this off.”

Evenson stated that it was suggested to him by University of Texas researchers that four to five weeks ago (which he described in a broadcast on May 27th) that there were reports from the U.S. Geological Service that an earthquake was precipitated at eleven miles below the ocean floor when drilling at the Deepwater Horizon site went as deep as thirty thousand feet – not the deepest well on earth, but the deepest ever penetrated into such a major source deposit of [this type of] oil, which is why it is coming up red and radioactive. The reports from the U.S.G.S. indicated that this earthquake may have fractured the ocean floor which would explain the oil seeps at seven to twenty-eight miles away that may not be coming from the drill site at all, but by cracks in the ocean floor caused by this and the giant deposit.

“Snow plows are being readied to go up and down the interstate highways in the middle of summer moving stranded vehicles off the road when evacuations begin.”  Evenson implored people to not panic, and to simply prepare ahead so that they can move out of harms way before the crush of a full evacuation has begun.”  – Greg Evenson     thejohnchronicles.wordpress.com/2010/06/29/greg-evenson-new-update-gulf-of-mexico-june-28-2010/