Deceit, Obstruction, Complicity & Mismanagement in Action

How do I write what I am about to write without sounding like I am involved in the blame game? How can I call attention to leadership and management on a large scale and make the tough call from across the coast? I have the nerve to do it because I have spent 25 years preparing to assist humanity and the planet. While I am the host and producer of this show, I am also the founder and CEO of The Rainmaking Company, a mission accomplishment agency that is deeply committed to assisting humanity during this difficult time of global systemic transition. My mission was to do the necessary footwork to provide a new way to finance solutions across the world. So as you read this post, you can be sure that it comes from a deep place of years of introspection.

Our Commander-in-Chief gave BP (which have an extremely poor track record of environmental stewardship prior to the Gulf accident) complete control over the Gulf cleanup. This is disturbing and should not be taken lightly. We must face the facts about what is really happening at the leadership level, no matter how painful.

The Commander-in-Chief’s name, skin color, gender, or political affiliations have nothing to do with this. His alignment and complicity with BP reveals conflicts of interest so profound that they tie his hands and prevent him from doing what must be done. And that means ordering BP out of the Gulf and stripping them of this leadership position, which they neither earned nor deserved.

The true disaster goes beyond the people who will grow sick or die from all the toxins that have been released into the ocean, and beyond the loss of precious wildlife, industries, and jobs. The true disaster is the way this emergency has been – and continues to be – mismanaged and communicated. BP should be thrown out of the Gulf and barred from managing ANYTHING.

All the money and public relations in the world will not change what is. BP can buy all the Google keywords that it wants. That is what powerful and corrupt people and companies do to manage the fruit of their actions when they have not been accountable. They buy their way out of everything. They craft their own reality. All disaster is underplayed. They can talk their way from here to the moon. Watch their actions; forget their public relations games and their desperate attempts to control what we think and know.

BP, keep trying to “divert” all of us to your public relations propaganda so that we never find out the truth about what is really going on. Don’t let in any journalists. Act like it’s your coast, your country and your right to do whatever you want. That is exactly what you are doing. Don’t you dare tell us your sad stories about how you are trying, because I cannot stomach your lies. Open source the clean up. Only then will I accept that you are doing everything in your power to clean up and restore the Gulf Coast.

What is being allowed to happen is that a foreign entity is in control of a disaster that they caused; and, for over 55 days, it has not been up front with the American people. Our Commander in Chief is convinced that he can continue to operate as he does under the obvious spell on the American people by doing as many photo shoots and speeches as possible. But some of us are not under the spell of this or any Commander in Chief (or any other human being, for that matter).

The fact is that our president is making horribly misguided and dangerous leadership calls and operating within his own blind spots and cronyism when it comes to BP and what should be done. I don’t buy the paternal speeches about how they are going to “make BP pay”. Frankly, it’s smoke and mirrors to try to neutralize our anger over what is happening. If you want to know who this Commander in Chief is, find out why he does not insist that BP provide the mud logs to every person in America every six hours, and why he put BP in charge of this cleanup to begin with.

His speeches fail to embrace the truth about who BP is, about the real state of the conditions in the water, and about the lack of true leadership on every level imaginable. He has turned over the entire Gulf Coast to that entity. This is the real disaster that underlies the paradigm that is operating in the White House. The Gulf Coast’s condition 55 days later is the collateral damage. It’s important to call it what it is.

I understand that many of us want to love and respect our official leaders, and are very sensitive when it comes to discussion and discernment about this Commander in Chief. Many of us don’t want to look under the hood of how he thinks and operates, but unfortunately this is too severe to put our heads in the sand. I have not been involved with politics and have no ambition to be, but I do know something about leadership; and it is clear that what we are witnessing is an old-guard consciousness at work in our Commander in Chief.

This government is clueless about what the American people need right now, so disconnected from what matters that it’s astounding. Click here for a discussion with geologist Chris Landau discussing what can be done, how a solution should be carried out on a geologic level, and how transparency can be achieved every six hours.