The Canadian National Newspaper: Gulf Oil clean-up: Obama administration orchestrates Hollywood film-like charade MSNBC suggests

Gulf Oil clean-up: Obama administration orchestrates Hollywood film-like charade MSNBC suggests

The Obama administration is reportedly using paid actors and other Hollywood "special effects" in the official presentation of the Gulf Oil Spill.

MSNBC's Rachel Maddow Show and Ed Schultz Show has shown that the Obama administration's profound negligence in dealing with the Oil Spill.

The Obama administration in collusion with BP has been executing a fabulous public relations campaign that they are doing everything possible to deal with the Oil Spill.

But, independent investigative journalists have been prevented from doing their job in helping to critically inform the American people and the world on the Gulf Oil Spill.

The Obama administration's operatives have reportedly arrested reporters and confiscated cameras which document this profound negligence.

VIDEO documents that the Obama administration and BP are not even trying to properly execute simple technology of oil booms.

Investigative reporters document that the Obama administration is getting basically paid actors for mass media 'photo ops'. These paid actors are not there to clean anything up. These "temporary workers" are apparently just there for staged photos that the Obama administration is authorizing large dallies and corporate TV news crews to take for "a gullible American public".

Jefferson Parish Councilman Chris Roberts, whose district encompasses Grand Isle, told Yahoo! News that BP bused in "hundreds" of temporary workers to clean up local beaches. And as soon as the president was en route back to Washington, the workers were clearing out of Grand Isle too, Roberts said.

The essentially paid actors were reportedly paid $12 an hour to look busy. When the report aired it infuriated local residents.

A local resident Jerry Lafont (ph) says he saw the whole thing. He snapped a picture of the crews getting out of their hazmat suits and getting ready to leave. He tells us they came in Jefferson Parish school buses pretended -- his words -- pretended like they were working and as soon as the President left everything shut down.

One of our staffers, who was also on the scene corroborates that. He says he has been on Grand Isle for the last three days and has never seen these crews before. Some told, one of our photojournalists Chris Turner they were on a work release program.

When CNN's Carol Costello asked whether they were there solely for the presidential visit, they told her they were under orders not to say and in fact they would get in trouble if they talked.

Investigative reports suggest that the Gulf Oil Spill was staged by a cult group which views the Spill as fulfilling "God's" Book of Revelation prophecy.

If the Obama administration was being truthful about its professed work, they would neither be preventing journalists from doing their job nor would they apparently been hiring paid actors to deal with the Gulf Oil Spill.

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