Please help raise awareness and protest against the BP oil spill. When you purchase the items featured upon this site a donation is made to GSDAR, a nonprofit animal rescue organization.

Save Our Beaches! Boycott BP

BP told the US Congress they were not responsible for all the damages that may be related to the BP oil spill. This calls for everyone to boycott BP. The BP oil spill is causing hurt, harm and injury to people, animals and the environment; this megolithic oil spill threatens to destroy the Gulf Coast for generations to come. The BP oil spill is an ecological disaster! It is destroying the fishing and tourist industries, killing sea turtles, fish, birds and destroying the wetlands. It is making shrimp, oysters and fish unfit for human consumption! Fishermen helping with the clean up are already getting sick and being hospitalized. People in the area may later develop cancer from exposure to toxic oil spill chemicals! Make BP take responsibility for all damages associated with the BP oil spill. You can help by saying, "Save Our Beaches! Boycott BP!"

A large shark was captured on feed from the BP oil spill ROV. The shark appeared very briefly and then was gone.

Click on pic to see what shark has to say. Digital photo by © 2010 by Terry Lynch

Terry Lynch was observing the ROV feed and happened to get this photo of a large shark checking out the BP oil spill. It has been suggested the toxic effect of swimming through oil and/or dispersants caused the shark to go berserk or crazy and exhibit atypical, bizarre behavior. Perhaps the EPA was correct in scolding BP in usage of the oil dispersant, Corexit, which is too toxic. Who knows, maybe a crazed shark, sickened by pollutants, chewing upon cables or equipment is what caused the explosion of Deepwater Horizon in the first place! Lynch made the photo into a design which is available upon gifts and apparel for anyone who wants to protest the BP oil spill.

Shark checks out BP oil spill plume prior to failure of "Top Kill" operation. Was shark crazed by swimming through toxic oil and/or chemical dispersants?

CBS news reported upon the possible toxic effects of the BP oil spill as being investigated by marine biologists out of Pascagoula, Mississippi, prior to the oil spills wide spread. Also, on May 6, 2010, the AP reported upon the increasing number of dead sea turtles along the Gulf Coast of Mississippi. Clearly the BP oil spill is a looming ecological disaster! Ben Booth of Environmental Solutions gave an excellent account of how the BP oil spill may impact the fishing industry along the Gulf Coast of Louisiana. Click here to see bizarre behavior of another shark which was seen, reported and recorded on video by a group investigating the oil spill. As time goes by more and more reports about the toxic effects the oil spill is having upon marine life come in. Watch this related video which reports on the effect of the oil spill upon fish and other marine life. The toxic nature of the oil spill and Corexit, a dispersant being used in astronomical amounts, is causing fish to act in a bizaare manner. Click here to learn more about the toxic effects the BP oil spill is having upon sharks and other marine life.

The Last Pelican. The BP oil spill is threatening many birds upon the Gulf Coast and in the wetlands. You can help by purchase of these gifts and apparel.

"Top Kill" is the term used by BP to try to stop the oil leak by pumping mud into the well, followed by concrete. Will it work? So far the only thing BP has managed to "Top Kill" is marine life and wildlife along the Gulf coast.

Click on pic to see BP oil spill live video if available. Digital photo enchanced © 2010 by Terry Lynch

If the above live ROV feed is not active, visit the US Congress subcommitte on Global Warming oil spill cam site. A dozen or so ROV cam feeds are being monitored by the US Congress to keep tabs on BP, given the company was not altogether forthcoming during the early days of what has become the worst ecological disaster in US history.

Attention! Emergency response is needed to stop the damage being caused by the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Everyone is asked to help through the purchase of gear to encourage action rather than apathy. Please, don't just look the other way or think this matter does not effect you. Help raise awareness with these inspirational, high quality gifts and apparel.

Stop The Leak No BP Oil Kills Everything

Here are some ways you can help fight back against the BP oil spill.

1. Buy BP Oil Spill fashions to express yourself and let everyone know how you feel about the oil spill.
2. Get "Save Our Beaches - Stop the Leak" buttons for everyone in your club or organization and volunteer to help clean up the beaches.
3. Dress in all black with black "Thanks for the Goo" T-shirts to morn for those who died on the Deepwater Horizon.
   
   Thanks for the Goo -- No BP -- Big Polluters

4. Sing "Thank you for the oil spill" a protest song inspired by the BP Oil Spill
5. Organize a Thanks for the Goo protest ralley in your city or at your state capitol and protest while wearing a Thanks for the Goo T-shirt
6. Wear a "Monny, Why are all the birds dying" T-shirt while speaking with school children about the BP Oil Spill and why all the fish, birds and other animals are dying.
7. Have a fund raiser for GSDAR, a nonprofit animal rescue organization.
   
   The Last Bird. Buy these alarming gifts and apparel and protest the BP oil spill which threatens birds and wildlife along the Gulf Coast. This design features a avocet which feeds in saline wetlands and mudflats and is endangered by the BP oil spill.

8. Help make people aware of the fact that "Oil Kills Everything" with these designs made showing Ground Zero, site of the BP oil spill as it spreads out in the Gulf of Mexico like an atomic bomb.
9. Have a "Thanks for the Goo" party and collect donations for GSDAR, a nonprofit organization, to use in the effort to rescue animals.
10. Organize a "Thanks for the Goo" wet T-shirt contest at bars and other night spots along the Gulf Coast. At each gathering collect donations for GSDAR, a nonprofit animal rescue organization.

Mommy, Why are all the birds dying?

Please help raise awareness and sound the alarm. The BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is threatening the lives of birds, sea turtles and other wildlife. BP was impotent in its response to immediately stop the leak, trying to collect as much oil as possible instead of taking immediate action to stop the leak. As a consequence million of gallons of oil is gushing into the Gulf of Mexico and is washing upon shore threatening to kill birds and other wildlife and cause an ecological disaster of unprecedented magnitude.

Save Our Beached - No BP - Stop The Leak

BP Licensed to Spill

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