BP - A hatchet job
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@unknownuser said:
":ogwdz9kn]...I am sure there are lots of weenies the folks down there wouldn't mind roastin' . .
BP Execs. . .Tim Geitner. . .Obama. . .
JUS kiddin'!!!
the trouble David_H is that it is THE EIGTTHH OF JULY
and the TOXICS are starting to happen
but at the bottom
http://www.democracynow.org/2010/7/7/bp_oil_spill_cleanup_workers_getting
we should act now -
i was just jokin'. . ..
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@unknownuser said:
**":i0xvh0im]i was just jokin'. . ..
of course i know David_H nothing to be embarrassed
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thanks. . .I was hanging my head in shame.
Well not really.
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the point for me is how can we act ?
mind you i am from Spain and Madrid takes very far from there
There is a website offering radios superbs for if the electricity fails
i mean is there no way to act ?
do you get the news that tells BP controls absolutely everything in the Coast Shitten ?
and does not allow anybody to film or picture or interview ?
OR THAT SCIENTISTS FROM OUTSHORE are not allowed to intervine ?
I can think, well, they must study the facts and do not tell anything untill they know so to not to frighten the society
but i mean, it frightens me from Madrid
are the North American people not so frightened as to ask on TV POLITICIANS directly?
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Juan, BP does not control EVERYTHING on the coast, and we are bombarded on the national news everyday with media coverage of the disaster, including on-site reports. Not to mention the print media, which seems to report one more disaster after another (now the oil is UNDER the sand). Given the size of the story and all the interest by the national and international media (even one of our local stations sent two anchors and a film crew down there to do a report), I'm not surprised access has been somewhat restricted, but reports that BP is controling the whole coast, and people aren't "allowed" to talk or take photographs, is a gross exageration.
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thanks Daniel
i did not know that -
@unknownuser said:
Obama administration has told US oil giant Exxon Mobil Corp and another group, believed to be Chevron, that it would not oppose a bid for BP
Now there's a surprise, isn't it!
Kick, kick and kick BP, crush it's share price then grab it at a cut price. -
I'm pretty sure that BP are happy pay whatever compensation is deemed necessary because they themselves will not actually be paying it. When the full investigation, of how this tragedy happened, is completed, BP will simply reclaim any money they have spent (+damages of course) from those responsible...Transocean, Halliburton!!!
Unless it turns out it was there fault...in which case they're F@*?#d.
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Well not Halliburton, they've just got SO MANY friends in the administration they'll be protected from EVERYTHING!
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BP
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a dark possibility
YouTube - Storm a cover for Gulf false flag? Neuroses of Armegeddon
[flash=480,385:24gc0zcg]http://www.youtube.com/v/Ezh1zTY8RBY&hl=es_ES&fs=1[/flash:24gc0zcg] -
With the cap now appearing to contain the oil, the existing pollution is now suggested to being dispersed quicker than some environmental "experts" were suggesting!
Anybody read about the oil spill in China?? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-10819987
Note the extensive personal protective equipment being used in the clean-up operation -
Yea, those workers are in for nasty health issues in a few years...some Big Pictures here:
http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2010/07/oil_spill_in_dalian_china.html
http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2010/07/cleaning_dalian_harbor.html
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@petercharles said:
With the cap now appearing to contain the oil, the existing pollution is now suggested to being dispersed quicker than some environmental "experts" were suggesting!
I am amazed how this spill has been stopped and how the oil has come out of the surface so quickly.
Amazed do not know what to say except that it could be good now to start the stop of getting oil out from the remaining platforms.
Nature seems to be strong enough yet
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