BP’s Oil Tsunami – Pt. 1/2
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June 01, 2010 by
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As part of Ring of Fires on-going, exclusive coverage of the catastrophic oil spill off of the Gulf Coast, investigative journalist Rick Outzen talks with David Bender about the latest from the frontlines of this fast-breaking story.
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Rednecks With a Simple Obama is probably much too arrogant to pay attention. A couple of good ol’ boys show how simple the oil spill cleanup could have been had the Obama Administration not been so utterly incompetent. found this on yahoo m boards thought i can help spread the word
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you guys give me nightmares thanx and I mean this in a good way more people should watch this
Wasn’t the $75 million cap meant to be the PUNITIVE damages— not the cost of the clean up? Why do they keep repeating this?
Thankyou for mentioning this:
In ’79, 4 days after the Iran hostage crisis started, Nightline was called: “The Iran Crisis—America Held Hostage: Day xxx” where xxx represented each day … Originally, World News Tonight lead anchor Frank Reynolds hosted the special report. It wasn’t until a few days later that a producer had the idea of displaying the number of days on “America Held Hostage” until released then was ‘Nightline.’
BP/Obama’s rats =^.^= get’em, a CRIMINAL OFFENSE and COVERUP!
@smethious yeah, and lowering a giant dome was a better idea….FAIL
well the bush administration made all the regulations lax for off shore drilling and how the hell can you use that solution for that much crude in that much water… not feasable!
It has worked before in the oil spill of 1969 in Santa Barbara!
yea but if we took all the grass clippings we can make a dent… i fill a trash can every 3 days who said it need to be dry
Ok, now you need to obtain a lot of dry plants to cover around 1500 Km2 and a big derrik. Please pay attention to real options