The EPA are probably right. The dispersants and the resulting oil
So get out there and start cleaning up the coastline by hand then.I kinda like that.
Is this how the revolution starts?
Government is out of control!
The power is with the people.
Mike
I think the idea is to break up the oil and allow bacteria to consume
aul@Hovnanian.comIt could be, but it won't be. The sheeple will return the ObamaI think it started when the federal gov. didn't enforce immigration laws.
BP tells the EPA fuck off, when told to stop using oil dispersant.
I kinda like that.
Is this how the revolution starts?
Government is out of control!
The power is with the people.
Mike
480)460-2350 Fax: Available upon request | Brass Rat |It would be wonderful if it could grow underground too.
Except British Petroleum doesn't *have* anything better. That's why
Yep.
Already there, on site. The Gulf gobbles oil naturally, about
On 26/05/2010 20:12, amdx wrote:
I think it started when the federal gov. didn't enforce immigration laws.
BP tells the EPA fuck off, when told to stop using oil dispersant.
The EPA are probably right. The dispersants and the resulting oil
emulsion do at least as much damage to the environment as the crude oil
would - probably more. It just makes it look a bit better on the surface.
I kinda like that.
Is this how the revolution starts?
Government is out of control!
The power is with the people.
Mike
So get out there and start cleaning up the coastline by hand then.
You thought you could have cowboy operators like Transocean drill for
oil without a care in the world and with their "fail safe" blow out
preventers compromised. They all blame each other now, but even though
in US law BP is ultimately responsible it seems to me their error was to
employ irresponsible cowboy drill rig operators.
Keep pumping at all costs is the mantra. Until it all goes pear shaped
and then they point at each other and say "it's their fault".
Here, the President is blaming BP, and the people are buying it. I'mOn 26/05/2010 20:12, amdx wrote:
I think it started when the federal gov. didn't enforce immigration laws.
BP tells the EPA fuck off, when told to stop using oil dispersant.
The EPA are probably right. The dispersants and the resulting oil
emulsion do at least as much damage to the environment as the crude oil
would - probably more. It just makes it look a bit better on the surface.
I kinda like that.
Is this how the revolution starts?
Government is out of control!
The power is with the people.
Mike
So get out there and start cleaning up the coastline by hand then.
You thought you could have cowboy operators like Transocean drill for
oil without a care in the world and with their "fail safe" blow out
preventers compromised. They all blame each other now, but even though
in US law BP is ultimately responsible it seems to me their error was to
employ irresponsible cowboy drill rig operators.
Yeah, things will run much better, now, with Lord Obama calling the shots. ForMartin Brown wrote:
On 26/05/2010 20:12, amdx wrote:
I think it started when the federal gov. didn't enforce immigration laws.
BP tells the EPA fuck off, when told to stop using oil dispersant.
The EPA are probably right. The dispersants and the resulting oil
emulsion do at least as much damage to the environment as the crude oil
would - probably more. It just makes it look a bit better on the surface.
I kinda like that.
Is this how the revolution starts?
Government is out of control!
The power is with the people.
Mike
So get out there and start cleaning up the coastline by hand then.
You thought you could have cowboy operators like Transocean drill for
oil without a care in the world and with their "fail safe" blow out
preventers compromised. They all blame each other now, but even though
in US law BP is ultimately responsible it seems to me their error was to
employ irresponsible cowboy drill rig operators.
Keep pumping at all costs is the mantra. Until it all goes pear shaped
and then they point at each other and say "it's their fault".
The biggest mistake was letting British petroleum call the shots.
Bankrolling Obama's presidency is criminal? Tsk, tsk.
MikeOn 26/05/2010 20:12, amdx wrote:
I think it started when the federal gov. didn't enforce immigration
laws.
BP tells the EPA fuck off, when told to stop using oil dispersant.
The EPA are probably right. The dispersants and the resulting oil emulsion
do at least as much damage to the environment as the crude oil would -
probably more. It just makes it look a bit better on the surface.
I kinda like that.
Is this how the revolution starts?
Government is out of control!
The power is with the people.
Mike
So get out there and start cleaning up the coastline by hand then.
You thought you could have cowboy operators like Transocean drill for oil
without a care in the world and with their "fail safe" blow out preventers
compromised. They all blame each other now, but even though in US law BP
is ultimately responsible it seems to me their error was to employ
irresponsible cowboy drill rig operators.
Keep pumping at all costs is the mantra. Until it all goes pear shaped and
then they point at each other and say "it's their fault".
Regards,
Martin Brown
Glad to know you live in a cave hunt and forage for food.
On Wed, 26 May 2010 19:23:44 -0400, "Michael A. Terrell"
mike.terrell@earthlink.net> wrote:
Martin Brown wrote:
On 26/05/2010 20:12, amdx wrote:
I think it started when the federal gov. didn't enforce immigration laws.
BP tells the EPA fuck off, when told to stop using oil dispersant.
The EPA are probably right. The dispersants and the resulting oil
emulsion do at least as much damage to the environment as the crude oil
would - probably more. It just makes it look a bit better on the surface.
I kinda like that.
Is this how the revolution starts?
Government is out of control!
The power is with the people.
Mike
So get out there and start cleaning up the coastline by hand then.
You thought you could have cowboy operators like Transocean drill for
oil without a care in the world and with their "fail safe" blow out
preventers compromised. They all blame each other now, but even though
in US law BP is ultimately responsible it seems to me their error was to
employ irresponsible cowboy drill rig operators.
Keep pumping at all costs is the mantra. Until it all goes pear shaped
and then they point at each other and say "it's their fault".
The biggest mistake was letting British petroleum call the shots.
Yeah, things will run much better, now, with Lord Obama calling the shots. For
over a month everyone has been waiting for the Messiah's instructions. ...and
so spaketh Obama from Mt. Washington, "Plug the damned hole!". Now they have
them.
In 2046 nanoscale self-replicating robots were dispersed in the Gulf of
Nanoterrorism?In 2046 nanoscale self-replicating robots were dispersed in the Gulf of
Mexico to clean up an oil spill. Unfortunately a subtle programming
error caused their consumption target to be changed from "hydrocarbons"
to "all carbon based substances", and within a week the world was turned
to dust.
That's called the "grey goo" scenario.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grey_goo
More recent analysis has shown that the danger of grey goo is far less
likely than originally thought.[8] However, other long-term major
risks to society and the environment from nanotechnology have been
identified.[9] Drexler has made a somewhat public effort to retract
his grey goo hypothesis, in an effort to focus the debate on more
realistic threats associated with knowledge-enabled nanoterrorism and
other misuses.
That's called the "grey goo" scenario.In 2046 nanoscale self-replicating robots were dispersed in the Gulf of
Mexico to clean up an oil spill. Unfortunately a subtle programming
error caused their consumption target to be changed from "hydrocarbons"
to "all carbon based substances", and within a week the world was turned
to dust.
despite the FACT the proposal was not ratified or that we were LIED toI think it started when the federal gov. didn't enforce immigration laws.
BP tells the EPA fuck off, when told to stop using oil dispersant.
I kinda like that.
Is this how the revolution starts?
Government is out of control!
The power is with the people.
Mike
Go back to FDR when he stole our gold, etc or when we got taxes
They are trying the heavyweight clay trick to staunch the flow at the
As does all the sea life that mistakes the oil droplets for food
Only if your name is Immanuel Velikovsky or a right wing nitwit. It
Yea, Omama is planning visiting after the hole gets plugged,I think it started when the federal gov. didn't enforce immigration laws.
BP tells the EPA fuck off, when told to stop using oil dispersant.
I kinda like that.
Is this how the revolution starts?
Government is out of control!
The power is with the people.
Mike
No, you're wrong. The President clearly explained today that BP are
The dispersant is, the PBS expert said, soap. The environmentalist
They've been burning every drop they can, every chance they get.
Which?
It certainly will. The Louisiana Gov. wants to dredge berms to
When I was at the university, my biology book said that airplane gas
That's the idea of a dispersant, isn't it? To break up the oil and
That will not help. Even the oilmen who are used to working under high
That puts the "PBS expert" opinion into question immediately. It is not
There is a solvent typically about 10-30% by weight of the formulation.
Possibly it helps a bit for seabirds, but it does the larger marine
They didn't have any of the right kit in the area at first. And as I
Anything that is a filter feeder initially and then later everything in
Sacrificial berms and booms might keep some of it out provided the sea
Of course there are bacteria that are adapted to just about every
It seems BP have also lied about the extent of the oil leak. Independent