It's not a "spill".
They have drilled into the side of a volcano.

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This really is appalling that I have seen more coverage on the oil spill from a video game channel than the actual media.

It's just so god damn infuriating that our main stream media is a bunch of sackless neutered puppets.

Wow. I used to really dislike Kevin Pereira because he just seemed annoying to me, but after watching that video I have a lot of respect for the guy. He went down there and really checked out what is actually happening so that we can see as well.

I really didn't know that so many birds and animals were getting so oily. It really is a shame. When you actually see the devastation it really hits you 10 fold. I pray that this doesn't have lingering effects for decades and decades.

PS....... why the hell are they allowed to spray Corexit if its composition isn't disclosed? That's not right. Something is radically FUBAR with that!

Yes, it was not the usual production piece we've been used to seeing. What I wondered about was his mention about the "holes in the boat" of the VOP boat. Exactly what effects is the gunk having on the hulls? Anybody know?

that crap is eating through fiberglass boats in a few weeks!!!... holly crap!.. thats some nasty crap!.. Were so screwed.. Props to G4 for doing real reporting!.. shame to the MSM

DOWNLOAD THIS RIGHT NOW

they will take it down I mean, this was just brilliant

man ... these guys have balls

again ... balls of steel

journalists like these seem to not exist anymore, so, congrats to do guy, he is a real journalist

Originally posted by E-ville
that crap is eating through fiberglass boats in a few weeks!!!... holly crap!.. thats some nasty crap!.. Were so screwed.. Props to G4 for doing real reporting!.. shame to the MSM

Exactly! I watch CNN and MSNBC every morning. Not once have I seen or heard a peep about the corrosive effects of Corexit. Nothing. Just small clips of an oily bird, the usual ROV cams and then they discuss the issue in a broad sense. I get the overwhelming impression that no one has a clue as to what's going on or what the dam plan is moving forward. All the prominent figures in power are reminding me of "The Family Guy" George Bush in the tree house after Katrina where he says to Brian from the Tree House "Don't make me do stuff!"

What's the plan? What's next? Wheres the footage? Wheres the investigating? Kevin Pereira gives us the best visual of the disaster????? How the hell is this even possible? I'm kind of in shock.

The MSM each day basically says "It's still gushing out, back to you Jim" "In other news........"

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the most amazing is that BP can put whatever they want in the water and wont disclose the chemicals details

Its more like a tech channel that's video game oriented. Attack of the Show is just a sort of all around show that caters to a teenage viewer audience that plays video games. But they dont spend much time on video games, theres other shows for that.

nice catch OP, S&F
Let it be clear, the threat of corporate greed has dwarfed any terrorist threat. These almighty mega corporations are the guys we should really fear...

Video games are a huge billion dollar industry.

What's the problem with having a cable channel to cover the gaming news? It isn't exactly Pong and Pac Man they're covering.

This is honestly incredible, what do people think will happen to their flesh and organs if that junk eats through boats?

What happens, like that man said, in a year when all the help is gone and they are left to leave to starve? What about the wildlife, who will clean them after this is over? IF this is ever over.

Watching this video has honestly given me a much greater understanding of the devastation down there. Unbelievable.

Wow this thread title says it all, and while I think that this oil spill is more of a slight of hand/kansas city shuffle I still think this guy did a wonderful job covering it. Just like the OP said MSM is getting shown up by a video game host how do you take the main stream media seriously now?