Tug boat hits well causes new gusher in Gulf, page 5


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reply posted on 27-7-2010 @ 03:09 PM by soleprobe
Originally posted by Point of No Return
Ah come on, and this not orchestrated?!!!
Who believes this crap anymore?


Well they had 750 boats out there drafted in to scoop up oil but they were having 'trouble' finding any crude in the sea and now they can give them something to do
www.google.com...

Or maybe this is just another tactic used to employ methods to get the residents out of their if there’s a hurricane… they need oil to blow in their faces because all the oil from the first leak is gone thanks to all the coreexit or “mother nature.”







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reply posted on 27-7-2010 @ 03:11 PM by tsurfer2000h
reply to post by fleabit



That is the official story from them. Now what is the real story. The real story is something that may never be told. Then again maybe this was just a freak accident, but it is hard to believe them and the official story with the way things have gone thus far.


reply posted on 27-7-2010 @ 03:48 PM by Blaine91555
reply to post by DINSTAAR



Did you see his speech this morning? Is this not a bit too convenient? Both running in the news at the same time?

He did not need a big incident, just an incident to happen at a convenient time. A broke, desperate Tug Boat crew and some under the table green and voila, he has what he needs.


reply posted on 27-7-2010 @ 03:50 PM by tsurfer2000h
reply to post by DINSTAAR



Just to clarify a little on the comment of not getting the whole story.The reason I said that is because from the first day we haven't really got the true story on what really happened and why it happened. All anyone wants is the truth and it just doesn't seem to be what BP has told us in the past. This little accident is nowhere close to the deepwater but it can cause alot of problems if not taken care of quickly.


reply posted on 27-7-2010 @ 04:03 PM by wcitizen
reply to post by Just Wondering



Correction: The Gulf was doing just fine until Haliburton/BP/Cheney/Obama came along. Get your facts right if you plan to use them to hit people over the head.


reply posted on 27-7-2010 @ 04:20 PM by DINSTAAR
reply to post by tsurfer2000h




The reason I said that is because from the first day we haven't really got the true story on what really happened and why it happened.


The only 'why'(as in, DH and this spill are not accidental) I can see is to get public support for stricter regulations which will help only those in power and their friends (like BP).

The amount of the spill is important to find out, but it is not the biggest story in the whole thing.


All anyone wants is the truth and it just doesn't seem to be what BP has told us in the past.


Or anyone for that matter. BP only wants to keep their image while taking care of the spill (like Tylenol and poison tablets, google it). The thing is, if BP fixes the leak, cleans up all the oil, and compensates all people effected or involved in the clean up, it only makes them look better.


This little accident is nowhere close to the deepwater but it can cause alot of problems if not taken care of quickly.


It should be taken care of quickly. Its really close to the shore and virtually above the surface of the sea. These types of spills are easily contained and much more common than people realize. With the amount of resources in the area, this is going to be a breeze.


reply posted on 27-7-2010 @ 04:36 PM by AwakeinNM
reply to post by cosmo740



Exactly. When have we ever heard of this happening? Maybe it has and isn't as big a deal except that they just had a huge spill.

IDK, seems as though the spill wasn't as big as "they" wanted and didn't create enough public outrage, so here we go again. Gonna kill big oil if it's the last thing they do...


reply posted on 27-7-2010 @ 04:50 PM by DINSTAAR
reply to post by OuttaTime




There seems to be a rash of oil spills going on these days, and I'm not convinced it is just coincedence


Oils spills are like when you learn a new word. Now that you know it, you hear it all the time where as before you never noticed it. Oil spills have always happened. Now, they matter more to people because of the residual hype from the Deepwater Horizon.

None of these spills are like Deepwater Horizon. Deepwater Horizon is in a category all by itself. To compare it to these other oil spills is an injustice.


reply posted on 27-7-2010 @ 05:02 PM by tsurfer2000h
reply to post by DINSTAAR



I remember the whole Tylenol problem. I think a big problem BP has had from the start was Tony Hayward to me he just seemed like he was above all this and he shouldn't be bothered. Which I think became evident when he decided to go yachting not to long ago. If this new top dog they have can get everything on track they wil save some face and come out of this with some dignity left. I think the timing of this well head beibg hit is what has so many people looking at this as something just don't seem right.It is the timing of this situation that does seem strange even if it waws a freak accident.


reply posted on 27-7-2010 @ 05:07 PM by OuttaTime
Originally posted by DINSTAAR
reply to
post by OuttaTime




There seems to be a rash of oil spills going on these days, and I'm not convinced it is just coincedence


Oils spills are like when you learn a new word. Now that you know it, you hear it all the time where as before you never noticed it. Oil spills have always happened. Now, they matter more to people because of the residual hype from the Deepwater Horizon.

None of these spills are like Deepwater Horizon. Deepwater Horizon is in a category all by itself. To compare it to these other oil spills is an injustice.


I agree. the Horizon incident is a gusher, while these other incidents are spills. Big difference. And just because oil has been spilling without our knowledge doesn't make it any more insignificant. The Michigan leak is over 800,000 gallons into a river (and still backflowing). Yes it's smaller but it is still having an impact on the wildlife and civil function.
I can understand that oil seeps naturally out of the earth, but these are all 'accidents'. 2 in GoM, 1 in China, 1 in Michigan, 1 in Canada, all in the last 3 months. Haven't we learned anything from this?

edit to remove a typo.

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