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From: who where on 30 May 2010 20:24
Makes it friggin' hard on us West Aussies, seeing as how all our
petrol (except when imported from Singapore) comes from our one and
only - BP - refinery.
From: captain anchovy on 31 May 2010 21:59
On 31/05/2010 10:24 AM, who where wrote:
> Makes it friggin' hard on us West Aussies, seeing as how all our
> petrol (except when imported from Singapore) comes from our one and
> only - BP - refinery.

little publicity being given to the fact that the infamous Halliburton
is responsible.

A.
From: Milton on 1 Jun 2010 15:54

"Paul Saccani" <saccani(a)omen.net.au> wrote in message
news:ba87069fd6an3gr9a4q0h626qmfetlu9e3(a)4ax.com...
> On Mon, 31 May 2010 07:24:27 +1000, "Trevor Wilson"
> <trevor(a)rageaudio.com.au> wrote:
>
>>
>>"Anne Onime" <anonymous(a)rip.ax.lt> wrote in message
>>news:faa268494c1b8b5063f2fb4d25ab67c8(a)rip.ax.lt...
>>>I don't beleive it, those pricks stuffed up a top kill.
>>> They should of done this weeks ago. They don't want to
>>> block the well, they still want to get the oil out.
>>> The cost of drilling a well is more important to them
>>> than wrecking the economy and health on Louisiana.
>>> Makes me ashamed to be an oil industry worker.
>>
>>**Don't forget Exxon too. They caused the largest environmental problem
>>witnessed in the US. More importantly, yo should wait until the litigation
>>begins. Exxon managed to drive the final payment to those affected to a
>>pitifully tiny amount. If BP does the same, then they deserve the same
>>condemnation.
>>
>>Finally, however, the real blame lies with the Bush administration,
>>because
>>they allowed offshore drillers to take shortcuts. This present problem
>>would
>>have never (probably) occured, had the EPA advice been followed by the
>>government (Bush) at the time. BTW: That advice would have cost a
>>miniscule
>>US$500,000.00 per drill rig.
>
> Bullshit, Trevor, you have no idea what you are talking about.
>
> This BOP was fitted with extra safety devices *over* the requirement
> that you assert would have prevented the disaster.
>
> Do please try to look at the facts before making conclusions.
> --
> Cheers
> Paul Saccani
> Perth, Western Australia.

Well if what you say is correct Paul, then even the "extra" safety devices
used were not all that really safety devices at all if you get my drift.
Perhaps they need to create some more "extra" safety devices for the
existing "extra" safety devices?

No matter what, it's a disaster always in the making.

Regards

Milton

From: Brad on 2 Jun 2010 02:52
Paul Saccani wrote:
> On Mon, 31 May 2010 07:24:27 +1000, "Trevor Wilson"
> <trevor(a)rageaudio.com.au> wrote:
>
>>
>> "Anne Onime" <anonymous(a)rip.ax.lt> wrote in message
>> news:faa268494c1b8b5063f2fb4d25ab67c8(a)rip.ax.lt...
>>> I don't beleive it, those pricks stuffed up a top kill.
>>> They should of done this weeks ago. They don't want to
>>> block the well, they still want to get the oil out.
>>> The cost of drilling a well is more important to them
>>> than wrecking the economy and health on Louisiana.
>>> Makes me ashamed to be an oil industry worker.
>>
>> **Don't forget Exxon too. They caused the largest environmental
>> problem witnessed in the US. More importantly, yo should wait until
>> the litigation begins. Exxon managed to drive the final payment to
>> those affected to a pitifully tiny amount. If BP does the same, then
>> they deserve the same condemnation.
>>
>> Finally, however, the real blame lies with the Bush administration,
>> because they allowed offshore drillers to take shortcuts. This
>> present problem would have never (probably) occured, had the EPA
>> advice been followed by the government (Bush) at the time. BTW: That
>> advice would have cost a miniscule US$500,000.00 per drill rig.
>
> Bullshit, Trevor, you have no idea what you are talking about.
>

** stating the beeding obvious Paul. :-)


> This BOP was fitted with extra safety devices *over* the requirement
> that you assert would have prevented the disaster.
>
> Do please try to look at the facts before making conclusions.



From: Kev on 4 Jun 2010 23:43
Anne Onime wrote:
> I don't beleive it, those pricks stuffed up a top kill.
> They should of done this weeks ago. They don't want to
> block the well, they still want to get the oil out.
> The cost of drilling a well is more important to them
> than wrecking the economy and health on Louisiana.
> Makes me ashamed to be an oil industry worker.
>


The way things are going you may not be able to buy BP fuel of any sort,
They're talking about the cost this incident being the end of BP


Kev
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