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From: Anne Onime on 30 May 2010 07:30
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.

From: Albm&ctd on 30 May 2010 08:15
In article <faa268494c1b8b5063f2fb4d25ab67c8(a)rip.ax.lt>, anonymous(a)rip.ax.lt
says...
> Makes me ashamed to be an oil industry worker.
>
Loik in one of them erotic oily massage joints?

Al
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It's more fun to insult everyone.
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From: Sylvia Else on 30 May 2010 08:55
On 30/05/2010 9:30 PM, 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.
>

Given that they'll more than likely to be expected to pay the entire
cost of the clean up, and pay damages to those whose livelihoods have
been affected, I doubt that allowing the oil to continue to escape
merely to keep the well open is an economic proposition.

It seems more likely that stopping it is just very difficult.

Sylvia.


From: Jason James on 30 May 2010 14:48

"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.

The whole thing is very disturbing. How do you block a "riser" which is
being fed by a vast well of pressurised oil?
We can only hope they have quick and effective success.

Jason


From: Trevor Wilson on 30 May 2010 17:24

"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.


--
Trevor Wilson
www.rageaudio.com.au


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