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WRAPUP 2-No end in sight as Gulf oil spill hits Day 40 | Reuters
the pressure is so great which is expelling all that oil, it's blowing out whatever mud is pushed down there as well
there's also some fear that if we do cap this thing, all that building up pressure might precipitate an explosion
this is really, really, really bad
comparisons to chernobyl are not far fetched
"obama under fire for slow response" is reuters' sub headline
oh, boy, is he ever
and it's certainly not chatroomers doing him all this damage
why did they turn off the live feed?
until you see that turned back on there will be no resolution
where are the cleanup workers, where's the head start on the cleanup?
how in the world can he justify no massive clean up on the qt
carville's gone ballistic, he's a local, y'know (and committed clintonista)
BP Oil Spill Becoming Political Headache for Obama? Some Democrats Slam White House Response - ABC News
last nite on cnn, the ragin cajun said he was out on the waters with plaquemines parish prez billy nungesser and in miles of inspecting THEY SAW NOTHING
our political leadership has put in place AS OF DAY FORTY exactly ZERO in the way of CLEANING UP this MESS
unbelievable
on day 38 (thursday) the political pressure on the president became so preponderant he was compelled to perform his first press conference in THREE HUNDRED AND NINE DAYS
that's the "daddy, did you plug the leak" recital which will go down in history
it was a disaster
his entire purpose was to portray to the people his determination, resolve, on-top-of-it-ness that, apparently, had slipped away
yet when he was asked about mms director birnbaum's removal, accomplished that very morning in anticipation of the great event, our nonplussed president reported that he didn't know why she was let go, if she was let go
he's losing the press
politico, msnbc's morning regular:
but then, there's really no other way to report it, it was that bad
this is NOT the way americans expect or need their president to behave, act, y'know, IN A CRISIS
he TRANSPARENTLY has no idea what he's doing
so he WENT ON VACATION
he actually, when asked a followup by the ny times jackie calmes about, y'know, how could you claim ignorace about what underlay the removal of ms birnbaum, the prez put forth, "i had a whole bunch of other stuff going on"
you know what he was doing that morning, day 38, while the oil was bleeding and the mms was being dismembered
he was being presented his very own o-bama #1 b-ball jersey by the duke blue devils in the rose garden
indeed, the doofus has rightly received tons of criticism for his executive ITINERARY these 40 days of death in the gulf
The Presidential Planner - Political Punch
President Obama under fire for BP spill response - Glenn Thrush and Josh Gerstein and Manu Raju - POLITICO.com
vacations and fundraisers and state dinners, a sitdown with marv albert and golf
he reveals he IN HIS GUT simply does not get it
what once looked cool now comes off as cold
napolitano went to the opera yesterday
gotterdammerung, presumably?
the new york times today, saturday, reports pessimistically---three junk shots as well as hours of top kill have not succeeded
Effort to Plug Well Faces Another Setback - NYTimes.com
there's talk of returning to the containment vessel approach
on friday, chris matthews, a pennsylvanian but, like carville, another lib who's all over the prez on this, interviewed coast guard commander thad allen, the #1 boot on the ground if not on bp's neck in the gulf
matthews asked obama's top guy, do you have enough mud to continue this top kill effort for the foreseeable
allen didn't know
matthews asked obama's top guy, can you use tankers to vacuum millions of gallons of water and oil which you can then separate and dispose of
the coast guard, it was clear to chrissy's entire audience, had never really thought of that
in his next segment, tho, matthews questioned a professor from lsu
the academic, in stark contrast to the bureacrat, knew exactly what he was about
the tanker idea was unworkable he explained as those vessels become so laden with mixture they're almost immovable
oy
meanwhile, barack hussein obama is just the type of guy who, if you criticize him about lack of effective leadership here, will ATTACK YOU
the gulf is dying, the oil is still bleeding, there's no end in sight, the president is on vacation
40 days, 6 hours, 29 minutes, 14 seconds...
pray
Your posts would be legible if you could dress up the formatting and grammar a bit. I don't care so much about starting sentences with lower case letters as I can speak lolcat also, but if you would organize your thoughts into a linear sequence and then place them is paragraph format, 4-6 sentences per paragraph, I would appreciate it.
thanks, let's leave discussions of syntax to the midgets
cuz big stuff is going down
"frustration and fury greet obama in the gulf," wapo (washington post), this morning
Obama Pledges to Push on Stopping Leak - WSJ.com
the federal response has been "uncoordinated and undirected," undeniably
where's the cleanup
where are the booms, where are the berms
why was jindal told no
La. Won't Wait For Federal OK To Erect Sand Berms - New Orleans News Story - WDSU New Orleans
40 days, 8 hours, 17 minutes, 47 seconds...
See how well they can be adapted?
Could be used just as easily for his and Democrats love of illegal aliens.
Here is the latest...sadly.
<HOUSTON — BP engineers failed again to plug the gushing oil well on Saturday, a technician working on the project said, representing yet another setback in a series of unsuccessful procedures the company has tried a mile under the sea to stem the flow spreading into the Gulf of Mexico.>
Effort to Plug Well Faces Another Setback - NYTimes.com
They said on the news that whats coming out of the well now is mostly the mud, but I watched the live web cam and if it was heavy drilling mud it would not be rising to the surface like it is. It would be dropping back to the ocean floor and it ain't.
Please stop trying to deliberately misrepresent the project as though BP is making a new effort every day and continually failing.
This is one continuous, days long project. It was made known in the beginning that it would take time to pump enough heavy mud into the well and for it to set under that pressure and temperature fluctuation.
They said at the beginning that success couldn't be measured until late Sunday at the earliest, no ****ing **** they aren't don by mid-day Saturday :roll:
How is this misrepresenting something when all he said was, "Here is the latest...sadly.?? Your view and feelings are not the only legitimate one's here Jerry. Time to go sit in the corner and take the purple "chill pill".
Please stop trying to deliberately misrepresent the project as though BP is making a new effort every day and continually failing.
This is one continuous, days long project. It was made known in the beginning that it would take time to pump enough heavy mud into the well and for it to set under that pressure and temperature fluctuation.
They said at the beginning that success couldn't be measured until late Sunday at the earliest, no ****ing **** they aren't don by mid-day Saturday :roll:
The key words in your post is” they say”, they being BP. :roll:
- BP's "top kill" attempt to stop the flow of oil from a ruptured well in the Gulf of Mexico failed, the company's chief operating officer said Saturday.
The oil giant has tried for days to stop the the largest oil spill in U.S. history by pumping heavy, mudlike drilling fluid into a ruptured oil well, a method known as "top kill."
The next option is to place a custom-built cap known as the "lower marine riser package" over the leak, the company's chief operating officer, Doug Suttles said. BP crews were working Saturday to ready the materials for that option should it become necessary, he said.
"We've been prepping that all along in case we need to move to that option," he said. "People want to know which technique is going to work, and I don't know."
And if "lower marine riser package" were to fail, he said, BP engineers would try placing a second blowout preventer on top of the first, which failed to cut of the oil flow after the April 20 explosion of the Deepwater Horizon rig. The failed blowout preventer is a 48-foot-tall, 450-ton apparatus that sits atop the well 5,000 feet underwater.
I was wondering why they can't service the BOP's seals, refill it's hydraulics and then activate it. I mean the damn thing tried to close, it just couldn't because of a leak. I'm no engineer but it seems to me that a hydraulic leak on a piece of equipment should be faster/better/cheaper than plugging the well.
Alternatively, BOPs are designed to stack on top of each other. Can't they attach another BOP unit to this stack and flip the switch?
Link to evidence of your claim or you're just spewing more alarmist bs.
Hehe, "Slick", nice pun.Watch the video, Slick. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see the stuff coming out of the pipe is lighter than water. Alarmist bias? You really are a piece of work, aren't you?
Well umm...hasnt BP said that it didnt work? And I dont know...it sure looked like the same steady flow of brown stuff they have described as the oil for the last 37 days...
so...high five!
Hehe, "Slick", nice pun.
The water density that pressure produces means even nuclear submarines are "lighter than water".
Perhaps you should learn something about buoyancy, and also how unequal pressure can move objects.
You don't have a clue about bouyancy,r pressure or water density. Submarines are lighter than water at the surface too. They float until their ballast tanks are filled. A piece of steel has the same bouyancy at any depth. Water is a incompressible fluid.
Oh good, you Googled something. Keep on going, I'm sure with time you might actually have something to post.
You do know that the "mud" being used is oil based, right?
I gave you a link because you always ask for one. Where do you get your information, anyway? You are wrong about just about everything. It's like you just make things up hoping no one will challenge you. You have proven you know absolutely nothing about this subject so you might as well move on to another thread.
Please do some research before you make even a bigger fool of yourself.
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