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Live video feed of BP's oil spewing into the Gulf of Mexico

Started by BF, Wed 26, May 2010, 08:28:20

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BF

Here are a couple links to a live video feed of BP's oil spewing from the floor of the Gulf of Mexico.  I hope these work because the images are mind blowing when you think of how long this thing has been going on. 

Click the links to open........you might have to open an "active x"  thingy to get 'em to work.



http://www.bp.com/liveassets/bp_internet/globalbp/globalbp_uk_english/homepage/STAGING/local_assets/bp_homepage/html/rov_stream.html

http://globalwarming.house.gov/spillcam


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Momz

BP does not want to take full responsiblity for this incident. >:(

So, in the end we have to blame someone,...G.W. Bush or B. Obama?
Just asking.

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Quote from: Momz on Wed 26, May 2010, 16:45:43
BP does not want to take full responsiblity for this incident. >:(

So, in the end we have to blame someone,...G.W. Bush or B. Obama?
Just asking.

If Katrina was Bush's fault, then this is Obama's fault...  ;)

(Why does everything hafta be someone's "fault"? Sometimes bad things just happen...)
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BF

It's not the incident.  It's the response to the indicent that is someone's fault.   :tickedoff:
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Duffy

BF is right, it is the lack of urgency that pisses me off. It has been what, 33 days or so and NOW they ..

Hey, I looked at the video earlier and you could clearly see the oil gushing out. Now, 10 pm eastern it looks different, just a blurr really. Could that be a good thing?  :-\

Nevermind, still gushing...  >:(

Madmike

One thing is for certain.... I know exactly who is going to end up paying the costs......

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Quote from: Madmike on Wed 26, May 2010, 21:44:55
One thing is for certain.... I know exactly who is going to end up paying the costs......

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hotglue #43

Hummmm sounds like ya'll are some real subsea deepwater oil experts.... maybe ya should send in yer ideas.....It is a tragic event.  But birds with oil on them is much more important than the 11 lost lives.... according to the news...
 


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HayHauler

The news people are whacked anyways.  I bet if one of the 11 lost lives was one of the news media's kin, the story would be a little different.  Well, then again, maybe not.  They are so brain washed, even having someone close to them wouldn't force them to change their stance....

Hay  8)
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blue=3 times
green=at least 4 times
When they are all 'green'.. I'll stop counting.

sugerbear

very interesting site, thanks. puts a very different light on it all.

P.S. at 10:35 cst video feed shows their looking around but don't see any oil coming out.

water looks very clear..................maybe :cooldude:



cutter

Quote from: hotglue on Wed 26, May 2010, 22:07:49
Hummmm sounds like ya'll are some real subsea deepwater oil experts.... maybe ya should send in yer ideas.....It is a tragic event.  But birds with oil on them is much more important than the 11 lost lives.... according to the news...
 

I hear ya HG.....  ???

here is some info if you have an inquirery, solution or just want to help....

Environment / Community Hotline – 866.448.5816   To report oil on the beach or shoreline or other environment or community impacts and access the Rapid Response Team

Wildlife – 866.557.1401   To report and access care for impacted, i.e., oiled wildlife

Volunteers – 866.448.5816  To request volunteer information (non-BP employees)

Services – 281.366.5511  To register as a consultant, contractor, vendor or submit information on alternative response technology, services, products or suggestions

Vessels of Opportunity – 281.366.5511    To report and register boats available to assist with response

Investor Relations – 281.366.3123

Claims – 800.440.0858

Joint Information Center – 985.902.5231 or 985.902.5240

Media and government inquiries (www.deepwaterhorizonresponse.com)

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Quote from: hotglue on Wed 26, May 2010, 22:07:49
Hummmm sounds like ya'll are some real subsea deepwater oil experts.... maybe ya should send in yer ideas.....It is a tragic event.  But birds with oil on them is much more important than the 11 lost lives.... according to the news...
 
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