the oil spill is just one part of the governments plan to destroy america
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Countryfarmer
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Corners, those two wells are relief wells so that they can shunt the flow of oil to an undamaged section of piping. Its something that should have been done in the first place. The Dutch will not allow any oil company to drill just one well, but always requires two to be drilled just for the reason we are seeing in the Gulf of Mexico. We don't require it to be done. Maybe now we will. Maybe we will also require double-walled extraction pipes to be mandatory as well.
Soulreapier
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No more like Govt. doing big business bidding. De-regulation and corruption are rampent in the all our hallowed institutions. And now Briton and the Obama administration have deemed BP "to big to fail" same as all the other companies who are lining the pockets of our "elected" officals. Now I guess were going to send them a bailout too and all us taxpayers get to foot the bill for the clean up. Aren't you glad to live in this day and age.
beardo
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Fluoride is poison research it
doc111
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Water is poison in high enough quantities.
Mr.KushMan
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I think he is referring to stannous sodium flouride, which is a very dangerous substance....
Without trying to breach Godwin's law, the nazi's used it in their water.
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Without trying to breach Godwin's law, the nazi's used it in their water.
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doc111
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In miniscule quantities it's relatively benign though. Fluoride is indeed toxic but I would be a horrible chemist if I didn't point out that virtually every substance known to man has an LD50. For anybody who doesn't know what that means, it is an abbreviation for Lethal Dose 50%. It is the accepted doseage of a given chemical in which 50% of the people exposed will die.
jana jackson
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Wow, this statement of yours is very deep...You mean the oil spill is a plan....
beardo
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I think it was....to get more controll to pass new rules or taxes...or to make money on stocks or clean up contracts or something...to pass cap and trade.
abe23
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Why would you think that?
All the facts points to a very straightforward conclusion.
And there isn't even any motive. Even if this would help pass any new regulations or anything else, do you really think that anyone would think that would be worth it 6 months before an election? Think about it. This doesn't benefit anyone? Why on earth would you think it's faked???
The truth is bad enough. No need to make up some wacky conspiracies....
All the facts points to a very straightforward conclusion.
And there isn't even any motive. Even if this would help pass any new regulations or anything else, do you really think that anyone would think that would be worth it 6 months before an election? Think about it. This doesn't benefit anyone? Why on earth would you think it's faked???
The truth is bad enough. No need to make up some wacky conspiracies....
what is marijuana's LD50? Can it be proven?In miniscule quantities it's relatively benign though. Fluoride is indeed toxic but I would be a horrible chemist if I didn't point out that virtually every substance known to man has an LD50. For anybody who doesn't know what that means, it is an abbreviation for Lethal Dose 50%. It is the accepted doseage of a given chemical in which 50% of the people exposed will die.
if they did this, it was to pass cap and trade. Who would be the beneficiaries of all the cap and trade taxes? It sure as hell wouldn't be you and I. Cap and Trade is just another plan to consolidate even more power in the hands of a few.
Mr.KushMan
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The Roman courts had a very simple task to decide innocence; "Tag cui prodest?" - Who stands to gain.
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Mindmelted
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We can not escape oil....
WASHINGTON – Has the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico got you so mad you're ready to quit Big Oil?
Ready to park the car and take up bike-riding or walking? Well, your bike and your sneakers have petroleum products in them. And sure, you can curb energy use by shutting off the AC, but the electric fans you switch to have plastic from oil and gas in them. And the insulation to keep your home cool, also started as oil and gas. Without all that, you'll sweat and it'll be all too noticeable because deodorant comes from oil and gas too.
You can't even escape petroleum products with a nice cool fast-food milkshake — which probably has a petrochemical-based thickener.
Oil is everywhere. It's in carpeting, furniture, computers and clothing. It's in the most personal of products like toothpaste, shaving cream, lipstick and vitamin capsules.Petrochemicals are the glue of our modern lives and even in glue, too.
Because of that, petrochemicals are in our blood.
When the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention tested humans for environmental chemicals and metals, it recorded 212 different compounds. More than 180 of them are products that started as natural gas or oil.
"It's the material basis of our society essentially," said Michael Wilson, a research scientist at the University of California Berkeley. "This is the Petrochemical Age."
WASHINGTON – Has the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico got you so mad you're ready to quit Big Oil?
Ready to park the car and take up bike-riding or walking? Well, your bike and your sneakers have petroleum products in them. And sure, you can curb energy use by shutting off the AC, but the electric fans you switch to have plastic from oil and gas in them. And the insulation to keep your home cool, also started as oil and gas. Without all that, you'll sweat and it'll be all too noticeable because deodorant comes from oil and gas too.
You can't even escape petroleum products with a nice cool fast-food milkshake — which probably has a petrochemical-based thickener.
Oil is everywhere. It's in carpeting, furniture, computers and clothing. It's in the most personal of products like toothpaste, shaving cream, lipstick and vitamin capsules.Petrochemicals are the glue of our modern lives and even in glue, too.
Because of that, petrochemicals are in our blood.
When the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention tested humans for environmental chemicals and metals, it recorded 212 different compounds. More than 180 of them are products that started as natural gas or oil.
"It's the material basis of our society essentially," said Michael Wilson, a research scientist at the University of California Berkeley. "This is the Petrochemical Age."