BP gusher to spew 2 billion barrels?

[KSMountain]

[quote=Zeitgeist]…So fasten your seat belt, it is going to be a bumpy ride and not everyone will survive, especially those who like gadgets.[/quote]
No gadgets?!!! Now that IS upsetting. How would we do Piggington? Maybe like a bulletin board that we all put 3×5 cards on?

[paramount]

[quote=Arraya]http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/gulf-spill-plays-havoc-with-real-estate/article1612385/

The phone call was short and to the point: A buyer who had agreed to spend $500,000 (U.S.) on a beachfront home with a stunning view of the Gulf of Mexico was backing out.[/quote]

I know people have to feed their families, but how typical. All a gd realtor can think about is lost commision; would they ever stop to think that we are slowly but surely f^%#ing up this planet? Does that matter at all?

What’s going to be left for future generations?

We have in our hands a big part of the solution: It’s called the internet. We need to change the way we think on a collective basis, and keep our focus on the big picture.

[paramount]

[quote=Arraya]http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/gulf-spill-plays-havoc-with-real-estate/article1612385/

The phone call was short and to the point: A buyer who had agreed to spend $500,000 (U.S.) on a beachfront home with a stunning view of the Gulf of Mexico was backing out.[/quote]

I know people have to feed their families, but how typical. All a gd realtor can think about is lost commision; would they ever stop to think that we are slowly but surely f^%#ing up this planet? Does that matter at all?

What’s going to be left for future generations?

We have in our hands a big part of the solution: It’s called the internet. We need to change the way we think on a collective basis, and keep our focus on the big picture.

[paramount]

[quote=Arraya]http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/gulf-spill-plays-havoc-with-real-estate/article1612385/

The phone call was short and to the point: A buyer who had agreed to spend $500,000 (U.S.) on a beachfront home with a stunning view of the Gulf of Mexico was backing out.[/quote]

I know people have to feed their families, but how typical. All a gd realtor can think about is lost commision; would they ever stop to think that we are slowly but surely f^%#ing up this planet? Does that matter at all?

What’s going to be left for future generations?

We have in our hands a big part of the solution: It’s called the internet. We need to change the way we think on a collective basis, and keep our focus on the big picture.

[paramount]

[quote=Arraya]http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/gulf-spill-plays-havoc-with-real-estate/article1612385/

The phone call was short and to the point: A buyer who had agreed to spend $500,000 (U.S.) on a beachfront home with a stunning view of the Gulf of Mexico was backing out.[/quote]

I know people have to feed their families, but how typical. All a gd realtor can think about is lost commision; would they ever stop to think that we are slowly but surely f^%#ing up this planet? Does that matter at all?

What’s going to be left for future generations?

We have in our hands a big part of the solution: It’s called the internet. We need to change the way we think on a collective basis, and keep our focus on the big picture.

[paramount]

[quote=Arraya]http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/gulf-spill-plays-havoc-with-real-estate/article1612385/

The phone call was short and to the point: A buyer who had agreed to spend $500,000 (U.S.) on a beachfront home with a stunning view of the Gulf of Mexico was backing out.[/quote]

I know people have to feed their families, but how typical. All a gd realtor can think about is lost commision; would they ever stop to think that we are slowly but surely f^%#ing up this planet? Does that matter at all?

What’s going to be left for future generations?

We have in our hands a big part of the solution: It’s called the internet. We need to change the way we think on a collective basis, and keep our focus on the big picture.

[Arraya]

[quote=paramount]

We have in our hands a big part of the solution: It’s called the internet. We need to change the way we think on a collective basis, and keep our focus on the big picture.[/quote]

I agree 1000%

[Arraya]

[quote=paramount]

We have in our hands a big part of the solution: It’s called the internet. We need to change the way we think on a collective basis, and keep our focus on the big picture.[/quote]

I agree 1000%

[Arraya]

[quote=paramount]

We have in our hands a big part of the solution: It’s called the internet. We need to change the way we think on a collective basis, and keep our focus on the big picture.[/quote]

I agree 1000%

[Arraya]

[quote=paramount]

We have in our hands a big part of the solution: It’s called the internet. We need to change the way we think on a collective basis, and keep our focus on the big picture.[/quote]

I agree 1000%

[Arraya]

[quote=paramount]

We have in our hands a big part of the solution: It’s called the internet. We need to change the way we think on a collective basis, and keep our focus on the big picture.[/quote]

I agree 1000%

[Arraya]

A speaker at grassroots movement in LA. This lady, from an intergenerational commercial fishing family, was aloud to sit in on BP meetings regarding the clean-up

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkYJDI8pK9Y&feature=player_embedded

-The Federal Government, Coast Guard and NOAA are taking orders from BP
-BP clean up crew management talking more of cost cutting and information control rather than clean up
-Beaches and marshes are not protected
-People getting sick
-When ever an “official” goes to a beach, BP sends hundreds to the spot and then when the camera leaves so does about 80% of the crew — It’s called “ponies and balloons”
-Took boat out in the gulf and drove through spots with 100 of thousands of dead fish

*Additionally it’s been reported that BP has hired private security forces to keep the press away from “sensitive” areas and “monitor” the hired clean-up crew.

[Arraya]

A speaker at grassroots movement in LA. This lady, from an intergenerational commercial fishing family, was aloud to sit in on BP meetings regarding the clean-up

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkYJDI8pK9Y&feature=player_embedded

-The Federal Government, Coast Guard and NOAA are taking orders from BP
-BP clean up crew management talking more of cost cutting and information control rather than clean up
-Beaches and marshes are not protected
-People getting sick
-When ever an “official” goes to a beach, BP sends hundreds to the spot and then when the camera leaves so does about 80% of the crew — It’s called “ponies and balloons”
-Took boat out in the gulf and drove through spots with 100 of thousands of dead fish

*Additionally it’s been reported that BP has hired private security forces to keep the press away from “sensitive” areas and “monitor” the hired clean-up crew.

[Arraya]

A speaker at grassroots movement in LA. This lady, from an intergenerational commercial fishing family, was aloud to sit in on BP meetings regarding the clean-up

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkYJDI8pK9Y&feature=player_embedded

-The Federal Government, Coast Guard and NOAA are taking orders from BP
-BP clean up crew management talking more of cost cutting and information control rather than clean up
-Beaches and marshes are not protected
-People getting sick
-When ever an “official” goes to a beach, BP sends hundreds to the spot and then when the camera leaves so does about 80% of the crew — It’s called “ponies and balloons”
-Took boat out in the gulf and drove through spots with 100 of thousands of dead fish

*Additionally it’s been reported that BP has hired private security forces to keep the press away from “sensitive” areas and “monitor” the hired clean-up crew.

[Arraya]

A speaker at grassroots movement in LA. This lady, from an intergenerational commercial fishing family, was aloud to sit in on BP meetings regarding the clean-up

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkYJDI8pK9Y&feature=player_embedded

-The Federal Government, Coast Guard and NOAA are taking orders from BP
-BP clean up crew management talking more of cost cutting and information control rather than clean up
-Beaches and marshes are not protected
-People getting sick
-When ever an “official” goes to a beach, BP sends hundreds to the spot and then when the camera leaves so does about 80% of the crew — It’s called “ponies and balloons”
-Took boat out in the gulf and drove through spots with 100 of thousands of dead fish

*Additionally it’s been reported that BP has hired private security forces to keep the press away from “sensitive” areas and “monitor” the hired clean-up crew.

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