Last week on the Mike Huckabee show, he had numerous guests on from various companies with numerous ways to safely and quickly clean up the continuing oil spill in the gulf. Most of the solutions were natural, non-toxic, and completely safe for the environment. It really makes you wonder why the government has not tried them, or why the EPA would makes stupid comments about them not being approved. Safe, non-toxic, natural solutions - not approved? Shoot, if I were these companies, I would go get the approval by running out and using the product today on the spill and stop it. Then let the citizens approve it when it works...HA! Maybe it is time for the environmental militia to take action.
In case you missed the show (shame on you), here is the full eleven segments from YouTube.
If fo some reason, the videos don't play below (YouTube is notorious for that happening), the link to the first segment on their site is HERE.
This is just a thought, completely random, but I think it is a fact Hailburton worked on the rig about 20 hours before the spill, and it was reported on CNN.com on Friday that the safety protocols/alarms were turned off (and have been for quite some time). The alarms would have notified the rig staff that the gas were accumulating too much and at risk of explosion. Imagine if those were turned "On" and Haliburton was not allowed to touch the rig 20 hours before.
I think that the whole thing was a big plot .. to remove us from moving forward to get our own oil to keep us in a budget pinch .. and what if the alarms went off. Now or then .. was it really not planned.. bp.. please.
Great blog!
ReplyDeleteI am still in shock that the oil was allowed to spill into the gulf for 3 months! I wonder how long this new cap will last
Thanks for the reminder of a great Huckabee show.
ReplyDeleteThis is just a thought, completely random, but I think it is a fact Hailburton worked on the rig about 20 hours before the spill, and it was reported on CNN.com on Friday that the safety protocols/alarms were turned off (and have been for quite some time). The alarms would have notified the rig staff that the gas were accumulating too much and at risk of explosion. Imagine if those were turned "On" and Haliburton was not allowed to touch the rig 20 hours before.
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I think that the whole thing was a big plot .. to remove us from moving forward to get our own oil to keep us in a budget pinch .. and what if the alarms went off. Now or then .. was it really not planned.. bp.. please.
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