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Old 05-12-2010, 10:26 PM
 
Location: Southcentral Kansas
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I'll bet that these two good old boys, one wearing overalls, have the answer to take care of the oil before it all gets ashore. I even think that their answer could be involved in some of the heating problems of heating in large buildings next winter. Whoops, that won't work when we are about to get that Cap and Trade thing, tomorrow.

Watch this video and see if these guys do have the answer and if it would result in some money being made by the farmers of the South. Maybe even some wheat straw could be found after the wheat harvest in mid-America. This overalls wearing guy, I think, has found a way to stop that oil in its tracks and make some money for his farming buddies.


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