BP oil spill live camera vs stopping the oil spill (conspiracy, states)
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Can anybody explain how BP has a video camera broadcasting live the oil spill in the bottom of the ocean,
but they are unable to find a way to stop the oil from spilling?
Can anybody explain how BP has a video camera broadcasting live the oil spill in the bottom of the ocean,
but they are unable to find a way to stop the oil from spilling?
All that you are saying is that they were forced to make their live video feed public.
My question is...
how are they able to place a camera next to it that provides a live feed, but can't figure out a way to stop the oil leak "because is too deep in the ocean"
Did anyone see this where BP threatened to arrest reporters if they did not leave the area
Quote:
CBS News states that its reporters were turned away from examining and filming areas possibly impacted by the oil spill. They were also given threats of arrest by the Coast Guard, apparently on BP's orders, notes CBS.
Someone had Conspiracy-O's for breakfast, me thinks...
There's a world of difference between lowering a camera into the ocean and capping a run-away well. As someone else pointed out, cameras are generally SOP for drilling crews.
Apparently, not only is someone given to conspiracy theories - they have no grasp upon the field of basic physics -- like pounds per square inch.
Apparently, not only is someone given to conspiracy theories - they have no grasp upon the field of basic physics -- like pounds per square inch.
Feel free to explain how BP can place that camera there (FYI, it can't just be thrown to the bottom of the sea)
but can't lower equipment to stop the spill
And don't ask me to explain any further....it would just demonstrate that you haven't been paying attention.
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