[Northern Yankee]

Yep... I am thinking these droplets would dissipate in the ocean as is.

I heard the this morning on the news that the govt. is thinking about recommending they open up the cap again. Are these people insane?... wait... it's Zero in charge, of course they are. Idiots!

[red tie]

That’s what happens when the public elects a “Mr We” (Me).

[red tie]

"Yep... I am thinking these droplets would dissipate in the ocean as is."

This is nothing compared to what is discharged from the bilges of ships passing through.

[boycott]

I heard the this morning on the news that the govt. is thinking about recommending they open up the cap again. Are these people insane?... wait... it’s Zero in charge, of course they are. Idiots!

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In this case, I don’t believe it would be idiotic. If there is major seepage going on, it could cause a massive amount of erosion. If that got out of hand, this could turn into a much bigger disaster.

If they can capture almost 100% as they claim, why not do that until the relief wells are completed? It makes no sense to take such a great risk.

I live along the coast and I’d much rather have a few more days of oil spewing into the Gulf than have something much worse happen.

BP is wanting the government to make the call to absolve themselves of liability.

In this case, I believe safer would be better than sorry. Safer is trying to capture as much as possible until the relief wells are drilled.

[gulfcoast6]

Never fear, Zero will bring his straw down when he blesses us with his presence down here, when he comes in say again, WHEN!!!