Seems that everyone knows what Africa needs...except Africans. It didn't go well in South Africa, maybe take a page out of that book of sorrows.
Rural Manitoba without clean water or electricity... Ask the First Nations how they've handled that for centuries on every Reservation in our...
The lab test results are in, and I'm sorry to have to tell you...You've got AmeriKans! There are two things that you can NEVER have: 1. Peace on...
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Dead internet theory. I'm a fan, have been for a while. It makes sense. A bit like the real world now-a-days. Dead-behind-the eyes people...
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That last video really gives an idea of how much is flowing out constantly.
I'm no engineer but it would seem they could (relatively) easily put a straw down there and get the oil to the surface. Or at least get a majority of it until they could come up with something. It would at least reduce the environmental impact.
There's the possibility that's not what they want to do. From what I've read before, it might not be as bad as the Exxon Valdez, but looking at the video's, I think it was as bad as the Exxon scenario within the first few hours.. and it's still spewing.. several days later.
More footage: [Link]