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lutach · 02:06 PM

Shows all of us how much power all those presidents have (had). Those puppets takes orders from the big dogs. Look how BP is controlling the media, police, coast guard and who knows what else.

Technology does exists to get of oil, but do you guys know how many companies (Big Companies) will suffer from it and will they let it happen?

Edit: Read the above posts and it's funny how the US has found $1 trillion in lithium (And other resources) in Afghanistan. If anyone here can put the pieces of the puzzle together, they'll get answers to many of the crap that has happened (and will most likely happen).

plettenbergs · **This is depressing! -** 06.19.2010, 04:49 PM

I am at Panama City Beach ,FL and the oil came on shore today!
There are thousands of quarter size OIL BALLS littering the beautiful snow white beaches

zeropointbug · 06.19.2010, 05:20 PM

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Originally Posted by plettenbergs

I am at Panama City Beach ,FL and the oil came on shore today!
There are thousands of quarter size OIL BALLS littering the beautiful snow white beaches

That's disgusting to hear from someone directly, you see the videos and pictures, but when someone actually says it, even on a forum, makes it that much more real.

I think there might be a food shortage by the end of this year maybe, so much rain in the spring, then this, no crops, no animal feed, no meat, no sea food from that region. I don't know about you guys, but to me it looks grim. I am gonna start stock pilling some non perishable foods here, I would suggest doing the same, if it's fine,then great, but if not.... don't be sorry.

PBO · 06.19.2010, 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by zeropointbug

I think there might be a food shortage by the end of this year maybe, so much rain in the spring, then this, no crops, no animal feed, no meat, no sea food from that region. I don't know about you guys, but to me it looks grim. I am gonna start stock pilling some non perishable foods here, I would suggest doing the same, if it's fine,then great, but if not.... don't be sorry.

How do you see that happening?

Bondonutz · 06.19.2010, 06:59 PM

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Originally Posted by zeropointbug

I think there might be a food shortage by the end of this year maybe, so much rain in the spring, then this, no crops, no animal feed, no meat, no sea food from that region. I don't know about you guys, but to me it looks grim. I am gonna start stock pilling some non perishable foods here, I would suggest doing the same, if it's fine,then great, but if not.... don't be sorry.

We just started Hurricane season so stock piling is a no brainer for us, but maybe getting extra extra wouldn't be a bad idea.

JThiessen · 06.19.2010, 05:03 PM

I have a question that I guess I've been in the dark on. Which corporations are "corrupt", who is it that decides which corporations are "in", and what exactly is the corruption that corporation that I work for involved in? 'Cause I'm here to tell you that I really could have done without that 60 hours of training we go through every year on Business Gratuities, Trade Secrets, Proprietary info, and on and on. We started having to do this after our CEO got busted for giving a job offer to someone who had control over a tanker contract. (if it was all corrupt, why would the gov't choose to prosecute us for this??) This is in addition to all the state and federal reg's that I spend 80% of my career making sure that we are in compliance with - in regards to safety, environment, and configuration control.
And by the way, this company is one of the nations largest exporter in terms of sales.
I will agree with the theory that big business controls the house and senate. Look at what the Senator from Texas had to say about BP at the CEO's "hearing" the other day. He's clearly talking through his wallet. I will also agree that BP's decisions thus far have been based on their bottom line, not on what was best for us, the nation, and for the environment.

The US should have been johnny on the spot to take care of it, rather than letting BP try to fix it. I'd liken it to this - you have a contractor in your house working on something. His equipment starts a fire - are you going to let him figure out what to do (rescue his tools, etc prior to trying to put out the fire), or are you going to take control and get the fire dept on the way and do everything in your power to put it out. That ocean is in OUR HOUSE Obama - lets get it taken care of.

zeropointbug · 05:26 PM

I don't think anyone can answer that straight up, but what I would say is there are still alot of good corporations out there, alot of good people in politics/law enforcement that are 'just doing their jobs'... I know for a fact their are also alot of 'high end' judges that will try and prosecute these bastards at any chance they get, doesn't happen too often though. I don't know, I would say the larger the corporation it is, the more evil and out of touch they are will humanity and our earth. Most of the biggest corps are owned by only a few, yes literally a few parents companies who have bought them out, of which these parent companies are owned by only a few all powerful familes, namely the Rothchilds, Rockefellers, Warbergs, Morgans, etc. Look them up.