People are Dying in this spill. The fish are Dangerous in the Gulf. The fishermen are reluctant to work because they know if they do and one person gets sick they are liable.
We have been told to Stay out of the Water and not eat seafood by the Brightest of Scientists.
Riki Ott http://www.rikiott.com
I believe in the death penalty, for anyone at BP or Haliburton or Exxon Valdez for Crimes against humanity. This is GENOCIDE.
Why was that garbage outlawed in 32 Countries and dumped on us, that was man made and no accident.
The Elite think, out of sight and out of mind. That water is lethal. BP should pay for not only the disaster they created and they should be put up on Treason Charges, Jailed and or Executed.
We have finger print analysis on Sarasota Beach and it was a match to that Macando Well.
RELUCTANT, THEY WANT TO WORK BUT DO NOT WANT TO POISON PEOPLE.
Do your homework, one more rig in that floor and you are going to see a tsunami blow to kingdom.
We think Oil is from fossils, that oil is abiotic…..without life.
People are dying from Benzine, hexanes and carcinogens.
I am an RN working with Barefoot Doctors org. They are dying from the Benzine in the Air.
From the Gulf Stream to the Blood stream in two years many will be dead down here and we cover it up.
http://www.barefootdoctors.org
Google Why is the world awash in environmental Armegeddon.
Do your homework. The Gulf is a DEADZONE.
Reasearch Tom Termattos work on the BP Gulf Plague.
Who ever made the decision to drill that deep, fast and cut corners should be in Jail and the they were told by the EPA not to use the corexit.
Buddy I have been there and was almost arrested for gathering samples to send to GOOD scientists. It is a military zone up there.
BP should be on a Defense, a Defense stand in a Court of Law, for their irresponsible pompous and reckless behavior.
Trisha Springstead RN MS

As for cutting corners to cut costs and increase profitability, of course they do. If they and the rest of the industry took every possible precaution, and avoided all risk, we would not be able to afford a tank of gas. Think Space Shuttle (and even they screwed up).

I also read today that a lot of the gulf fishermen are reluctant to go back to fishing now that they’ve gotten used to a steady paycheck from BP. So far it seems to me that BP has reacted in a pretty responsible way to this whole mess and no doubt will learn lessons to help it avoid future screw-ups. Considering all the voices out there that call for BP to lay down and die so they can pick the carcass to the bone, I don’t blame them for being a little defensive.

Suddenly BP is full of experts who know exactly how to drill a well, and this was done all wrong? Yet this was BP’s well and presumably they’d put adequate talent and resources on it, right?

Or were corners cut in order to cut costs and increase profitability? All with full knowledge and participation by the relevant BP decision makers?