As you may have heard, Britons running the British company British Petroleum recently polluted the Gulf of Mexico.
All worthwhile scientists now believe a tactic innovated by the former Soviet Union's Nuclear Peace Forces may help the United States clean-up the devastating mess left by British Petroleum.
A small atomic device detonated on the seabed will help seal the leak, RussiaToday reports:
Kudos to Soviet ingenuity and bravo to RussiaToday for highlighting this creative solution from yesteryear! The only question now is if Obama will follow this path or will he let British pollutants continue to ruin the fragile ecosystem of Mother Earth in the same way their colony-makers ruined world peace?
Pack Rat wrote:if it quacks like a duck and walk like a duck, it's still fascism
Dealing with the devastation of the oil spill is one thing, but fingers of blame are also being pointed over the catastrophe in the Gulf of Mexico. RT spoke to investigative journalist Webster Tarpley over whether lawmakers have been putting profits before people.
“Under Bush we had something called Minerals Management Agency. This was basically taken apart. The thing that seems to have malfunctioned is concrete casement at the bottom of the ocean – on the ocean floor a mile down – that seems to be defective. The other thing is that there should have been an automatic cut-off valve in this drilling rig, which was not there because of lax standards under Bush and Cheney and of course Obama, Salazar and company have done nothing to change this,” Tarpley said. “It is a disaster that has been caused by lack of regulation, insufficient enforcement and that’s where we get these results.”
saxitoxin wrote:Kudos to Soviet ingenuity and bravo to RussiaToday for highlighting this creative solution from yesteryear! The only question now is if Obama will follow this path or will he let British pollutants continue to ruin the fragile ecosystem of Mother Earth in the same way their colony-makers ruined world peace?
Humourous though this suggestion is, (and already suggested by David Barry) the latest plan is to try and cap the leak. This has been done in shallower waters, but no one knows for sure if it will work here.
As for the atomic bomb... explosions may wind up being part of the final solution, but I highly doubt they will involve a nuclear explosion.
saxitoxin wrote:Kudos to Soviet ingenuity and bravo to RussiaToday for highlighting this creative solution from yesteryear! The only question now is if Obama will follow this path or will he let British pollutants continue to ruin the fragile ecosystem of Mother Earth in the same way their colony-makers ruined world peace?
Humourous though this suggestion is, (and already suggested by David Barry) the latest plan is to try and cap the leak. This has been done in shallower waters, but no one knows for sure if it will work here.
As for the atomic bomb... explosions may wind up being part of the final solution, but I highly doubt they will involve a nuclear explosion.
One of the reasons I love russia is how traji-comic the place is. In the 50's they had plans to use nukes to make a "trans-siberian" canal. Their resoning was because the irigation work around the Aral sea had worked so well.
Personally, I avoid Russian based newspapers and news outlets after they have told me for the past 5 years that all companies/corporations were going to leave America for Russia.
They (everything Russian based and Russian citizens) think way too highly of themselves.
DeltaFormation wrote:Personally, I avoid Russian based newspapers and news outlets after they have told me for the past 5 years that all companies/corporations were going to leave America for Russia.
They (everything Russian based and Russian citizens) think way too highly of themselves.
Russian news media is mostly owned by the government, or is too small and disreputable to be listened to.
Russian news media is mostly owned by the government
like the CBC
Sure but imagine that all the news media was owned by the government. there are alternatives in Canada and the CBC is fairly arms length from the Gov in its operations.
Russian news media is mostly owned by the government
like the CBC
Sure but imagine that all the news media was owned by the government. there are alternatives in Canada and the CBC is fairly arms length from the Gov in its operations.
uh huh
Pack Rat wrote:if it quacks like a duck and walk like a duck, it's still fascism
Athens, Greece?!?!?! Never. I'll go all "This is Spartaaaaaaaa" on your ass.
AKRON, OHIO
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How could you leave Paris - London - Berlin - Moscow - Beijing off of this list? Decisions made over the years in these cities have led to many wars and millions of deaths.
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The abandoned warehouse just outside Newark that conceals a nefarious secret lair.
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Lets not forget wherever the hell the dice generator is needs multiple targeting just to be sure.
It's the only way...
I think that's London.
Anyway, back to the topic, I hear setting off a nuke causes a tectonic shift and thereby seals the oil leak. Now, the following is just my musings as a layman, but another word for "tectonic shift" is "earthquake", and we should all know what happens when there are earthquakes at the bottom of the ocean. If a tsunami is the result, the cure may turn out to be at least as bad as the disease in this case.
saxitoxin wrote:Your position is more complex than the federal tax code. As soon as I think I understand it, I find another index of cross-references, exceptions and amendments I have to apply.
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What the hell is Russia Today doing making an article like that? I must assume that is not thier idea. Russia Today is a more credible and reliable news source than any American news source, unless you count some of the alternative news sources we have...
