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dixiegrrrrl Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Jul-15-11 06:57 AM
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1. I cannot help but be concerned about bias by the "federal" scientists.
Since there has been so much government supported cover-up of the lingering Gulf problems down here.

did you know, out of the 20 billion BP "earmarked" for "making things right" they have only spent about 4.5 billion
AND they are now "winding down" their compensation payments, despite thousands of people who have not yet been compensated and many of the ones who have taken money were given just a small percentage of costs of damage.
( the above info. gleaned from local newspaper stories over the past month)
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