henslee
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Mon Sep-05-05 05:19 PM
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Is the following true?? The environmental harm is way worse than |
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is being reported? That between destroyed oil rigs, refineries, chemical plants and whatver else... the gulf of Mexico will take years to recover? And that most dealhs (thousands) will be due to victims getting cooked alive in their attics, in the heat? And that the reason why the hundreds of millions already being offered by countries is becauase they already comprehend the severity of the eco-disaster? This is all from a crazed, sincere Frenchman handing out fliers on a Miami street corner. I kind of think he's right about things being way worse than we are being told.
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Mon Sep-05-05 05:20 PM
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1. People have already died from cholera, dysentery.... |
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Consider that there are gas stations under water. Chemical storage facilities underwater. Mosquitos.
All kinds of dead bodies/animals/older dead bodies floating in the water.
I'd believe it.
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Mon Sep-05-05 05:25 PM
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7. there was a thread earlier... |
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today about a toxic waste dump that had years before been covered and built upon......just to add insult to injury.
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Mon Sep-05-05 05:32 PM
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Do you have a link/source for this? Dysentary, of course...
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Mon Sep-05-05 05:34 PM
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12. I read cholera, too somewhere. Miss., I think. Will look for link. |
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Mon Sep-05-05 05:22 PM
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2. I believe that's true. |
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And we have an anti-science Pretzeldent in charge.
There has got to be a way to get these morons out of the way and get the work done.
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Mon Sep-05-05 05:22 PM
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the Gulf is in bad shape to begin with.
I'm certainly not going to eat too anxious to eat Gulf scallops at the moment.
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Mon Sep-05-05 05:24 PM
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4. Lots of chemicals have been set loose |
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and there is geniune fear that they will leach into the subsoil as the waters subside.
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Mon Sep-05-05 05:24 PM
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Just like lower Manhattan, only spread over a huge and complex ecosystem.
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Mon Sep-05-05 05:26 PM
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8. He also said Roberts is being chosen for Chief Judge to bail |
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Boyking out of getting prosecuted. This seemed far fetched... Besides, he already owns SCOTUS.
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Mon Sep-05-05 06:49 PM
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15. I'm dense: how would that happen? |
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Mon Sep-05-05 05:25 PM
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6. kicking... because GD is too fast. |
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Mon Sep-05-05 05:27 PM
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9. Someone posted a few days ago |
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that the Gulf may be a dead zone for years. The environmental damage will be huge with the oil and chemical spills entering the Gulf.
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Mon Sep-05-05 05:29 PM
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10. Heavy metals, dead humans and animal and all the sewage, and the mosquito's |
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are going to be transferring disease. I heard that a huge chicken processing plant was destroyed and all of the poor birds where in piles with the waste. It is a pollution nightmare. It will take some serious clean-up and tech to bring it back to balance. Those poor people and animals...and it could have been prevented if the War Criminals had not taken the money to fix the levees and pumped it into their evil illegal flipping war.
These Murderers should be forced to pull all of the dead bodies out and then be locked with them in the Hague. Just horrible.
Hopefully, there will be some new technologies for cleaning it up.
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Mon Sep-05-05 05:34 PM
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13. Diabetics wading through that filthy water |
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are going to have a hell of a time warding off and healing from lower extremity infections they're likely to pick up. I don't doubt that many will wind up losing legs as a result of exposure to such unsanitary conditions and lack of prompt medical attention.
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Mon Sep-05-05 05:59 PM
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14. yes it is far worse than being reported |
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It is a vile swamp, a pit of creatures that emerge from the bowels of the bayou and snap up those that end up in it quickly. The chemicals from the chemicals plants that have gone down with the hurricane are now in this water as well.
The bodies of the dead are being housed in a former Leaper colony on plastic sheets placed on cement floors because they have been deemd "bio-hazards".
What about those that lived though this and are out walking around? Should they not be in quarantine I suggest!?
God this country makes me angry. :grr:
The death toll has yet to begin.
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