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Enviro-whackos told us the Gulf oil spill would be a sort of enviro-
armageddon destroying fisheries forever. I said the effects would be inconsequential in a couple of years due to the extreme weathering from the amount of ultra-violet light and micro-bio critters eating it up. I was correct. Two years after the spill and the effect on fisheries is very low and will be nearly nothing a year from now. The effects on beaches is almost nothing. Within 5 years, you will not be able to find any of the oil on beaches as it will be weathered and eaten by critters to nearly nothing. The only major effect the spill has had is the elimination of oil industry jobs by the Obama admin in response to the spill. Scientists have all been surprised at how fast the oil has dissappeared meaning most of them know nothing of what actually happens in the Gulf. There is still some heavy oil on the botom but even it is rapidly being consummed by oil eating life. The Gulf of Mexico is complately dif from prince William Sound where oil from teh Exxon Valdez is still seen. We have more than 3X the UV flux and the amount of life in the Gulf that eats oil is probably greater by factors of thousands. Much of this life evolved in the presence of natural oil seeps so given the oil spill they ate it up. |
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In article cb133bc9-3f62-44ed-a2d6-1d92e0261b99
@n11g2000yqh.googlegroups.com, says... Enviro-whackos told us the Gulf oil spill would be a sort of enviro- armageddon destroying fisheries forever. I said the effects would be inconsequential in a couple of years due to the extreme weathering from the amount of ultra-violet light and micro-bio critters eating it up. I was correct. Two years after the spill and the effect on fisheries is very low and will be nearly nothing a year from now. The effects on beaches is almost nothing. Within 5 years, you will not be able to find any of the oil on beaches as it will be weathered and eaten by critters to nearly nothing. Sure hoss. We believe you. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPm8l8LXSIs |
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On 28/08/2011 6:15 PM, Boating All Out wrote:
In articlecb133bc9-3f62-44ed-a2d6-1d92e0261b99 @n11g2000yqh.googlegroups.com, says... Enviro-whackos told us the Gulf oil spill would be a sort of enviro- armageddon destroying fisheries forever. I said the effects would be inconsequential in a couple of years due to the extreme weathering from the amount of ultra-violet light and micro-bio critters eating it up. I was correct. Two years after the spill and the effect on fisheries is very low and will be nearly nothing a year from now. The effects on beaches is almost nothing. Within 5 years, you will not be able to find any of the oil on beaches as it will be weathered and eaten by critters to nearly nothing. Sure hoss. We believe you. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPm8l8LXSIs FUD sells. Ask yourself why the eco nuts were not livid for Japan's deliberate washing nuclear residue into the Pacific? Where was Green Peace? Here is a hit, it is all about politics and taxes. Sell th herd on taxes they don't otherwise support, under the "green" label. That is what carbon credits are, just more taxation that you and your family will never benefit from. Kyoto was a liberal-tax-me more farce. But desperate Obama with BP victimization for political gain...now that sells with fleabaggers. -- If it is all Bush's fault, then how come Obama is doing much more of the same and expecting different results? |
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On 8/28/2011 7:49 PM, Frogwatch wrote:
Enviro-whackos told us the Gulf oil spill would be a sort of enviro- armageddon destroying fisheries forever. I said the effects would be inconsequential in a couple of years due to the extreme weathering from the amount of ultra-violet light and micro-bio critters eating it up. I was correct. Two years after the spill and the effect on fisheries is very low and will be nearly nothing a year from now. The effects on beaches is almost nothing. Within 5 years, you will not be able to find any of the oil on beaches as it will be weathered and eaten by critters to nearly nothing. The only major effect the spill has had is the elimination of oil industry jobs by the Obama admin in response to the spill. Scientists have all been surprised at how fast the oil has dissappeared meaning most of them know nothing of what actually happens in the Gulf. There is still some heavy oil on the botom but even it is rapidly being consummed by oil eating life. The Gulf of Mexico is complately dif from prince William Sound where oil from teh Exxon Valdez is still seen. We have more than 3X the UV flux and the amount of life in the Gulf that eats oil is probably greater by factors of thousands. Much of this life evolved in the presence of natural oil seeps so given the oil spill they ate it up. Yup, all part of the plan... Remember, Obama said he would raise the gas prices to ten dollars a gallon if it would help General Electri.. ooops, I mean, the "green" movement... ![]() History will not be kind to President Obama.. the worst President in US history... |
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On Sun, 28 Aug 2011 16:49:15 -0700 (PDT), Frogwatch
wrote: Enviro-whackos told us the Gulf oil spill would be a sort of enviro- armageddon destroying fisheries forever. I said the effects would be inconsequential in a couple of years due to the extreme weathering from the amount of ultra-violet light and micro-bio critters eating it up. I was correct. Two years after the spill and the effect on fisheries is very low and will be nearly nothing a year from now. The effects on beaches is almost nothing. Within 5 years, you will not be able to find any of the oil on beaches as it will be weathered and eaten by critters to nearly nothing. i love it. he knew **** about oil or chemistry but he's right wing so the destruction of fishing jobs is OK because BP got rich |
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On Sun, 28 Aug 2011 21:18:33 -0400, JustWait
wrote: On 8/28/2011 7:49 PM, Frogwatch wrote: Enviro-whackos told us the Gulf oil spill would be a sort of enviro- armageddon destroying fisheries forever. I said the effects would be inconsequential in a couple of years due to the extreme weathering from the amount of ultra-violet light and micro-bio critters eating it up. I was correct. Two years after the spill and the effect on fisheries is very low and will be nearly nothing a year from now. The effects on beaches is almost nothing. Within 5 years, you will not be able to find any of the oil on beaches as it will be weathered and eaten by critters to nearly nothing. The only major effect the spill has had is the elimination of oil industry jobs by the Obama admin in response to the spill. Scientists have all been surprised at how fast the oil has dissappeared meaning most of them know nothing of what actually happens in the Gulf. There is still some heavy oil on the botom but even it is rapidly being consummed by oil eating life. The Gulf of Mexico is complately dif from prince William Sound where oil from teh Exxon Valdez is still seen. We have more than 3X the UV flux and the amount of life in the Gulf that eats oil is probably greater by factors of thousands. Much of this life evolved in the presence of natural oil seeps so given the oil spill they ate it up. Yup, all part of the plan... Remember, Obama said he would raise the gas prices to ten dollars a gallon if it would help General Electri.. ooops, I mean, the "green" movement... ![]() History will not be kind to President Obama.. the worst President in US history... and he's BLACK!! |
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On 30/08/2011 5:21 AM, wrote:
On Sun, 28 Aug 2011 18:58:56 -0600, wrote: On 28/08/2011 6:15 PM, Boating All Out wrote: In articlecb133bc9-3f62-44ed-a2d6-1d92e0261b99 @n11g2000yqh.googlegroups.com, says... Enviro-whackos told us the Gulf oil spill would be a sort of enviro- armageddon destroying fisheries forever. I said the effects would be inconsequential in a couple of years due to the extreme weathering from the amount of ultra-violet light and micro-bio critters eating it up. I was correct. Two years after the spill and the effect on fisheries is very low and will be nearly nothing a year from now. The effects on beaches is almost nothing. Within 5 years, you will not be able to find any of the oil on beaches as it will be weathered and eaten by critters to nearly nothing. Sure hoss. We believe you. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPm8l8LXSIs FUD sells. Yes, it does. and Faux news in the premier disseminator. Ask yourself why the eco nuts were not livid for Japan's deliberate washing nuclear residue into the Pacific? Where was Green Peace? They were, but, what do you do? The Japs **** where they eat and being great conservatives, enjoy it because that is the way things are (at least for them). What is Greenpeace going to do, ram the goddam island? Are you nuts? Here is a hit, it is all about politics and taxes. Sell th herd on taxes they don't otherwise support, under the "green" label. That is what carbon credits are, just more taxation that you and your family will never benefit from. Kyoto was a liberal-tax-me more farce. Kyoto liberal. Right. That is sort of like saying Rushbo is more liberal than Beck or whatever. What a nonsense statement you made. But desperate Obama with BP victimization for political gain...now that sells with fleabaggers. Obama is probably toast and should be, too. Your feeble attempt to associate him with BP is lame. Funny, compare how BP was handled to Exxon and tell me why the difference? Might I suggest one was an American company and one was not? Plus if your out to destroy a nation like Obama is, why not curtail a main source of energy development making USA weaker and more dependent on Saudi oil? I am sure the Saudi like that. Lets hope people wake up nd toast Obama in 2012. -- If it is all Bush's fault, then how come Obama is doing much more of the same and expecting different results? |
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On 30/08/2011 5:21 AM, wrote:
On Sun, 28 Aug 2011 16:49:15 -0700 (PDT), Frogwatch wrote: Enviro-whackos told us the Gulf oil spill would be a sort of enviro- armageddon destroying fisheries forever. I said the effects would be inconsequential in a couple of years due to the extreme weathering from the amount of ultra-violet light and micro-bio critters eating it up. I was correct. Two years after the spill and the effect on fisheries is very low and will be nearly nothing a year from now. The effects on beaches is almost nothing. Within 5 years, you will not be able to find any of the oil on beaches as it will be weathered and eaten by critters to nearly nothing. The only major effect the spill has had is the elimination of oil industry jobs by the Obama admin in response to the spill. Scientists have all been surprised at how fast the oil has dissappeared meaning most of them know nothing of what actually happens in the Gulf. There is still some heavy oil on the botom but even it is rapidly being consummed by oil eating life. The Gulf of Mexico is complately dif from prince William Sound where oil from teh Exxon Valdez is still seen. We have more than 3X the UV flux and the amount of life in the Gulf that eats oil is probably greater by factors of thousands. Much of this life evolved in the presence of natural oil seeps so given the oil spill they ate it up. Don't pat yourself on the back with misinformation. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/0..._n_812398.html http://oilspill.skytruth.org/ http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/201...ear_later.html and about a million others. I can explain Google to you, if necessary. One huge logic flaw here. Do they drink seawater? How did it really get in their system? I mean really get there? How does it compare to an auto mechanic? As for Xylene can cause dizziness, headaches, skin irritation, confusion, and a whole slew of other ailments, isn' that the norm for 1/2 the population before BP? Want bad? Look at the plutonium, tritium, uranium that Japan washed to the Pacific Ocean. But since it doesn't sell taxes, green knobs ignore it. I was also reading how in quakes and fishers, often oil spills out naturally. Oil isn't unnatural folks, it isn't like DDT, enriched uranium, great lakes GM chromium and the like, it is out there. Oil sands same thing, been leeching naturally for a million years. Tehy even find bones carbon dating before man. La Brea Tar Pits, right in CA, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Brea_Tar_Pits and the sky didn't fall. -- If it is all Bush's fault, then how come Obama is doing much more of the same and expecting different results? |
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