Gulf Coast

[Joe]

God bless and keep you good folks in the way of all that crude. Praying for a miracle.

 

[Arnaud Van Tilburgh]

Praying for a miracle.

Hope for you that will help

arnaud

 

[M. J. Atkinson]

This morning the first traces are washing ashore, and the stuff can be smelled as far north as Baton Rouge. Need a miracle. Mike

 

[Sam]

We can smell oil in the air here in Covington, LA.

 

[pilkguns]

Dang, its gonna be awful

 

[Christopher Malouf]

These kind of things infuriate me. If it were a Northern state going through this ...... I'm sure things would be different.

 

[silverchip]

I can't believe BP is taking so long to work on fixing the problem,when you would think that the response plan should have been in place and implemented last week!!!I think this is absolutely a tragedy for the environment and the impact will be even greater than Katrina if more help doesn't come soon.TRAGIC in the least.

 

[leroytwohawks]

All the best to them on the gulf coast, they need as much help as they can get.

Kevin

 

[KCSteve]

If not for the storm just after the platform went down I'm sure they would have been much further along in getting it contained.

Here's hoping the damage is as light and short-term as possible in a disaster like this.

 

[Arnaud Van Tilburgh]

It is here in the news on the radio too, the oil stain is as big as Belgium already.
The BP shares are going down.
Strength to all of you in the neighborhood.

arnaud

 

[Frank P]

shares.....
man man, what a disaster`overthere...
Reminds me of wise Cree Indian saying...`Only when the last tree has died and the last river has been poisoned and the last fish has been caught will we realize that we cannot eat money...

 

[bjiantonio]

Oil Spill

The wind shifted Friday so now we can't smell the oil in Venice Florida any more. I'm glad I don't live in Venice, La.
Bob

 

[monk]

the real shame-- theres more oil out west that's easier, cheaper, & safer to get at. oh, and it's on american soil !

 

[Kevin P.]

So you're a geologist as well as an engraver.
Kevin

 

[Paulie]

shares.....
man man, what a disaster`overthere...
Reminds me of wise Cree Indian saying...`Only when the last tree has died and the last river has been poisoned and the last fish has been caught will we realize that we cannot eat money...

That says it all Frank:thumbs up:I fully agree with the wise Cree Indian's words ! However....accidents can happen everywhere, I guess it 's not that simple to solve such a huge leak at a depth of 1 mile below sea level Lots of courage to all folks in that region, kind regards Paulie

 

[CJ Tate]

Very well said, Paulie.

My best wishes and prayers for all involved and effected.