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Originally Posted by Black Ops
My brother-in-law works for (pretty high up the ladder) Qatar Petroleum. He said they could be cleaning this mess up with MANY different solutions but BP and the US government won't allow anyone, from any other nation, company or organization to attempt it. Also said there are other ways to cap the leak, but again, no one will listen. BP and the US government are running the show and those in the oil industry say it is because they have an agenda and will ultimately profit on a large scale over this. He also said the hay method WOULD work to clean up the oil, 100% success rate.
There are several nations waiting to come to the aid of BP, all denied.
Do the math.
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considering bp has lost over $30billion off its share price, has spend over $1billion in clean up costs already and compensation payments, which will rise much higher and potentialy billions of dollars in fines. how is bp going to profit on a large scale from this?
and as far as "other ways to cap the leak" they are only other ideas, none of which have been tried before at this depth, just like the potential solutions bp is trying. bp has as much experience in deep sea drilling as anyone.