Question by rodney r: How come it took so long for top kill they should investigate why it took so long.?
What the hey why so long to do top kill.
Some one was just sitting back in there chairs while the oil leaks out.
After all this time they come with top kill that should of been done the first day.
This type of response you get when you let the corporation run things.
There no excuse for this type of behavior NO just look at or country Just look at or country tell me there is a excuse for it. There none what so ever. Just now it has gotten. Look at or water look at or coast. The top kill should been done the first day the first day. We lost the war to the company who done this and the government who let them. Just look at or water along the coast. Man it’s a sin to do that to let it happen a crime to give a excuse for it. A crime to tell me it top kill could not of been done the first day.
later you all thanks a lot for top kill
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Answer by John U
Politics is one category back and the military section probably doesn’t care about how sad you are when BP takes forever to cap an oil spill. Now just to help you out it is all about money. They weren’t worried about how much oil was spewing out of this thing as opposed to how much money they would lose after spending millions to put the platform out there to begin with and salvage the well without capping it. Think about it.
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If your going to post a question, atleast TRY to make sense. As far as I can tell, your talking about the Gulf Oil leak? This is in no way pertaining to the military, so try to get your categories right also. I dont necessarily agree with the way they are handling it but they are doing as much as their little minds possibly can think of. Let them worry about it.
I think you are trying to apply sound bites to an extremely complex situation. I’m sorry but aside from rambling, your post seems like a regurgitation of AM radio rant.
This disaster is a massive technical challenge involving a well that is in 5000 feet of water and THEN 15000 feet into the earth.
Very few, if any, media people even know what they are talking about when it comes to the level of techical expertise needed to even understand the problem, much less solve it.