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There is a news report from Alabama that you MUST see. The water and beaches look fine, kids are swimming.... but upon testing the water they find all is not well ~ including an explosion that occurs in the lav upon testing http://wootv.us/play.php?vid=583

What I saw in your video on oil spill is not new to us here in the Philippines. We have the same problems too. Now there was again another problem on this kind at Batangas, Philippines. I hope this will be solved too. Thanks for sharing your video.

Great job, very effective and love the opening @ the famed Katrina Levy for perspective. BRAVO to those involved and I hope it brings even more awareness. Blessing to all affected!

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Obama and crew are the ones who are responsible for this oil destroying our environment and economy!

sure hope that "Fema" is not going to be the alleged "Fema Camps" with the agenda of 90% depopulation

Feds: Test Results From Gulf Oil Well Not As Good As Hoped...

July 16, 2010...

NEW ORLEANS, LA (NS/AP) –

Pressure readings have been less than ideal from the new cap shutting oil into BP's busted well, but the crude will remain locked in while engineers look for evidence of whether there is an undiscovered leak, the federal pointman for the disaster said Friday.

Retired Coast Guard Adm. Thad Allen said on a conference call that pressure readings from the cap have not reached the level that would show there are no new leaks in the well.

Allen said BP's test of the cap, which started 24 hours previously by shutting three valves and stopping the flow of oil into the water, would continue for at least 6 hours. It was scheduled to last up to 48 hours.

He said the developments were "generally good news" but needed close monitoring.

Allen said there are two possible reasons being debated by scientists on the project for why the pressure hasn't risen as high as desired: The reservoir that is the source of the oil could be depleting after a three-month spill, or there could be an undiscovered leak somewhere down in the well.

"We don't know because we don't know the exact condition of the well bore," Allen said.

He said the test will go ahead for another 6-hour period before being reassessed to see if BP needs to reopen the cap and go back to piping some of the oil to ships on the surface.

If it were reopened, Allen said, "There's no doubt there would be some discharge into the environment."

Pressure readings after 24 hours were about 6,700 pounds per square inch and rising slowly, Allen said, below the 7,500 psi that would clearly show the well was not leaking. He said pressure continued to rise between 2 and 10 psi per hour.

He said a seismic probe of the surrounding sea floor found no sign of a leak in the ground, one of the major concerns because oil erupting into the surroundings would be harder to contain and could weaken the well before it is plugged for good.

The cap is a temporary measure. Even if it holds, BP needs to plug the gusher with cement and mud deep underground, where the seal will hold more permanently than any cap from above could.

Editor's Note -

As you can all see this is NOT a 'done deal' and it looks like there are more leaks which is NOT a good thing and means we've only just begun the long process of cleaning up the Gulf and getting lives back on track so living along the Gulf can once again become reality and not remain a nightmare..

'The Captain'

Great job all who did this to get the word out. Please help us get this word out for those in that area since the media will not do their job and tell their stories.

Official: Oil Spill To Affect Generations To Come

Spill Nearly Wiped Out Bottom Of Food Chain, Environmentalist Says

An environmentalist said that even if BP contains the leak, the effects of the spill in the Gulf of Mexico will be long-term.Dr. Robert Thomas, of Loyola University, said that millions of gallons of crude are already in the Gulf.Thomas told WDSU News that oil beneath the surface has already limited, if not wiped out, the bottom of the food chain.That means that fishermen could go without their fisheries for decades, but other seafood will eventually come back, he said.“Everybody wants to know when it will be back to the way it was 90 days ago. Nobody can answer that question,” Thomas said. “Will it even be back to that? Someday it will be back to what it was 90 days ago, no doubt about that. But (there is) no telling when.”The oil is already in the Gulf in many different forms, said Thomas. "Over the years, it will be washed ashore, where it will sink into the soil and beach.“That's why 21 years later, you can still find oil in Alaska and it'll be the same for us on our coastline for years to come,” he said.

great job guys. The rest of the country needs to see what is going on. Where is the outrage from EVERYONE on BOTH sides of the spectrum? Where is Hollywood? Where are the Environmentalists|? Where is the ACLU to stop the gag orders? WHere is the media? It is YOUR job to find out what is going on. WE have a right to know what is going on. The people along the Gulf have the right to know what the hell is going on and what kind of crap is in the disbursements. IT IS THEIR LIVES AT STAKE. DOESNT ANYONE IN POWER GIVE A DAMN??? WAKE UP ;PEOPLE!!!!! ANY DISASTER COULD HAPPEN IN YOUR BACK YARD NEXT WEEK. IS THIS HOW YOU WANT YOUR GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS TO HANDLE OUR LIVES?

Thank you all for giving a damn and doing the job that so called REAL reporters are supposed to do. Thank you for taking the time and added personal expense of searching for the answers we so desperately need to know.

I love this....giving people a voice who are otherwise voiceless...Thank you guys!

Wow..this is very effective, :( look at those beaches..those poor people.

From the heart of the Gulf ~ this needed to be done... Thank you for showing us what is really going on, and hats off to all of you.