-=> DAVE DRUM wrote to ED HULETT <=-

 -=> Ed Hulett wrote to Ross Cassell <=-

 DD>> Even if they can't they will attack you personally, you old lefty
 DD>> criminal biker dude, you. Bv)=

 RC> Too bad no one from BP will read his suggestion.

 EH> I've been enjoying these guys talk like they're more informed than the
 EH> engineers trying to stop the leak. As if the engineers are ignorant of
 EH> hydraulics (hint: that's what they are using WRT to pumping drilling
 EH> mud and concrete down into the well). I really enjoyed WC and DD
 EH> discussing using a tactical nuke to seal it off.

 DD> Sometimes, you know, the Emperor *IS* naked. If you enjoy the idea of
 DD> using a tactical nuke so much, why don't you just go volunteer to swim
 DD> down through all that valuable oil and place the device at the source
 DD> of the leakage. Then stick around to set it off ... just to be sure it
 DD> works as planned.

 EH> Now, watch them come back with "so. what's your
suggestion?" as if BP
 EH> needs suggestions from people who have no earthly clue about dealing
 EH> with a spewing oil well a mile under the surface of the Golf of Mexico.

 DD> The greedy bastards sure need something besides the hand-wringing
 DD> bankrupt shit they have been doing. Oh, and BTW, I did say I had no
 DD> idea of the conditions a mile down. So fucking what? Neither do you.
 DD> Again, so fucking what? My idea or either of Wayne's has at least a
 DD> good chance of working as what has been attempted thus far.

 DD> I won't ask for your suggestions as I consider you to be devoid of
 DD> fresh ideas. Fiddle-dee-dee.

I've been wondering if BP hasn't been mucking about with the frame rates of 
the live video feeds of the oil well.

To make their liability appear less.

Looks a bit suspicious from time to time to me. 

I'm using two feeds one linked at The Huffington Post and the other MSNBC
to PBS's Newshour.

Right now they're different views with one _seeming_ to show
reduced flow out of the well head and the other appearing to be
robot underwater vehicles  with manipulator arms brandishing what 
appears to be something like a circular saw.


I still tink a cryogenic gas introduced into the pipe might give them
the time to pour in a heavy enough load of drilling mud to oppose the
upwelling oil in order to allow capping the well.

Then too one could also use the hydraulic advantage I also mentioned
in a post by emplying one of the domes to focus a greater force of drilling
mud onto the well head.

... So easy, a child could do it. Child sold separately.
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