[driftdiver]

I believe this means you cannot cap this well. If you do the oil will come up through the seafloor.

[cripplecreek]

I believe this means you cannot cap this well. If you do the oil will come up through the seafloor.

So we gotta pump the crap out of it?

[Freddd]

GonzoII
I believe this means you cannot cap this well. If you do the oil will come up through the seafloor.

-—————It already is.

[antivenom]

Now it makes sense as to why the no fly zone...I have seen drill pipe blow out of a live well...(snubbing operation gone terribly wrong) and it would blow your mind to see miles of pipe blow through the air like string...

BLOW

YOUR

MIND!

[MediaMole]

Relief wells are the only answer and that won’t be until August. They’ll have to divert the oil pressure far below the damaged well section.

[BobL]

“I believe this means you cannot cap this well. If you do the oil will come up through the seafloor.”

Ooooo, this means that the ONLY option will be multiple relief wells and we’ll have to pump out the whole damn thing.

...sounds good to me - but then Obama would rather see the Gulf rot in hell (we are Republicans, after all), than to get one useful barrel out of that mess.

[rintense]

I’m still convinced there was something geological that caused this to be far more severe than it probably would have.

[SaraJohnson]

In the past, they drilled into the piping of the well above the leak and created a new pump/BOP apperatus. I think this “blow out” means we are totally screwed because the thing has totaly blown out and there are not pipes remaining.

Unfortunately, neither BP nor the BamBam Czars are letting us in on the facts of the situation. Why? Because they are Marxists and suck big time. They have a lap dog media. We (America) are totally screwed.

[Lorianne]

from 2 weeks ago:
Theres another leak much bigger 5 to 6 miles away:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2523130/posts?page=1