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Bleeding Gulf Appears Unquenchable in Leaked Video

An amateur video made by a private citizen who had himself flown over the scene, shows clear evidence that the gushing volcano of oil from the sea floor is much, much worse than BP admits. He describes, and you can see, that the booms from the many tiny boats in this vast wrecked sea are “like teacups” in the ocean.

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Although his concern is with what is coming to shore and where that will be, this much destruction has to be a terrible tragedy for sea life in the ocean itself as well.

Source: Current

 
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