todays pics of what used to be The Gulf Of Mexico

[kpete]

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http://ge.ssec.wisc.edu/modis-today/index.php?satellite=t1&product=true_color&date=2010_06_18_169&overlay_sector=false&overlay_state=true&overlay_coas

[midnight]

1. K&R These should be the back drop of any further discussion whith B.P

[madrchsod]

2. it`s really frighting when viewed with google earth

i weep for mother earth and her children

[spanone]

3. ugh

[ShamelessHussy]

4. I wish the images better highlighted where the oil is, especially in relation to other countries

this is not a complaint against the OP at all, more against the M$M.

i feel bombarded by useless info by them, but when there is a story i want to know more about, the coverage is always very shallow, and so narrowly focused, and that obvious perception management is so frustrating to me. :argh:

k&r thanks for sharing kpete :toast:

[kpete]

5. Pics always work better for me...

words get in the way

To glean the truth from these pics,
Pay attention to the dull sheen

and peace to you ShamelessHussy
btw, I love your name
kp

[CountAllVotes]

6. Cry of the Earth

:cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

:dem: :kick:

[AllenVanAllen]

7. It's beyond words how fucked up this is.

If that's what we can see on the surface, it boggles the mind to think of whats below.

[AllenVanAllen]

8. dupe

[Chulanowa]

9. So when this shit starts washing up on the shores of Cuba and the Bahamas... what then?

Honest question. At this point it's very clear that this is not a US-only problem. So, what are the recourses for the other nations that are going to be struck by this?