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I have two issues here to ponder.
1. BP has taken ALL of the flak relating to this disaster. WHY? The drill rig operators were an American outfit contracted by BP to do a job. The Rig contractor as far as I know were responsible for the rig operation and it's complete maintenance and testing, BP mearly contracted them in to drill. It appears I am missing something here as no mention has been made of the incompetance of the American Owned Drilling company. Surely they should carry the major responsibility for the failure of IT'S blow out preventer. Has Obama conveniently forgotten his own companies responsibilities here?
2. The failed BOP has now been replaced hopefully successfully. Providing the Pressure in the well holds and as such confirms the integrity of the initial drill and no Well geological structural damage has occured, then why seal the well with concrete by the relief wells? If the BOP is now a good unit then isn't the well effectively the same as it would have been had the blow out not occured and as such able to resume a normal production schedule.
I am obviously missing something here, as far more intelligent and knowledgable people than me have determined a) It is BP's fault totally and B) the well must be permanantly capped.
Any Ideas anyone?
1. BP has taken ALL of the flak relating to this disaster. WHY? The drill rig operators were an American outfit contracted by BP to do a job. The Rig contractor as far as I know were responsible for the rig operation and it's complete maintenance and testing, BP mearly contracted them in to drill. It appears I am missing something here as no mention has been made of the incompetance of the American Owned Drilling company. Surely they should carry the major responsibility for the failure of IT'S blow out preventer. Has Obama conveniently forgotten his own companies responsibilities here?
2. The failed BOP has now been replaced hopefully successfully. Providing the Pressure in the well holds and as such confirms the integrity of the initial drill and no Well geological structural damage has occured, then why seal the well with concrete by the relief wells? If the BOP is now a good unit then isn't the well effectively the same as it would have been had the blow out not occured and as such able to resume a normal production schedule.
I am obviously missing something here, as far more intelligent and knowledgable people than me have determined a) It is BP's fault totally and B) the well must be permanantly capped.
Any Ideas anyone?