On 20/06/2010 6:34 AM, Moose wrote:
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With No Gulf Solution in Sight, Louisiana Turns to Prayer

State senators in Louisiana have designated Sunday as a day of prayer
aimed at seeking an end to the Gulf of Mexico oil spill disaster.

On Wednesday, Louisiana state Sen. Robert Adley won unanimous approval of
the resolution, which invites people of all faiths from within the state
and around the U.S. to focus on divine intervention to find a solution to
the crisis.

"Thus far efforts made by mortals to try to solve the crisis have been to
no avail," CNN reported Adley saying in a statement released last week.
"It is clearly time for a miracle for us."

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Divine intervention?

snerk



Well your Messiah seems to have his thumb up his ass. Even the unfaithful
start praying in their darkest hours. It's human nature.

Why not? Seriously, it gives people hope. I am not particularily
religious but most (not all) religions are about peace and hope. And
who knows, in 7 days it might be plugged.



--
The bigger government gets, the more it tends to rule out common sense.

On 6/20/10 2:20 PM, Canuck57 wrote:
On 20/06/2010 6:34 AM, Moose wrote:
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With No Gulf Solution in Sight, Louisiana Turns to Prayer

State senators in Louisiana have designated Sunday as a day of prayer
aimed at seeking an end to the Gulf of Mexico oil spill disaster.

On Wednesday, Louisiana state Sen. Robert Adley won unanimous
approval of
the resolution, which invites people of all faiths from within the state
and around the U.S. to focus on divine intervention to find a
solution to
the crisis.

"Thus far efforts made by mortals to try to solve the crisis have
been to
no avail," CNN reported Adley saying in a statement released last week.
"It is clearly time for a miracle for us."

---

Divine intervention?

snerk



Well your Messiah seems to have his thumb up his ass. Even the unfaithful
start praying in their darkest hours. It's human nature.

Why not? Seriously, it gives people hope. I am not particularily
religious but most (not all) religions are about peace and hope. And who
knows, in 7 days it might be plugged.





Hope? You think divine intervention is going to clean the Gulf of BP's mess?

snerk

On 20/06/2010 2:04 PM, Harry wrote:
On 6/20/10 2:20 PM, Canuck57 wrote:
On 20/06/2010 6:34 AM, Moose wrote:
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With No Gulf Solution in Sight, Louisiana Turns to Prayer

State senators in Louisiana have designated Sunday as a day of prayer
aimed at seeking an end to the Gulf of Mexico oil spill disaster.

On Wednesday, Louisiana state Sen. Robert Adley won unanimous
approval of
the resolution, which invites people of all faiths from within the
state
and around the U.S. to focus on divine intervention to find a
solution to
the crisis.

"Thus far efforts made by mortals to try to solve the crisis have
been to
no avail," CNN reported Adley saying in a statement released last week.
"It is clearly time for a miracle for us."

---

Divine intervention?

snerk



Well your Messiah seems to have his thumb up his ass. Even the
unfaithful
start praying in their darkest hours. It's human nature.

Why not? Seriously, it gives people hope. I am not particularily
religious but most (not all) religions are about peace and hope. And who
knows, in 7 days it might be plugged.


Hope? You think divine intervention is going to clean the Gulf of BP's
mess?

snerk

Of course it will not, at least until the well loses pressure in about
10 years.

But this isn't rocket science. This guys solution is ace on, and not to
hard to weld up in a week with politicians out of the way.

Go past the head cheese stuff, the first solution is not new and done
all the time with fluid switching.

Makes me wonder what the hold up is. A week max to make the stuff.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFOp1... 5&feature=iv

I could not find information on the BOP, guess those guys are hiding
pretty good. But many can be serviced depending how they are built.

--
The bigger government gets, the more it tends to rule out common sense.

On 6/20/10 4:53 PM, Canuck57 wrote:
On 20/06/2010 2:04 PM, Harry wrote:
On 6/20/10 2:20 PM, Canuck57 wrote:
On 20/06/2010 6:34 AM, Moose wrote:
wrote in message
...



With No Gulf Solution in Sight, Louisiana Turns to Prayer

State senators in Louisiana have designated Sunday as a day of prayer
aimed at seeking an end to the Gulf of Mexico oil spill disaster.

On Wednesday, Louisiana state Sen. Robert Adley won unanimous
approval of
the resolution, which invites people of all faiths from within the
state
and around the U.S. to focus on divine intervention to find a
solution to
the crisis.

"Thus far efforts made by mortals to try to solve the crisis have
been to
no avail," CNN reported Adley saying in a statement released last
week.
"It is clearly time for a miracle for us."

---

Divine intervention?

snerk



Well your Messiah seems to have his thumb up his ass. Even the
unfaithful
start praying in their darkest hours. It's human nature.

Why not? Seriously, it gives people hope. I am not particularily
religious but most (not all) religions are about peace and hope. And who
knows, in 7 days it might be plugged.


Hope? You think divine intervention is going to clean the Gulf of BP's
mess?

snerk

Of course it will not, at least until the well loses pressure in about
10 years.

But this isn't rocket science. This guys solution is ace on, and not to
hard to weld up in a week with politicians out of the way.

Go past the head cheese stuff, the first solution is not new and done
all the time with fluid switching.

Makes me wonder what the hold up is. A week max to make the stuff.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFOp1... 5&feature=iv


I could not find information on the BOP, guess those guys are hiding
pretty good. But many can be serviced depending how they are built.



Is there some reason why anyone is supposed to accept your opinions on
the BP disaster and how to fix it?

Harry wrote:



With No Gulf Solution in Sight, Louisiana Turns to Prayer

State senators in Louisiana have designated Sunday as a day of prayer
aimed at seeking an end to the Gulf of Mexico oil spill disaster.

On Wednesday, Louisiana state Sen. Robert Adley won unanimous approval
of the resolution, which invites people of all faiths from within the
state and around the U.S. to focus on divine intervention to find a
solution to the crisis.

"Thus far efforts made by mortals to try to solve the crisis have been
to no avail," CNN reported Adley saying in a statement released last
week. "It is clearly time for a miracle for us."

---

Divine intervention?

snerk



Well, our dumb boy harry is here again, to toss insults...

On 6/20/10 8:28 PM, Larry wrote:
Harry wrote:



With No Gulf Solution in Sight, Louisiana Turns to Prayer

State senators in Louisiana have designated Sunday as a day of prayer
aimed at seeking an end to the Gulf of Mexico oil spill disaster.

On Wednesday, Louisiana state Sen. Robert Adley won unanimous approval
of the resolution, which invites people of all faiths from within the
state and around the U.S. to focus on divine intervention to find a
solution to the crisis.

"Thus far efforts made by mortals to try to solve the crisis have been
to no avail," CNN reported Adley saying in a statement released last
week. "It is clearly time for a miracle for us."

---

Divine intervention?

snerk



Well, our dumb boy harry is here again, to toss insults...


Are you one of those dumfoch born-agains who believes prayer and divine
intervention are going to clean up BP's corporate mess in the gulf?

Oh, wait...you are.

Harry wrote:
On 6/20/10 8:28 PM, Larry wrote:
Harry wrote:



With No Gulf Solution in Sight, Louisiana Turns to Prayer

State senators in Louisiana have designated Sunday as a day of prayer
aimed at seeking an end to the Gulf of Mexico oil spill disaster.

On Wednesday, Louisiana state Sen. Robert Adley won unanimous approval
of the resolution, which invites people of all faiths from within the
state and around the U.S. to focus on divine intervention to find a
solution to the crisis.

"Thus far efforts made by mortals to try to solve the crisis have been
to no avail," CNN reported Adley saying in a statement released last
week. "It is clearly time for a miracle for us."

---

Divine intervention?

snerk



Well, our dumb boy harry is here again, to toss insults...


Are you one of those dumfoch born-agains who believes prayer and
divine intervention are going to clean up BP's corporate mess in the
gulf?

Oh, wait...you are.
I'm not religious, big mouth.

Well, our dumb boy harry is here again, to toss insults...