The Gulf States Are Still Suffering.....

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The Gulf States are still in a terrible situation. The fisherman are not getting paid because BP has made the paperwork impossible to complete. The only beaches being cleaned are a few in Fl. that are easy to get to and that are very photogenic. Louisiana and its marshes and bayous are destroyed for many generations. In most places the animals and the marshes are just being ignored. The people are doomed too. The are breathing the fumes and the chemical dispersants just like the workers who are becoming ill. The dispersants are being compared to "agent orange" in the damage they are going to do to the environment eventually. They are supposed to "disperse the oil",but they also are made from oil, so it is like adding fuel to the fire. Which is actually what happened on one beach..."the water caught on fire." The "parts per million" of oil in the water is way higher than the experts expected it to be all over the gulf. They have decided that this is being caused by the oil in the dispersant itself as well as the oil. BP is backpeddling on payments to the people injured by this catastrophe. They are trying to use the 20 billion to pay the cleanup crews, the armed guards, lawyers,and advertising instead of the fishermen etc. I have heard many Americans saying that they feel sorry for the workers at BP gas stations because folks have been boycotting. If BP won't honor their agreement to fix the problem and pay what they should, how do you think we should force them to do something? Our Government is supporting them 100%, because of all of the Iraq oil contracts and the other oil contracts they have in the Gulf,so they will not make them pay. What should we do if not boycott the stations????? Shalom~Adoniah