The brain trust is hiring blockbuster director ...
 

to help with the oil rig disaster.
They had invited Michael Cameron to join the merry little band of thinkers in hopes that he'll do what? Maybe come up with a new bestseller blockbuster movie for next year?
Maybe they can get the guys that made the X-Men and Transformer movies to help as well?

Maybe they'll get the oil leak stopped BEFORE it runs dry and destroys the ENTIRE gulf ecosystem, but that's just wishful thinking I'm afraid.

I think he was brought in to help document and film.

One hell of a film maker to boot. They must have some good connections.

-spence

the guy has a million connections...

1. Isn't it James Cameron.... braintrust :smash::smash:
2. He has done an extensive amount of filming under water and I think that is the reason he is being brought in.

Bryan is spot on. The guy knows more about rov use deeper than they are working than probably anyone else on the planet.

What those two said^^^.

Freaking liberals and their SUV's.

-spence

So spend my tax $ on fixing the problem or spend $ on filming the problem? Bush should have hired a PR firm for KatrinaM
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Thanks for the correction.

What I find amusing is that he wants to volunteer the use of the deep sea sub he used in Titanic, but that thing is 20 years old!

I agree that he's probably there to film what they hope will be a huge success for the US, but will probably be a bigger disaster than the actual sinking of the Titanic.

I am astounded at the lack of initiative and action with regards to this fiasco. While millions of gallons of crude are destroying what was a prime seafood region of the world, the powers that be are more content to spend weeks sitting on their collective brians and playing with themselves instead of doing ANYTHING.

This clusterf**k should put BP completely out of business, and bankrupt their investors.

Obama came out and said that he is "really angry" and he toured the area.
All publicity fluff, but hey Im sure he'll get the Nobel environmental award!

With this disaster, is it safe to say that collectively there was more damage to the environment under his watch than all 8 yrs of the Bush admin, just wonderin'

give Barry a break...he's been busy focusing like a laser on creating jobs(part time census worker jobs)...and stuffing his face with Kobe beef, vacationing and hobnobbing with people who have "at some point made enough money".....he was pretty proud of himself today...the market is standing and applauding:rotf2:

Brilliant.

-spence

Nope.

Could you do one of your little cut and paste blog jobs to back up your response here? This oils spill is pretty bad.

I'm not a liberal and I have an SUV. Nor am I a Democrat or Republican. :uhuh:

You must have me mixed up with someone else.:bshake:

Maybe that's why BP won't allow the media in many areas, so Cameron can have "first shots",hmmmm. Or is it Obama that doesn't want us to see how really horrible this disaster is, again, hmmmm.

Or maybe Bush conspired with the oil industries to have this happen in order to make the next president look bad... in an attempt to minimize the validity of him being the worst President in history.

:rotflmao::rotflmao:

It's one thing to be a conspiracy theorist... it's another to be a whackjob.

For the average American, there's no doubt as to how bad this is. Pictures of birds covered in oil and dead fish isn't going to prove it any more so.