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To: ggersh who wrote (1271)	10/27/2018 3:55:09 PM
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I suppose the hyperbole surrounding that one point is sufficient to discredit the rest of that post. I assume the "hyperbole" was the baldfaced lie that "The Gulf of Mexico was not only not destroyed, it was barely dinged. The damage was barely detectable unless knowing where to look and looking closely." It's hard to tell if someone is a pathological liar or simply indifferent to the truth. Who are you going to believe, a mythomaniac or your own eyes? April 15, 2015 Cat Island was once one of the four largest bird-nesting grounds in Louisiana. But the Deepwater Horizon oil spill killed the mangroves growing there, destroying the root system that held the island's sediment in place. Since 2010, the 5.5 acre island has been washing away into the Gulf of Mexico, and migratory birds find their home disappearing before their eyes. April 15, 2015 It's been nearly five years since the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. More than three million barrels of oil gushed into the Gulf of Mexico. Paul Hunter takes us back to Louisiana. If you look closely, you can see some oil. progressive.org skytruth.org

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