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  • DON'T FRACK ME!

  • @amfmful you a moron, stop spreading your lies, hippie

  • Sounds real constructive.

  • @Dandroidanima: I am deleting all posts (including yours) which resort to name-calling and add nothing to the debate.

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  • let me ask you this? how much gas did you burn making this video, did you use electricity? did you use heat? were you wearing clothing? did you have a snack while you made it? did you snack come from the fridge? is your computer made of plastic? if you answered yes to any of these then natural gas was involved if you dont like drilling then stop using my products!

  • Hi @natasprotector . Yes I use fuel. We happen to all be right here, right now. We all have to start from where we are!

    So we are here. The question is about what direction should we all, as a society, move towards? Considering all information?

    Unfortunately, much of these decisions are being made by distant government officials and rich people of the investor class, who seem to be thinking only about short term profits, while leaving a toxic legacy in local communities.

  • @billhuston what toxic legacy do you speak of? what distant gov't officals? and reasonable science? c'mon man reasonable science tells me that when you Frac a well for natural gas at 8,000 feet below the surface( thats 7,200 feet away from water sources) that frac mix is not going to migrate through 7,200 feet of rock,limestone, sandstone, dolomite, coal, shale rock. congiomerate, and what ever solid rock is laying under us. not to mention the chemicals used for this are in your house

  • @natasprotector  You'd be surprised what will migrate through natural faults when it's under 15,000 PSI pressure. PS: I try not to keep benzene in my house.

  • @natasprotector What toxic legacy? You're kidding, right? Let's put it this way.... Please show me ONE place where gas drilling and/or hydrofracking has been done WITHOUT toxic effects: greenhouse gas emissions, polluted wells, surface spills, fish kills, sick animals, you name it..... Here, I'll save you some work. THERE IS NO SUCH PLACE! This activity leaves a toxic legacy EVERYWHERE it is done.

  • @billhuston i have 3 wells in my backyard in PA my animals are fine, my family is fine, no spills are on my land, no green house gases (which by the way is a myth, watching to much al gore) no polluted water on my land, i eat the fish out of the creek less than a mile away, so like i said at the begging of this, you spread"factual inaccuracies", I just named 1 place where this toxic legacy isn't happening.

  • @natasprotector

    Have you been reading the news about the drilling going on around you at all? Seriously man, wake up, there have been and currently are contaminations going on all over the world; Do I need to point out specific cases, or can you figure it out for yourself?

  • please give me a local case? and you are not as smart as you think you are if you believe what the news says let along what videos say on YOUTUBE

  • @natasprotector

    You should really go to college or something. You really have no idea what you're talking about.

    You don't think those chemicals can make their way up? Well,

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  • @Dandroidanimal you crack me up, you can make insulting comments to me such as your attack on my education level, but when i defend myself you delete and regulate what is said, you are a coward who hides behind a desk. wake up and join the real world, find a hobby and let us who work in the industry and have natural gas wells in our back yards drill where we are allowed to drill. you are jealous because you are not making the money we all aree making of oil and gas.

  • @natasprotector

    Delete and regulate? Wtf are you talking about, the guy who made this video deleted my comments because I wasn't as polite to you as he would want me to be.

    Money has nothing to do with it, dude, it has to do with the fact that we all are neighbors, and what goes on underground on your property effects what goes on underground at mine. If you took 5 minutes, you could find many examples of this and other drilling processes resulting in severe environmental contamination.

  • @Dandroidanimal i have the right to do what i want on my property just like you have the right to do what you want on yours....this is america, USA, and i will defend to the death my rights to do so. I doubt you would do the same, you re probably the same kinda a person who says "i ll move to canada if there is a draft" coward

  • @natasprotector

    Actually, no, you don't have the right to do whatever you want on your property, buddy, there are limits to freedom. We have laws to keep people (who don't seem to care about polluting their own and eveyone elses living space) from doing certain things. You see, we live in this thing called "a society", where life is made easier, and better through the cooperation of its members. Not producing toxic waste withing a shared resource (the water table), is one way this happens.

  • @Dandroidanimal the legal right forgot i was talking to an 8th grader who needs their hand held during a debate

  • @Dandroidanimal and where in your "society" is this toxic waste, i will wait for the evidence.find it yet how about now.

  • i smell moron! do you believe everything people tell you, because if so i need 800,000 dollars by the end of the week or youtube is gonna crash, oh and might as well give it to me now because i also heard the world is going to end in 2012 thats only a year away, so stop wasting your time spreading lies. shame on you

  • Hi @natasprotector, I find the quality of the discussion is better if neither side insults the other or makes threats.

    So, you accuse me of lies? Well, it's only a lie if it's untrue, and I knew it. You will have a hard time proving what I know, or don't.

    So I would prefer we call them "factual inaccuracies". So, just curious, what are they?

    I stated some facts, then made some projections based on reasonable science.

    I'd be happy to correct anything inaccurate. Thanks, BH

  • @billhuston and when were threats made? bc i made a sarcastic remark about "the sky is falling" routine that you seem to be pushing on your video!

  • Wow, drinking the kool aid I see...New York a desert? Dude get real. Obvious hype and overkill. But keep it up New York...here in PA we have been drilling wells for 150 years and this info is just not true. and guess what, they are still drilling through out the southern tier now in New York. Please inform yourselves before making dumb videos/statements. Horizontal drilling and fracing are not new practices!!!

  • @WVUfan4evr Deep, long-lateral drilling horizontal drilling IS new. Slick water, high volume hydrofracking IS new. This is why the Marcellus Shale is only now being exploited, because the technology has not existed before. (Note: that this process would not be economically viable, even with this new technology, without the exemption of the Clean Water Act and other environmental laws.)

    The EPA hearings, the SGEIS review, are all because this is a NEW PROCESS.

  • @billhuston this is not a new process...look it up

  • @natasprotector I did look it up. There have been at least three recent technological innovations which make this process possible. 1) High volume, 2) Slick water, and 3) Horizontal-directional drilling. None of these were possible 20 years ago.

    This is a very expensive processes. It takes great energy to get a little gas. It is also expensive to the environment. It would not be ECONOMICALLY viable without the exemptions from dozens of federal environmental laws....

  • Great video! Let's keep spreading the information! People need to know! I sent you a holiday video, Happy Frackin' Holidays!

  • I've read a lot about this issue in the news. Here in Germany such industrial undertakings wouldn't have a chance. It's a shame or rather a crime that the american government/ industry does this to its people. I hope the resistence of those concerned will stop this industrial madness!

    very good video, well done!

  • germany............germany...h­ahahaahah i laughed so hard i spilled some of my oil

  • Final edit 3? Please put this up when you get to 10.

    This is not well done. The narration is annoying and unnecessary. I got through 90 seconds Just put up the Gasland trailer instead.

  • @murcuryvapor And I'm against fraking.

  • then your against using your computer now get off

  • oops! And Burlington and Wellsboro PA also

  • VERY WELL DONE! OH! And I know for a fact that you can also add Alba, PA, Granville, PA, Gillette, PA and LeRoy PA to your list of contaminated water sites :(

  • @howardse22 Wow, thanks for the nice feedback and the updates, Howard.

  • DRILL BABY DRILL!

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