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  omg.... it's like 9/11 times a thousand.
context: AND Tobago. >
  
  I call it TnT. :D >
  
  I really wanna visit these islands.  I hear it’s beautiful. >
  
  Shoutout Trinidad and Tobago for having strong morals. Fuck those companies. Straight up trying to destroy the planet for profit. >
  
  I can tell from your comment that you didn’t read the article.
  Trinidad didn’t reject the BP-Shell consortium’s bid due to morals; it was rejected for not being high enough.
  Trinidad wanted a higher lease bonus and firm drilling commitments from the consortium.  The consortium offered a low bonus and only offered a commitment to shoot and analyze 3-D seismic.  
  What this means is that the blocks offered aren’t that prospective and the international oil companies didn’t want to commit hundreds of millions or billions of dollars  of exploration capital without a better understanding of the geology.  
  A deep water well can cost over $200 million; a company isn’t going to commit to multiple wells without multiple defined high-quality prospects. >
  
  Prepare to be regime changed >
  
  Countries need to realize there is no shortage of oil in the world. The shortage is in countries willing to work with oil companies.  BP and Shell will evaluate all production sources and figure out where the most profit can be made. Investment dollars will flow to those countries. >
  
  Somehow the current government carried out massive terrorist attacks in UK and US, also weapons of mass destruction were found