Oil hit coastline people suffers from mental attacks. by Milota Sidorova

Recently, while looking at BP advertisment I have realized how terribly true the statement was. The title on the cover says: “We bring oil to American shores”. Whether it was the worst copywright I have ever seen, I wasn't sure, but the flashbacks from media reports appeared in my mind again. We've heard the company haven't succeeded and wasn't able to stop the oil flow that is still polluting hundreds if not thousands of miles of sea and the coastline. That means gradual death for animals and plants even the water in that region. Great catastrophe with consequences that no one, not one in White House or anywhere else could imagine. I've thought of people livin! g in this area, somewhere I have passed through the article telling the mental health of residents was on decline. People suffered from nerviosity, anxiety, depressions, alcoholism and agressivity. The reasons were obvious. I would say, Imagine that everything you'd seen day by day, year after year, everything surrounding you has been fading and dying. Imagine you see thousands of fish lying on the beach, birds covered by a heavy layer of oil waiting for their last breats, think of your previous work, think of fishmen who moved the economy of the region. All of this has been fading and no money can bring it back as it was. This is the current situation of million people living here. Some compare this catastrophe to Hurricane Katrina, probably the deadliest weather collision in U.S. history. But it seems that history should be rewritten – Katrina hit in relatively short time and disappeared, but the oil is constantly leaking and there is no hope of its ending the next ! month. So far, this all has been lasting more than 60 days.Thi! s is but a small glimpse of wasteland residents have to face. Although they are just small part of victims, their homes and hopes were taken from them and the reality is hitting hard. But who is there to blame? Who is there to repair, renew, recreate?Projections are black.

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by Milota Sidorova for Cantell TV (http://cantell.tv)

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