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texastee2007 said:sadly it is...kinda bites doesn't it.
spartacus53 said:In the BP case, it wasn't cash, but better.. It was the vessels that actually did the cleanup, the only strings attached was that the countries that wanted to help weren't allowed to operate their own equipment. They had to turn it over to US authorities..
I'm not sure, but I am certain that other nations do tend to help us at time and these stories never make the news..
spartacus53 said:Dano has a point there.. How can we forget that BP oil spill debacle last year Several nations did reach out to lend a helping hand, equipment, and expertize and we flatly rejected it..
I guess you're not really going to be in the giving mood when you try and help and get a slap in the face
Our gov refused help because they did not belong to a labor unionspartacus53 said:Dano has a point there.. How can we forget that BP oil spill debacle last year Several nations did reach out to lend a helping hand, equipment, and expertize and we flatly rejected it..
I guess you're not really going to be in the giving mood when you try and help and get a slap in the face
Dano Sverige said:The fact is America is too proud to accept help. They think they're the number 1 country in the world and as such they should be able to cope with anything themselves and not accept "charity". Fair enough...get on with it, stop whining!