I completely agree that there should have been no attempt to drill at this depth without a working plan to solve even the unlikely problems. My occupation requires us to draw up disaster recovery plans all the time, and they always include every foreseeable scenario, regardless of probability. It's what we are paid to do.
I guess I'm curious more about the shallow drilling. If we can stop those leaks, then why not there (other than what I have already considered)? Honestly, I've never really heard all of the objections/risks enumerated. BTW, this isn't a trap. I'm just trying to learn something.
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