One whore to another.
Hello Salazar. Corrupt to the bone.
Who gives a flying F. So more crap to wade through while almost a dozen other Nations drill right in the same spot we would have. Damn Government, it is killing America.
Responding to the accusations that agency scientists were being silenced, Ms. Barkoff added, “Under the previous administration, there was a pattern of suppressing science in decisions, and we are working very hard to change the culture and empower scientists in the Department of the Interior.”
Obama is really going to need these presidential terms lengthened to turn everything around.
I am voting for Chuck Devore!
Boxer is a moron.
Boxer is a zombie sheep.
Boxer is a Kool Aid drinker.
Boxer is a socialist if not an outright commie.
Boxre is one of the most arrogant politicians ever to be elected in California.
So is Pelosi.
Vote them out, California!
Now, true to mac daddies real character, he is throwing them under the bus.
Mac daddy is without ANY blame of ANYTHING.
Sorry BP but you’re getting f’d by the real mac daddy, suckers.
“..Bribery, anybody...
how about a “reward?”
Blame BP [Chris Horner]
I hope to elaborate later ... but it seems to me the issue with the recent oil-platform explosion and subsequent leak issue is BP, not offshore drilling.
Offshore drilling has a very good track record in the past few decades and especially recently; BP has a terrible one.
The Deepwater Horizon incident is consistent with only one of those track records.
Like Enron and indeed, in close cooperation with Enron on the “global warming” rent-seeking BP got distracted from its core businesses and spent its energies getting into solar ventures and carbon-trading schemes, and otherwise losing the plot of an energy company. The absurd re-branding to “Beyond Petroleum” (really? your balance sheet doesn’t quite agree) speaks volumes.
They thereby also lost focus on these operations and implicitly told their best people that the future did not lie there.
And for a decade we have seen BP facilities blowing up with human and environmental consequences all over the place.
The newsiness of this spill is testimony to its aberrant nature.
The issue today isn’t offshore drilling so much as it is the company that, in violation of all laws of probability, continues to be involved in a preponderance of its various industries’ high-profile workplace tragedies.
HERE: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/bloggers/2505164/posts?page=106#106