Oh, don’t worry, swarthyguy, I am still angry with Tony. But I have to say that at this point, I don’t believe that Tony personally wants this oil spewing into the gulf. I thought that our congressmen could have at least given him a moment to speak on that, to be able to express his thoughts, because I do want to hear them.
Let me stress that I am not giving Tony Heyward a pass, but I think that throughout this matter, he has behaved as a gentleman aside from a few regrettable comments. I wish that our congressmen had treated him more respectfully, even down to a point of simply having better manners. I am worried about England being one our closest and most valuable allies. I do not want this absolute, bungling moron Obama, or his administration harming that relationship, even though I do realize that this event in and of itself could stress it even without his help.
Another thing is that want Tony to keep his word on this. I’ve watched his commercials, he gave me his word, but now he’s off. I don’t like it. Bob Dudley is an unknown quantity to me, I think I had gotten used to Mr. Heyward. Tony said he was going to make this right, and I really needed for that to happen. His leaving his position is making me a bit nervous, perhaps I am misreading all of this, I just don’t know.
Hey, at least this time we haven’t overthrown a Prime Minister of a major country to preserve Anglo Persian Petroleum’s profits.