[Star Traveler]

You were saying ...

There are ~no~ coincidences.

Yeah, you're right... there are no coincidences ... BP has a "track record" ... hoo-boy!

From the referenced article, in Post #4 ...

• Back in 2007, a BP pipeline spilled 200,000 gallons of crude into the Alaskan wilderness. They got hit with $16 million in fines.

• "The Justice Department required the company to pay approximately $353 million as part of an agreement to defer prosecution on charges that the company conspired to manipulate the propane gas market."

• In two separate disasters prior to Deepwater Horizon, 30 BP workers were killed and more than 200 have been seriously injured.

• "According to the Center for Public Integrity, in the last three years, BP refineries in Ohio  and Texas  have accounted for 97 percent of the "egregious, willful" violations handed out by OSHA"
• OSHA statistics show BP ran up 760 "egregious, willful" safety violations, while Sunoco and Conoco-Phillips each had eight, Citgo had two and Exxon had one comparable citation.

It definitely shows "how they operate" ... :-)

[Lazamataz]

[YankeeReb]

It definitely shows "how they operate" ... :-)

I'm not giving BP a pass by any means, but the coal mine cave in in W. Va. had nothing to do with them, the gas explosion in PA wasn't BP either. Did Soetoro somehow cause the accidents? No, but he's done everything to exploit the crisis, and nothing to limit the damage, quite the opposite. BP has a track record but so does this Chicago mob running the country. The main point I was trying to make was that what was considered "Tin foil hat" material a year ago, isn't dismissed so quickly today.