And if BP does "get out of the way"...what are the feds going to do that BP hasn't???
And if the feds have a plan...WTF are they waiting for???


Col Hogan wrote:isn't it rather late for the strong words...
Did the Feds actually say this or use these "strong words"? Mind linking to a story... because I haven't heard of it and google doesn't turn up anything.Col Hogan wrote:"get out of the way"

NBCs assessment (Get out of the way) of the strong words by Interior Secretary Salazar...Skjellyfetti wrote:Col Hogan wrote:isn't it rather late for the strong words...Did the Feds actually say this or use these "strong words"? Mind linking to a story... because I haven't heard of it and google doesn't turn up anything.Col Hogan wrote:"get out of the way"





OK, BP gets out of the way...who is going to do what to stop the oil???dbackjon wrote:Being that Haliburton is one of the ones responsible, no thanks.
And Alpha, what the **** has BP done? They have made the situation far worse.
They need to get the **** out of the way - they are incompetent. Time to NATIONALIZE OIL.

Not sure if anyone has the answer right now - other than keep drilling the relief well, and trying to siphon as much oil out of the current well as possible.Col Hogan wrote:OK, BP gets out of the way...who is going to do what to stop the oil???dbackjon wrote:Being that Haliburton is one of the ones responsible, no thanks.
And Alpha, what the **** has BP done? They have made the situation far worse.
They need to get the **** out of the way - they are incompetent. Time to NATIONALIZE OIL.

Actually, Halliburton subcontracted to place the cement plugs and heavy mud. Once the Transocean-managed pressure testing was complete, Halliburton's only portion left was to remove the mud. The fault apparently lies with BP, as during the testing, the results were not as expected, and Halliburton objected to removing the mud, an assessment which Transocean supported, but was over-ridden by the BP supervisors on the rig that night.dbackjon wrote:Being that Haliburton is one of the ones responsible, no thanks.
And Alpha, what the fuck has BP done? They have made the situation far worse.
They need to get the fuck out of the way - they are incompetent. Time to NATIONALIZE OIL.

Damn! First the SCOTUS rules corporations should have the same rights as citizens... and now they get to use the Nuremberg Defense? WTF is going on?!travelinman67 wrote:they were just a subcontractor following orders.

dbackjon wrote:Being that Haliburton is one of the ones responsible, no thanks.
And Alpha, what the fuck has BP done? They have made the situation far worse.
They need to get the fuck out of the way - they are incompetent. Time to NATIONALIZE OIL.







Wait... so Obama (who raised around $500 million in the 2008 election) is letting BP get away with the oil spill over $71,000. The majority of that money is small contributions from regular employers.Gil Dobie wrote:No wonder the feds have been slow to react![]()
Obama or McCain, not much change...............
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President Barack Obama's campaign was the top recipient of BP employees' money in the 2008 election: $71,000.


dbackjon wrote:Being that Haliburton is one of the ones responsible, no thanks.
And Alpha, what the fuck has BP done? They have made the situation far worse.
They need to get the fuck out of the way - they are incompetent. Time to NATIONALIZE OIL.

You bitSkjellyfetti wrote:Wait... so Obama (who raised around $500 million in the 2008 election) is letting BP get away with the oil spill over $71,000. The majority of that money is small contributions from regular employers.Gil Dobie wrote:No wonder the feds have been slow to react![]()
Obama or McCain, not much change...............
Link
President Barack Obama's campaign was the top recipient of BP employees' money in the 2008 election: $71,000.Sweet conspiracy theory, dobie.


Dude, that shit works awesome for dictatorships.Col Hogan wrote:OK, BP gets out of the way...who is going to do what to stop the oil???dbackjon wrote:Being that Haliburton is one of the ones responsible, no thanks.
And Alpha, what the **** has BP done? They have made the situation far worse.
They need to get the **** out of the way - they are incompetent. Time to NATIONALIZE OIL.

dbackjon wrote:Being that Haliburton is one of the ones responsible, no thanks.
And Alpha, what the **** has BP done? They have made the situation far worse.
They need to get the **** out of the way - they are incompetent. Time to NATIONALIZE OIL.

If I was Jindal I'd do it anyway and dare the feds to throw me in jail. Barry doesn't want those kind of headlines.McNeese72 wrote:I live in Louisiana and it seems like every plan that the State of Louisiana comes up with to try to block the oil from reaching the beaches and marshes, the Federal bureaucracy blocks. People are getting pretty frustrated with the Feds.
Doc

ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:I disagree, these oil companies pay WAY more than their fair share in taxes so they should get a pass every 30 years or so.
It isnt like this happens a lot and its not like the Oil companies do this on purpose to wreck the environment and lose money everyday. It gets really old for you class warfare types to always bash the fu*k out of the companies that are employing people in spite of all your anti business rules and also paying the way for all the lazy fu*kheads in this country that WONT work.
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native wrote:dbackjon wrote:Being that Haliburton is one of the ones responsible, no thanks.
And Alpha, what the **** has BP done? They have made the situation far worse.
They need to get the **** out of the way - they are incompetent. Time to NATIONALIZE OIL.
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"...far worse" than what?
Time to "nationalize oil?" Because you get a pimple of your dick you want to cut it off?!?!???