The Gulf Disaster: a geologists take

One guy tells the truth and you want him hanged?

Ali Obama and his corrupt administration (and socialist democrats in general) get huge sums of money from BP so they can buy their elections.

In turn Obama gives BP passes to violate safety regs put in place to prevent this shit, regulations that Haliburton cringes at and recommends not to ignore, but Obama and BP ignore anyway.

Next, BP, whose safety records are so freaking bad even Leon, a rec woodworker, not an oil muckity muck, or corrupt government hack, or corrupt president, knows sucks the big one, fukks up everything and begins to pollute the earth.

Then consider it was the corrupt government that forced them to drill over a mile of sea water to begin with.

Then when the Obama administration doesn't lift a finger to reduce the effects of the spill on the environment, other than to refuse help, for example from the Norwegians who offered giant oil sucking ships, or fire proof oil booms from a company in Connecticut, or give permission to build sand barriers to keep the oil they refused to suck up from the wetlands, you want to shoot some no name no one that managed to tell the truth in public... Yeah, that makes sense...

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Jack Stein
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And the Bushes and Cheneys never took any oil money? Never bought elections? Do you have ANY idea how stupid you look?

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Robatoy

And the Bushes and Cheneys never took any oil money? Never bought elections? Do you have ANY idea how stupid you look?

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Lobby Dosser

Bottom line: there is no (zero, zip, zilch) constitutional authority for Obama to have done what he did in this instance. Yes, it was a shakedown, he had his Attorney General in the meeting essentially browbeating the CEO of BP into submission (BP CEO deserved it, he poured huge amounts of money into getting PBHO elected, so there is some karmic justice there). A sane legislative branch would be howling over this. PBHO acted as all three branches of government in this instance, providing the BP CEO with no legal recourse. Obama declared guilt, Obama assessed a fine, Obama directed how that fine would be paid, and who would oversee the disbursement of the fine (one of his non-congressionally approved czars). This is not even close to constitutional. Barton may have been somewhat clumsy in how he brought out the facts, but the fundamental issue of this event is not the fact that someone apologized for government overreach to a corporate executive, but that the president of the US is being given a pass for exercising power not vested in the office.

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Mark & Juanita

BP gave large dollars to the Obama campaign to get him elected. Bush and Cheney were not even in the running, two term limit for Bush, you idiot.

No, you seem to be the one stuck on stupid!

Bush is NOT in the picture, they received no money to run for election because they were NOT in the running. It was the Obama regime that issued the wavers to BP, not Bush. It is the Obama regime that threw road blocks at early efforts to minimize the disastrous effects of their wavers.

Reply to
Jack Stein

Well said and exactly right.

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Jack Stein

Poor.

Reply to
Robatoy

On Tue, 22 Jun 2010 08:11:45 -0400, Jack Stein wrote the following:

You two would be much happier if you plonked each other. Or got a room. ;)

-- Peace of mind is that mental condition in which you have accepted the worst. -- Lin Yutang

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Larry Jaques

Heh, heh. I bet they won't make *that* mistake next time.

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pete

Ohw... just a little harmless needlin'. Jack is against same-sex marriage...as if they would BREED or something.

Naaa, that's more Jack's style. I like women too much to even entertain that idea.

=A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 -- Lin Yutang

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Robatoy

On Tue, 22 Jun 2010 15:23:42 GMT, pete wrote the following:

I hope nobody else does in the future, either. Can we even survive this -one- reign of terror?

-- Peace of mind is that mental condition in which you have accepted the worst. -- Lin Yutang

Reply to
Larry Jaques

Non-breeders don't need no stinkin marriage!

So you claim, over and over. Perhaps your homophobic attitude is just a cover... go figure!

Reply to
Jack Stein

Sure they do, they deserve to be as miserable as the rest of us

Reply to
ChairMan

This year there is an opportunity to render them toothless. Vote out the Careerists.

Reply to
Lobby Dosser

Since we survived two of the Chimpster, I have faith in human resiliency.

Reply to
Steve

Tell that to the over 100,000,000 murdered by the socialist bastards over the past 100 years. They haven't bounced back much.

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Jack Stein

That's just plain mean!:-)

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Jack Stein

Are you saying that socialism and communism are the same thing?

Reply to
Robert Haar

All communists are socialists.

Are you saying communists are not socialists?

Reply to
Jack Stein

On Thu, 24 Jun 2010 12:50:34 -0400, Jack Stein wrote the following:

Mean, and not politically correct, but absolutely true.

LJ--always happily single while misery is all around me.

-- Peace of mind is that mental condition in which you have accepted the worst. -- Lin Yutang

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Larry Jaques

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