B3ta Villain of the Year 2010
We voted WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange as B3ta's Person of the Year. Who do you have as 2010's scoundrel and why?
( , Thu 23 Dec 2010, 12:34)
We voted WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange as B3ta's Person of the Year. Who do you have as 2010's scoundrel and why?
( , Thu 23 Dec 2010, 12:34)
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^ never mind villain of the year, I know who'd win kneejerk fuckwit . . .
BP? That would be the commercial entity that until not that long ago was called BP Amoco - you know, Amoco. Now, where are they from? BP America were the Operator. Halliburton (oops, American again) and Transocean (recently moved HQ and registration overseas but, yep, you guessed it, American again) were the main contractors. Cameron, manufacturer of the downhole valves and blow-out protectors. American. Again. You'll find that there is culpability across the whole sphere of operations in the GOM. Not according to Obama though. That'll all be down to 'British Petroleum' . . .
This might be the largest enviromental disaster in the US but certainly not in world history. Bhopal anyone?
GOM dead zone (pesticides?), coal slurries, asbestos, 3 Mile Island, Exxon Valdez, PCB poisoning, lead poisoning. What a great record the US has at home, never mind overseas.
When the US extradites the Union Carbide executives who were airlifted out of India the day after Bhopal, we'll send you Tony Hayward. Okay?
( , Thu 23 Dec 2010, 17:18, 1 reply)
BP? That would be the commercial entity that until not that long ago was called BP Amoco - you know, Amoco. Now, where are they from? BP America were the Operator. Halliburton (oops, American again) and Transocean (recently moved HQ and registration overseas but, yep, you guessed it, American again) were the main contractors. Cameron, manufacturer of the downhole valves and blow-out protectors. American. Again. You'll find that there is culpability across the whole sphere of operations in the GOM. Not according to Obama though. That'll all be down to 'British Petroleum' . . .
This might be the largest enviromental disaster in the US but certainly not in world history. Bhopal anyone?
GOM dead zone (pesticides?), coal slurries, asbestos, 3 Mile Island, Exxon Valdez, PCB poisoning, lead poisoning. What a great record the US has at home, never mind overseas.
When the US extradites the Union Carbide executives who were airlifted out of India the day after Bhopal, we'll send you Tony Hayward. Okay?
( , Thu 23 Dec 2010, 17:18, 1 reply)
I rather like the fact that BP used to be the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Bloody hell, imagine what kind of bollocks would be spouting forth from the right then.
( , Thu 23 Dec 2010, 19:26, closed)
Bloody hell, imagine what kind of bollocks would be spouting forth from the right then.
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