Pluto C. Rat
New member
...Congressional players? http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/us_gulf_oil_spill_investigation
Even as:
"One of the nation's top technological disaster academics said the spill commission — appointed by President Barack Obama — was a "cover-up" from the White House. Charles Perrow, a Yale University professor who wrote the disaster sociology classic "Normal Accidents" said the investigation was overlooking BP's track record of disasters that have come after cost cutting.
"There's a long history of dollars versus safety at this organization," Perrow said in a telephone interview with The Associated Press. He referred specifically to BP's 2005 Texas City oil refinery explosion in which federal officials cited a culture of cost-cutting at the expense of safety. In 2006, BP's lack of leak detection caused a massive pipeline spill, the largest on Alaska's North Slope to date."
Open your mouth wide for another rich class dose of caster oil to promote "indigestion of working class revolt."
@Ou812 - Perfect. Keep your focus on the White House. Meanwhile, your entire Congress writes off 200 million gallons of oil spilled into working class economies all along your coast.
It's a thing called "one rich hand washes the other."
SMART
@SMARTER THAN I THOUGHT. Best I can do for you is repeat:
"Open your mouth wide for another rich class dose of caster oil to promote "indigestion of working class revolt."
Yeah, reading is fun.
Even as:
"One of the nation's top technological disaster academics said the spill commission — appointed by President Barack Obama — was a "cover-up" from the White House. Charles Perrow, a Yale University professor who wrote the disaster sociology classic "Normal Accidents" said the investigation was overlooking BP's track record of disasters that have come after cost cutting.
"There's a long history of dollars versus safety at this organization," Perrow said in a telephone interview with The Associated Press. He referred specifically to BP's 2005 Texas City oil refinery explosion in which federal officials cited a culture of cost-cutting at the expense of safety. In 2006, BP's lack of leak detection caused a massive pipeline spill, the largest on Alaska's North Slope to date."
Open your mouth wide for another rich class dose of caster oil to promote "indigestion of working class revolt."
@Ou812 - Perfect. Keep your focus on the White House. Meanwhile, your entire Congress writes off 200 million gallons of oil spilled into working class economies all along your coast.
It's a thing called "one rich hand washes the other."
SMART
@SMARTER THAN I THOUGHT. Best I can do for you is repeat:
"Open your mouth wide for another rich class dose of caster oil to promote "indigestion of working class revolt."
Yeah, reading is fun.