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Originally posted by JBA2848
BP is probly already reworking there business structure to separate there global presence into smaller regional bp branches in order to limit there liability to only losing assets in a region that had problems. Leak in the gulf would lead to possibly filing bankruptcy in a gulf region and only losing assets in that gulf region while every thing else runs as normal.
If this fund didn't get created the funds would be gone befor a court date could be set to even think about getting money from them. President Obama did what he should have. He protected the American citizens from a BP bailout. Not to mention he got money for the people effected by the spill and didn't let it get tied up in court for twenty years.
Originally posted by Geeky_Bubbe
And to think, it's not even a full moon.
Dick Cheney, Sara Palin, "the bald guy", the deadliest catch, Tony Blair, money in the freezer, buying homes in NO.
Dang! My head is spinning.
And it's all Bush's fault. But, have no fear, Obama is gonna save humanity.
Originally posted by Geeky_Bubbe
reply to post by JBA2848
Does Glenn Beck use a chalk board? I wouldn't know. I'm usually still slogging away at work and never see the show.
PS: One need not use a chalk board to make some semblance of sense.
Originally posted by Logarock
Originally posted by Geeky_Bubbe
reply to post by JBA2848
Well at least your not spying on people and syber stalking.
perhaps that's what I "slog away" with when I work.
... 17-year run of increasing reserves
... first full year of production from the Thunder Horse field in the US Gulf of Mexico.
... making 2009 the seventeenth consecutive year of reserve replacement of at least 100 per cent.
Reducing the underlying cost structure of the Group remains a management priority in 2010.
BP PLC, Europe's second-largest oil company, said Tuesday that first-quarter profit more than doubled from a year earlier to $6.1 billion due to higher crude prices and lower production costs and taxes.
First, a private citizen can bring a lawsuit against a citizen, corporation, or government body for engaging in conduct prohibited by the statute. For example, a citizen can sue a corporation under the Clean Water Act (CWA) for illegally polluting a waterway. Second, a private citizen can bring a lawsuit against a government body for failing to perform a non-discretionary duty. For example, a private citizen could sue the Environmental Protection Agency for failing to promulgate regulations that the CWA required it to promulgate....
Originally posted by Geeky_Bubbe
Governor Jindal would have a lot to say about what a hindrance the federal government has been.
BP should be bankrupted and its assets liquidated to pay for the clean up costs. Every available asset of BP should be sold at auction. Of course, that will never happen. Not while criminals run our government.
People complain because Obama doesn't do enough and now they complain because he's doing something. Make up your mind!
Originally posted by David9176
reply to post by mnemeth1
BP should be bankrupted and its assets liquidated to pay for the clean up costs. Every available asset of BP should be sold at auction. Of course, that will never happen. Not while criminals run our government.
I couldn't agree more. We could only take and sell US assets...but yes...I agree with you 110 percent.
It could happen if we enforced anti-trust laws...unfortunately we don't do that here anymore...nor do we enforce tariffs to protect American businesses and manufacturing. Instead we have policies that ENCOURAGE outsourcing to slave labor countries.
We need a Teddy Roosevelt who broke Standard Oil. Yes...he broke them up and amazingly...the world survived!!!
Originally posted by atlguy
Originally posted by Geeky_Bubbe
Governor Jindal would have a lot to say about what a hindrance the federal government has been.
Governor Jindal has a hard time putting together coherent sentences...