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Monthly Archives: June 2010
Death penalty for corporations now on Facebook.
Now on Facebook — We need a death penalty for corporations! Like it and tell your friends! Bookmark on DeliciousDigg this postRecommend on FacebookBuzz it upshare via RedditShare with StumblersTweet about itBuzz it upSubscribe to the comments on this postTell … Continue reading
We need a death penalty for corporations.
An article today at Bloomberg — BP Bankruptcy is Obama’s worst ni ghtmare — causes me to re-visit my thoughts from earlier this week on how we deal with corporations who commit crimes. The more I think about this, the … Continue reading
Mayor Cornett “gets it”.
Mayor Cornett “gets it”. NO one is more surprised than I to make this admission. But after reading City Council Studies Future of Bus Transit in today’s Daily Oklahoman, I can come to no other conclusion. The meat of the … Continue reading
Posted in Oklahoma Living
Tagged contraction, end of suburia, mick cornett, oklahoma city, peak oil
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The Runaway General and the US Catholic Bishops
Rolling Stone magazine has certainly kicked over a hornet’s nest with its Runaway General article on the numerous issues dividing the aristocratic leadership of our splendid little war in Afghanistan. It appears like it is the civilians versus the military … Continue reading
Good bye and Good Riddance to Sallie Mae
Like many folks, I have a student loan. It was a Sallie Mae loan. Years ago, Sallie Mae went on an ad crusade to get borrowers to consolidate their loans and “lock in a low interest rate” in case rates … Continue reading
The 800 Pound Gorilla in the BP/Gulf of Mexico Crises.
So we’re going to do “everything we can” to stop the oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico AND clean everything up AND we’re going to make BP pay the bill. Thus says the President in his speech this evening. But. … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental Sustainability, Peak Oil
Tagged BP, Carl Henric Svanberg, Gulf oil spll, peak oil, Tony Hayward
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The Gulf Oil Leak Charade
The political charade about the oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico continues to the point of nausea. BP assures everyone it will pay all claims and make everyone “whole”. The government assures everyone it will make sure the situation … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Prosperity
Tagged criminal corporations, crooked thieving politicians, gulf oil leak, peak oil
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