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BP Halliburton Oil Spill: Worse than Being Reported

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As the video below shows, the BP-Halliburton Oil Spill is doing much more damage than the media is currently reporting.  One might say, as people often do, "Why care about this, Mike?  There's nothing you can do."  That is what one would expect a society of pacifier-sucking betas to say. The BP-Halliburton Oil Spill didn't "just happen."  It happened because large corporations own both major political parties.  All of the public will be paying for the oil spill.  Meanwhile, the profits BP and Halliburton made before the Spill will remain inside the pockets of obese executives.  There are no clawbacks in a corpocracy.   The enemies are not poor brown people, or Catholics, or homosexuals.  The enemies are old white and black guys - Jews and goyim...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on May 11, 2010 (boomark / email).

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