The guy looked like a slug that didnt care.He had to know they were going to ask him about it. When BP,who made billions of dollars off of our backs,just had 20 safety features either broke or not in place,puts the whole Gulf Coast of The USA out of business,and its getting worse by the minute,and you defend the piece of crap,what does that make you? I dont agree with you about hardly anything,but 11 people died because of neglect of this company.Also Halliburton and some other company,but BP was the one cutting the corners.I think the guy needs to go to prisn for those workers getting killed if he was responsible for cutting corners. Just a little advise,dont defend this kind of crap.When America and Americans are hurting from corporate greed from England,you just dont defend it.
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