[Jim Jones]

[quote=briansd1]

Allan, since you are so much for technically assigning blame where blame is due, Bush/Cheney relaxing the rules contributed to the lack of safety and THIS Gulf of Mexico environmental disaster.
[/quote]

There is no way I am letting this pass on this board as fact. Maybe you should open up the NYT and look to see that that Obama led Interior Department approved the rig WITHOUT the required permits.

Brian, I would like you to either retract your previous statement or figure out a way to counter mine.

U.S. Said to Allow Drilling Without Needed Permits

The federal Minerals Management Service gave permission to BP and dozens of other oil companies to drill in the Gulf of Mexico without first getting required permits from another agency that assesses threats to endangered species — and despite strong warnings from that agency about the impact the drilling was likely to have on the gulf.

Those scientists said they were also regularly pressured by agency officials to change the findings of their internal studies if they predicted that an accident was likely to occur or if wildlife might be harmed.

Aside from allowing BP and other companies to drill in the gulf without getting the required permits from NOAA, the minerals agency has also given BP and other drilling companies in the gulf blanket exemptions from having to provide environmental impact statements.

[Jim Jones]

[quote=briansd1]waiting for bottom, I didn’t say stop extracting.

Do you really want to open up sensitive natural areas with the technology so far showcased?

How about a new oil platform off the coast of Santa Barbara? BP might like to buy the lease.

BTW, a moratorium on new drilling in sensitive areas doesn’t mean that anyone is losing. The oil will still be there for extraction in the future when prices increase and technology is better proven.[/quote]

Brian,

Would you please identify which areas you would rank as sensitive, and which areas on of the Earth of insensitive to a massive oil spill.

Your posts are nothing more than double-speak.

[Jim Jones]

[quote=briansd1]waiting for bottom, I didn’t say stop extracting.

Do you really want to open up sensitive natural areas with the technology so far showcased?

How about a new oil platform off the coast of Santa Barbara? BP might like to buy the lease.

BTW, a moratorium on new drilling in sensitive areas doesn’t mean that anyone is losing. The oil will still be there for extraction in the future when prices increase and technology is better proven.[/quote]

Brian,

Would you please identify which areas you would rank as sensitive, and which areas on of the Earth of insensitive to a massive oil spill.

Your posts are nothing more than double-speak.

[Jim Jones]

[quote=briansd1]waiting for bottom, I didn’t say stop extracting.

Do you really want to open up sensitive natural areas with the technology so far showcased?

How about a new oil platform off the coast of Santa Barbara? BP might like to buy the lease.

BTW, a moratorium on new drilling in sensitive areas doesn’t mean that anyone is losing. The oil will still be there for extraction in the future when prices increase and technology is better proven.[/quote]

Brian,

Would you please identify which areas you would rank as sensitive, and which areas on of the Earth of insensitive to a massive oil spill.

Your posts are nothing more than double-speak.

[Jim Jones]

[quote=briansd1]waiting for bottom, I didn’t say stop extracting.

Do you really want to open up sensitive natural areas with the technology so far showcased?

How about a new oil platform off the coast of Santa Barbara? BP might like to buy the lease.

BTW, a moratorium on new drilling in sensitive areas doesn’t mean that anyone is losing. The oil will still be there for extraction in the future when prices increase and technology is better proven.[/quote]

Brian,

Would you please identify which areas you would rank as sensitive, and which areas on of the Earth of insensitive to a massive oil spill.

Your posts are nothing more than double-speak.

[Jim Jones]

[quote=briansd1]waiting for bottom, I didn’t say stop extracting.

Do you really want to open up sensitive natural areas with the technology so far showcased?

How about a new oil platform off the coast of Santa Barbara? BP might like to buy the lease.

BTW, a moratorium on new drilling in sensitive areas doesn’t mean that anyone is losing. The oil will still be there for extraction in the future when prices increase and technology is better proven.[/quote]

Brian,

Would you please identify which areas you would rank as sensitive, and which areas on of the Earth of insensitive to a massive oil spill.

Your posts are nothing more than double-speak.

[Jim Jones]

Here is an excellent Wiki on the topic at hand.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_triangle

As part of an Organizational Behavior class I took I read a great excerpt from this book here on the Military Industrial Complex published surprisingly in 1981.

[Jim Jones]

Here is an excellent Wiki on the topic at hand.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_triangle

As part of an Organizational Behavior class I took I read a great excerpt from this book here on the Military Industrial Complex published surprisingly in 1981.

[Jim Jones]

Here is an excellent Wiki on the topic at hand.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_triangle

As part of an Organizational Behavior class I took I read a great excerpt from this book here on the Military Industrial Complex published surprisingly in 1981.

[Jim Jones]

Here is an excellent Wiki on the topic at hand.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_triangle

As part of an Organizational Behavior class I took I read a great excerpt from this book here on the Military Industrial Complex published surprisingly in 1981.

[Jim Jones]

Here is an excellent Wiki on the topic at hand.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_triangle

As part of an Organizational Behavior class I took I read a great excerpt from this book here on the Military Industrial Complex published surprisingly in 1981.

[Jim Jones]

Can I just say:

Finally a decent thread on the South Bay housing market I’ve only been waiting a year for a good one to pop up.

I would like to hear what some of your assessments are for the area over the next year or so.

[Jim Jones]

Can I just say:

Finally a decent thread on the South Bay housing market I’ve only been waiting a year for a good one to pop up.

I would like to hear what some of your assessments are for the area over the next year or so.

[Jim Jones]

Can I just say:

Finally a decent thread on the South Bay housing market I’ve only been waiting a year for a good one to pop up.

I would like to hear what some of your assessments are for the area over the next year or so.

[Jim Jones]

Can I just say:

Finally a decent thread on the South Bay housing market I’ve only been waiting a year for a good one to pop up.

I would like to hear what some of your assessments are for the area over the next year or so.

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