For BP Oil by Pisano

Poser • Fantasy • posted on Jun 22, 2010

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YESTERDAY"S NEWS......‘Greenpeace today welcomed President Obama’s sensible and encouraging first step in ensuring that the BP oil spill disaster can never happen again - but the “never” will only last for the next six months while his commission reaches a conclusion,’ said Greenpeace in a May 17 release. ‘The President went some way towards exposing the root cause of this disaster in highlighting the oil industry’s “cozy and sometimes corrupt relationship” with government agencies responsible.’ “As long as we continue to let oil companies like BP and Shell bully politicians, write our energy laws and bribe regulators, we will remain addicted to their dirty and dangerous fossil fuels. President Obama should cut the polluter lobbyists out of the debate so we can finally move toward a clean energy revolution that is good for the country, not just for corporations,” said John Hocevar, Greenpeace US oceans campaign director. “The President’s six month suspensions of new drilling are a welcome reprieve for the communities and animals that rely on those pristine waters, but we need a permanent ban on all new offshore drilling, not just in the Arctic but in all US waters. A ban on all new oil drilling is the only way to avoid another spill disaster,” said Hocevar. TODAY"S NEWS – A federal judge struck down the Obama administration's six-month ban on deep water oil drilling in the Gulf of Mexico as rash and heavy-handed Tuesday, saying the government simply assumed that because one rig exploded, the others pose an imminent danger, too.

Comments (17)

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simo55

7:31PM | Tue, 22 June 2010

good expression, good portrait, nice work !!

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eekdog

7:37PM | Tue, 22 June 2010

my feelings exactly! fark the corksuckers.

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thekingtut

7:44PM | Tue, 22 June 2010

Oh please. Clean energy is a job killer. Just ask the Spanish. For every 'green job' created, more than two were lost. And things like solar and wind never will be able to produce the electricity needed. And don't forget, the corrupt government agency he was whining about is part of his White House.

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BDDesign

8:28PM | Tue, 22 June 2010

And when we get through polluting and killing the planet at the rate we're going, jobs will be the least of our problems... Excellent render!

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TomDart

9:24PM | Tue, 22 June 2010

A environmental chemist with whom I recently spoke and another person from another environmental clean-up company both agreed...I hope they are wrong..."the coast is toast, we will not see it clean in our lives". Scary thought. I do imagine any BP bigwigs who happen to leave the company will take with them substantial severances. The entire thing is terribly sad. Render well done.

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clbsmiley

9:24PM | Tue, 22 June 2010

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kbrog

9:59PM | Tue, 22 June 2010

(B)ad (P)eople Great expression in your work!

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0rest4wicked

10:28PM | Tue, 22 June 2010

That's right the coast is toast! Has any one thought this deliberate to further the downwrd spiral of the current economic condition. How about this one; Why does all are resources get let go for pennies to foriegn countries and we are left with the clean up. Before I really break out that soap box and tell you what I really feel.... great image!

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BIGBEAR1965

10:41PM | Tue, 22 June 2010

Excellent work!

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brewgirlca

12:21AM | Wed, 23 June 2010

Dinosaurs like kingtut are why we continue to have such damn problems. There is only one real system in the world and that is the ecosystem. The economic system is just an artificial construct we use to divide up the worlds resources... it does not exist outside the reality of the ecosystem. Our continued promotion of the economic system at the expense of the ecosystem is placing a fantasy ahead of a reality and is the fundamental reason why we are so F***ed up right now. Some boneheads just don't get it - they are living in a dream world where we can continue extracting resources forever; we cannot. The ecosystem is finite, period,..economic growth cannot continue.. sorry Kingtut but it is simply just not possible. You continue to live in this dream world and expect your standard of living to continue forever. The BP disaster is the first really big slap in the face that says it cannot. It continues to astound me that such a big slap continues not to wake more people up! Kingtut, what good are jobs if you don't have a home, and by home I mean "a planet," to live on?

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T.Rex

6:17AM | Wed, 23 June 2010

1- BP is owned to 45% by US groups. 2- Shell volunteered their help early in the crisis. Obama told them to "get lost" because they were a "foreign" company (bigotry before common sense and the environment). So, who's to blame for the expnding catastrophe? Good image.

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njb2000

6:42AM | Wed, 23 June 2010

Great image and gesture, nice rant, good points!

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ecurbsemaj

6:52AM | Wed, 23 June 2010

The impact has not yet been felt, we have whale sharks skirting the coast of Florida, Oyster fisheries that may never recover, shrimp boats sitting idle, and a tropical depression coming up through the Caribbean, sea birds losing life and habitat, and 2 months after the "disaster", absolutely no progress being made. Way to go BP! I love the way they keep reassuring us that there will be no cost to the taxpayers...

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