Last week, Senator Bill Nelson, Democrat of Florida, tried to bring a
small group of journalists with him on a trip he was taking through
the gulf on a Coast Guard vessel. But at about 10 p.m. on the evening
before the trip, someone from the Department of Homeland Security’s
legislative affairs office called the senator’s office to tell them
that no journalists would be allowed.

“No further elaboration” was given...

“We were questioned extensively. Who was on the aircraft? Who did they
work for? The minute we mentioned media, the answer was: ‘Not
allowed.’”

From the start, the administration has seemed intent on allowing BP to
operate in near-total secrecy.

http://justoneminute.typepad.com/mai...the-slick.html

On Jun 13, 5:48Â*pm, ∅baMa∅ Tse Dung wrote:
Last week, Senator Bill Nelson, Democrat of Florida, tried to bring a
small group of journalists with him on a trip he was taking through
the gulf on a Coast Guard vessel. But at about 10 p.m. on the evening
before the trip, someone from the Department of Homeland Security’s
legislative affairs office called the senator’s office to tell them
that no journalists would be allowed.

“No further elaboration� was given...

“We were questioned extensively. Who was on the aircraft? Who did they
work for? The minute we mentioned media, the answer was: ‘Not
allowed.’�

From the start, the administration has seemed intent on allowing BP to
operate in near-total secrecy.

"near-total secrecy"?!?!?!?!? You have GOT to be kidding me.

Just what planet do you live on????


http://justoneminute.typepad.com/mai...up-is-worse-th...

"ØbaMaØ Tse Dung" wrote in message
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Cheney's culture of corruption & ool deregs:

http://www.americanprogress.org/issu...egulation.html

∅baMa∅ Tse Dung wrote:


From the start, the administration has seemed intent on allowing BP to
operate in near-total secrecy.

http://justoneminute.typepad.com/mai...the-slick.html

I suspect there is no avenue that you'd approve.

On Jun 13, 2:48Â*pm, ∅baMa∅ Tse Dung wrote:
Last week, Senator Bill Nelson, Democrat of Florida, tried to bring a
small group of journalists with him on a trip he was taking through
the gulf on a Coast Guard vessel. But at about 10 p.m. on the evening
before the trip, someone from the Department of Homeland Security’s
legislative affairs office called the senator’s office to tell them
that no journalists would be allowed.

“No further elaboration� was given...

“We were questioned extensively. Who was on the aircraft? Who did they
work for? The minute we mentioned media, the answer was: ‘Not
allowed.’�

From the start, the administration has seemed intent on allowing BP to
operate in near-total secrecy.

http://justoneminute.typepad.com/mai...up-is-worse-th...

What Obama Cover-Up ? BHO has been mugging
it for the TV Cameras 24/7 recently Blaming BP
Blaming Bush/Cheney and Blaming Americans
for Driving Cars and using Oil.

The Real Story is the INACTION of the Obama
Administration in dealing with BP and really
taking charge and fixing the problem.

Prez Obama is the biggest recent recipient of
BP's Cash for Favors in recent years.

The Obama Regime is filled with former BP
workers and lobbyists who are me-tooing all
of BP's actions. {Rubber Stamp Government}

This is now the 55th Day of the 21st Centuries
Greatest Ecological Disaster and while Prez Obama
says that "He Is In-Charge" Prez Obama Does Nothing
and BP is running the show and the Ecological Disaster
grows daily while Prez Obama does nothing but
Lip-Sync to the Teleprompter and Pose for the
TV Cameras. . .

Prez Obama 'jaw-bones' while the Gulf of Mexico
and the Life within it is Chemically Burned from
the Pollution oozing from the BP Oil Spill :
That's Leadership Failure by Prez Obama
That's Executive Failure by Prez Obama
That's Presidential Failure by Prez Obama
The Obama Regime : Failure after Failure after Failure
BIG GOVERNMENT INACTION ON A SCALE
SOME BIG - It's Criminal and the Government
Officials that are allowing it to happen and continue
should be hauled before the US Congress to
testify; and Tried in the Courts sent to Jail
for their Crimes against the Environment and the
American People.

thank you very much - prez obama for the
continuing story of big government's failure ~ RHF

∅baMa∅ Tse Dung wrote:

From the start, the administration has seemed intent on allowing BP to
operate in near-total secrecy.


"that's what we wanted: the end of government"


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user wrote:
?baMa? Tse Dung wrote:

From the start, the administration has seemed intent on allowing BP to
operate in near-total secrecy.


"that's what we wanted: the end of government"


Nobody likes the government until they need help


I do find it most interesting that the very same group of people blaming
Obama/feds for not doing anything about the worst natural disaster in recent
history (or at least one of..) also want the government to step out of the
way of the oil companies (and for that mattery ALL corporations) and let
them do whatever they want or need to do to supply gasoline (or whatever).

Brenda Ann wrote:

"dave" wrote in message
. ..
user wrote:
?baMa? Tse Dung wrote:

From the start, the administration has seemed intent on allowing BP to
operate in near-total secrecy.


"that's what we wanted: the end of government"


Nobody likes the government until they need help


I do find it most interesting that the very same group of people blaming
Obama/feds for not doing anything about the worst natural disaster in recent
history (or at least one of..) also want the government to step out of the
way of the oil companies (and for that mattery ALL corporations) and let
them do whatever they want or need to do to supply gasoline (or whatever).

Take a look at the revenues that local, state and federal govt. entities obtain
through the taxation of gasoline and oil as a whole and you might just find that
they make more of a 'profit' than the oil companies themselves.

All that, and they don't have to explore one single acre, drill one hole,
transport one gallon, refine one gallon, and then transport it again.

Such a deal!

user wrote:
∅baMa∅ Tse Dung wrote:

From the start, the administration has seemed intent on allowing BP to
operate in near-total secrecy.


"that's what we wanted: the end of government"


Nobody likes the government until they need help

Brenda Ann wrote:
wrote in message

Nobody likes the government until they need help


I do find it most interesting that the very same group of people blaming
Obama/feds for not doing anything about the worst natural disaster in recent
history (or at least one of..) also want the government to step out of the
way of the oil companies (and for that mattery ALL corporations) and let
them do whatever they want or need to do to supply gasoline (or whatever).



I'm willing to pay $5 a gallon to discourage driving. Businesses need
an exemption though.