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Obama's Gulf War –
Lord Brownie's Legacy An unbridled desire to cut costs According to BP there's less oil to recover. Are Taiwanese skimmers that great or what? And with hundreds of miles of Beach Berm Boondoggles, The Gulf's perfectly safe. No if, and or but? But, who is reluctant to restart the flow? And who is afraid of more oil being lost? Who dreads the expense of collecting it all And learning how much this fiasco will cost? Of course there's no way they can hook up those hoses The way they had planned if a hurricane hits, Or have tankers close by to handle the maximum Quantities captured by a tight cap that fits. Without those numbers they can argue forever Over how much they spilled and how much they'll pay. So how big a bonus will their execs get For staging an infinite tanker delay?
Bob Carlson To 'BP Hopes to Keep Gulf Well Closed' To 'BP dispersant use makes super skimmer ineffective in the Gulf' To 'Photos show vanishing oil berm' To 'Sand berms partially political' To 'In BP’s Record, a History of Boldness and Costly Blunders' To 'British Petroleum Incompetence' To 'Why Is BP's Former Boss a U.K. Hero?' |