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Old 05-29-2010, 05:02 PM   #57
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Originally Posted by GeoffC View Post
No, that can't be right ...

Note, Exxon appealed against judgements made against them and eventually lowered the fines !

another note the Valdez is now owned by a Hong Kong company, who operates it under the name Dong Fang Ocean; registered (as are many) in Panama .
that's what I Thought... thanks

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Originally Posted by DixieGal View Post
That may be true, and there are no good alternatives for gasoline. However, BP is the villain here and I can certainly never give them a dime again. This is our Chernobyl. A whole region of the country is affected directly, and as quickly as it enters the food chain, it will affect the whole US.

My heart breaks more every day when I hear the daily reports.
no love lost at all... but consider... you want them to pay their incredibly hefty fines that they will accumulate or just slither out in bankruptcy?
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