Monday, 18 April 2011

BP's 'scapegoat' strikes it rich with Rothschild & Co

"As the first anniversary of the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster approaches, the former BP boss Tony Hayward could be forgiven for wishing to see the back of 12 months in which he was dubbed America's "most hated" for his mishandling of the event.

Yet the year since the Deepwater Horizon rig exploded, killing 11 workers and injuring scores more, and causing an environmentally catastrophic oil spill, is proving to be more of an annus mirabilis.

Mr Hayward, who described himself as BP's "sacrificial lamb", could have sat back and enjoyed the benefits of the £1m payout and £10m pension pot awarded him on departing BP, together with the $150,000 (£91,000) he is paid to sit on the board of TNK-BP, its joint venture with Russia's third largest oil company. Instead, he is discussing a new financial enterprise with the multimillionaire Nat Rothschild that could see him rake in millions."

Full Article http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/bps-scapegoat-strikes-it-rich-with-rothschild-amp-co-2269075.html

Untouchable rat. Not Jewish though, is he? Nope. But Chosen nonetheless.
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2 comments:

  1. Adam Chalmers18 April 2011 at 19:21

    When are people going to learn that unless we start voting for politicians who represent us instead of the banking elite, that things will NEVER change.

    We deserve everything we get for caring more about American Idol or the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills instead of what really matters.

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  2. prasad21 April 2011 at 12:15

    It was a really one of the worst disaster in the history in that sector the work really tough so many precautions have to be taken while working so past is past now the workers have to take preliminary precautions while they working then these disasters will not occur again and again.

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