Down in the Gulf of Mexico, BP is said to be "pleased" with the effort thus far to recap the oil leak, an effort that they took up in earnest over the weekend.
But at least one former BP contractor, Adam Dillon, is less than pleased with his BP paymasters and has come forward to talk about his experiences to WDSU in New Orleans.
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/07/12/adam-dillon-bp-contractor_n_642894.html
New Orleans resident Abdulrahman Zeitoun was with three friends in the living room when the looters came.
Like most of the armed criminal gangs afflicting the city in Katrina's wake, the marauders who confronted Mr. Zeitoun wore government-issued costumes.
Before the day's end, the Syrian-born U.S. citizen -- who had spent days paddling through t
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http://freedominourtime.blogspot.com/2010/03/greyhound-station-gulag.html
Five years ago, after the levees failed, this area was 10 feet underwater.
Now, on this bitterly cold morning early in March, it is a construction zone ringed by chain-link fences, and one of the richest men in America wanders around what will eventually be some family's home.
