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Enbridge had an oil line near Kalamazoo, MI, which spilled 1,000,000 gallons+ of oil before they realized it. I do not consider a company with an environmental disaster in the last year to be "risk free", if anything their governance at some level is lax or non-existent. Bad risk profile to have oil pipes bursting where you don't realize it.
the success of the company...until somebody decides you are NOT. When things get tough, top performers are replaced with mediocrity, to save $$$$. That is how VLO rewards loyalty.
Never heard of any of them except Valero and they make their money gouging us on gas prices.
Ever wonder how this ends? Apparently, our jobs were sent overseas because the hired-in executives determined that it was more important to pay themselves well, than to have assets and a workforce. That, of course, backfired on them but wasn't enough to get them fired or arrested. By 2015, it will cost more to import than to run indigenously. The jobs don't return. Robots and automation replace us AND executives who don't have omnipotent credentials (gods). Both the customer base and economy will be gone and most seniors will be rich from investing in our demise, not our rise. We already know that the jobs of progress (not recoverY) won't be filled because the textbooks teaching these skills haven't been written yet because the fields don't exist yet. In short, within 5 years is total catastrophic failure. WHY are we doing this?
This government is failing and soon it WILL fall will you be ready for the chaos that comes?
THIS IS TRUE: CHECK IT OUT FOR YOURSELF (SEE LINKS AT BOTTOM)
UNBELIEVABLE THIEVERY
Obama Daughters are Michelle's 'Senior Staffers'
Michelle was caught cheating on her expense report. What a show of arrogance!
This information was obtained by Judicial Watch March, 2012. The administration had to be sued to get this through the FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT.
Michelle Obama listed daughters as 'Senior Staffers' to justify her expensive African vacation and safari.
October 5, 2011, Judicial Watch said the U.S. Air Force provided a C-32 ( a Boeing 757 ), modified by the military for the purpose of flying big-wigs around the world, to fly the First Lady and her entourage to and from Africa , at a cost of $424,142. Another $928.44 was listed as 'bulk food' costs per meal for the192 on board meals for the 21 people who made the trip. Lobster ain't cheap when you fly it around the world.
The Obama daughters were listed on the manifest as senior staff. 'This trip was as much an opportunity for the Obama family to go on a safari as it was a trip to conduct government business,' said Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton. 'This junket wasted tax dollars and the resources of our over extended military. No wonder we had to sue to pry loose this information.' The nation is suffering with the economy sputtering, the national debt soaring and Obama's economic rescue policies not only failing, but actively making things worse.
Meanwhile, the First Lady justifies an expensive trip to Africa to take a vacation and safari with her daughters by saying it's 'official business' and even going so far as to list her children as staffers. The level of arrogance and dishonesty on display here is nothing short of shocking.
But, 'hope for change' - when?
It's a true story. Check out these links and read it for yourself:
http://www.judicialwatch.org/press-room/press-releases/judicial-watch-obtains-documents-detailing-the-cost-to-taxpayers-for-michelle-obama-s-family-trip-to-africa/press-room/press-releases/judicial-watch-obtains-documents-detailing-the-cost-to-taxpayers-for-michelle-obama-s-family-trip-to-africa/
Folks, if the truth gets out, you will have to be the one to pass the info along to others. The major media outlets would NOT DARE say anything negative about the poster child for diversity and Marxisim! Can you imagine what the liberal news media would say about a Republican pulling such a stunt? Out and out lying! God save the nation from this administration of the Obama-nation!
United we stand, divided we fall... Uhm... what happened to that??? Just imagine... all this written by a GIRL! Have a nice day ;-?
I am not going to read the article because I learned everything I need to know from the picture; Valero is featured prominently. That would be the same Valero that is a major backer of the KXL pipeline, the one bisecting our country to carry the dirtiest crude oil in the world, in pipes that have been proven to be substandard in construction, across our aquifers, rivers and farmland to benefit not the US, (unless imminent environmental disaster is a benefit) but to get the oil to their refinery on the TX coast where they can process it and send it to Canada's overseas customers. BTW, Canada doesn't want a pipeline across their country to their own refineries on their west coast. They even turned down a free one offered by the Chinese. Go figger.
Here's a clue: they have not earned anyone's trust.
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