Stick Your Damn Hand in It30th Birthday of the Exxon Valdez Lie
March 24 marks the 30th Anniversary of the Exxon Valdez grounding and the smearing of 1,200 miles of Alaska’s coastline with its oil
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BP Could Have the Stopped The Disaster in the Gulf
Only 17 months before BP’s Deepwater Horizon rig suffered a deadly blowout in the Gulf of Mexico, another BP deepwater oil platform also
BP Cover-upPart 2: Bribery, George Bush and WikiLeaks
Evidence now implicates top BP executives as well as its partners
BP Cover-up 'They Knew.'Part 1
Two years before the Deepwater Horizon blow-out in the Gulf of Mexico, another BP off-shore rig suffered a nearly identical blow-out, but
The Pig in the XL Pipeline Insider reveals concealed “error”in pipeline safety equipment that could blow away the GOP’s XL pipe dream
They threatened me. Last night I got a call and they threatened me. If I talked. “Pig Man #2,” a pipeline industry insider, had a
BP’s Secret Deepwater Blowout
Only 17 months before BP’s Deepwater Horizon rig suffered a deadly blowout in the Gulf of Mexico, another
The Petroleum Broadcast SystemOwes Us an Apology
Tonight, my dog Pluto and I watched the PBS ‘Frontline’ investigation of BP, “The Spill.” PBS has uncovered a real shocker: BP neglected safety!
Driving the surge in gas prices?The Bush-McCain surge in Iraq
In a hotel room in Brussels, the chief executives of the world’s top oil companies unrolled a huge map
Exxon suxx. McCain duxx.
Nineteen goddamn years is enough. I’m sorry if you don’t like my language, but when I think about what they did to
Exxon-erated! Palast Escapes Clutches of Homeland Security
HUFFINGTON POST- EAT THE PRESS | Scott Thill
Good news from the edge of reality: Exxon has changed its mind. It was only days ago that they were employing the help of their subsidiary known as the Department of Homeland Security to put a Gitmo scare into Greg Palast and Matt Pascarella for filming the oil powerhouse’s Baton Rouge refinery — and about a thousand Katrina refugees being held behind barbed wire near it
Reporter Palast Slips Clutches of Homeland Security
September 14th, 2006
Forget the orange suit. Exxon Mobil Corporation, which admits it was behind the criminal complaint brought by Homeland Security against me and television producer Matt Pascarella, has informed me that the oil company will no longer push charges that Pascarella and I threatened “critical infrastructure.”
The allegedly criminal act, which put us on the wrong side of post-9/11 anti-terror law, was our filming of Exxon’s Baton Rouge refinery where, nearby, 1,600 survivors of Hurricane Katrina remain interned behind barbed wire.
Palast Charged With Journalism in The First Degree
September 11, 2006
It’s true. It’s weird. It’s nuts. The Department of Homeland Security, after a five-year hunt for Osama, has finally brought charges against… Greg Palast. I kid you not. Send your cakes with files to the Air America wing at Guantanamo.
Though not just yet. Fatherland Security has informed me that television producer Matt Pascarella and I have been charged with unauthorized filming of a “critical national security structure” in Louisiana.
