re: #295 Cato the Elder

Your point being?

And Exxon stonewalled for years in court, trying to blame the Valdez on the drunken captain they hired and failed to fire. And then went to court again and again to have the judgment amount reduced.

BP’s CEO is saying they won’t do that. I’ll wait to see what the shareholders have to say about it. My guess is he’ll get sacked in favor of a lawyer and the thing will spin out pretty much like it did with Exxon.

If that happens, then BP shareholders should be held to account by the media. Any larger investors should be ambushed by reporters and asked why they’re stonewalling and getting wildlife killed.