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Gangster judge is invested in 5 different oil companies. Oil is too far in with government to be trusted to be responsible for its actions ...and inspections. If they could they'd probably try to get taxpayers to bail their asses out too, for their special brand of freedom.
Shocker: Judge Who Blocked Drilling Moratorium Has Massive Holdings in Energy Companies http://blogs.alternet.org/speakeasy...iam-has-massive-holdings-in-energy-companies/ hereâs a list, compiled by Think Progress, of Judge Feldmanâs holdings in various oil-related enterprises: Like many judges presiding in the Gulf region, Feldman owns lots of energy stocks, including Transocean, Halliburton, and two of BPâs largest U.S. private shareholders â BlackRock (7.1%) and JP Morgan Chase (28.3%). Hereâs a list of Feldmanâs income in 2008 (amounts listed unless under $1,000): BlackRock ($12000- $36000) Ocean Energy ($1000 â $2500) NGP Capital Resources ($1000 â $2500) Quicksilver Resources ($5000 â $15000) Hercules Offshore ($6000 â $17500) Provident Energy Peabody Energy PenGrowth Energy RPC Inc Atlas Energy Resources Parker Drilling TXCO Resources EV Energy Partners Rowan Companies BPZ Resources El Paso Corp KBR Inc Chesapeake Energy ATP Oil & Gas
Once again radical leftists miss the point of the ruling. The president does not have the authority to pull every permit from every driller. BP, yes. All the rest, no. You don't close down every fast food chain just because one has cockroaches. We don't ground all aircraft just because one company has issues. Simple enough to figure out, unless your agenda is to nationalize every company under the sun.
Shocker: Judge Who Blocked Drilling Moratorium Has Massive Holdings in Energy Companies -------------- I'm more comfortable with a judge as an investor than with a politician accepting contributions from energy companies.