‘Colbert Report’: BP’s PR-mageddon

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Posted on Jun 9, 2010

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Leave it to Stephen Colbert to work in a joke about Tiger Woods this late in the game and still make it hit. Oh, and another one about violating sea turtles—how is that funny? Well, the ongoing oil spill catastrophe covers it all in one slick, icky mess for our entertainment at BP’s expense.  —KA

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By nubeewon, June 9, 2010 at 10:17 pm Link to this comment

I think this oil leak will be the worst ecological disaster in many years.  We’re going to be living with this for years to come.  I know the oil industry and its regulators were very lax in their performance but the real problem now is to minimise the damage as much a we can, NOW!

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