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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by Deleted on Jul 27, 2010 10:56:42 GMT 1, BP says it is aware that some "irresponsible acts" have taken place and there has been "some interference with safety equipment".
Pot. Kettle. Black.
And BP should know what constitutes an 'irresponsible act'.
BP says it is aware that some "irresponsible acts" have taken place and there has been "some interference with safety equipment". Pot. Kettle. Black. And BP should know what constitutes an 'irresponsible act'.
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by nah on Jul 27, 2010 11:35:14 GMT 1, Mentioned this before but aren't they shooting themselves in the foot a bit given that BP have the lowest carbon emissions and invest the most into renewable energy out of all the oil companies? Arguably only for marketing purposes but still beats their competition. The only people getting hurt by this are franchise owners anyway.
Mentioned this before but aren't they shooting themselves in the foot a bit given that BP have the lowest carbon emissions and invest the most into renewable energy out of all the oil companies? Arguably only for marketing purposes but still beats their competition. The only people getting hurt by this are franchise owners anyway.
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by Warm Gun on Jul 27, 2010 11:44:16 GMT 1, The only people getting hurt by this are franchise owners anyway.
Exactly. It won't achieve anything other than damage the little man's business.
If they want to make a point they should storm the BP head quarters and poor oil all over the place.
The only people getting hurt by this are franchise owners anyway. Exactly. It won't achieve anything other than damage the little man's business. If they want to make a point they should storm the BP head quarters and poor oil all over the place.
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by Martin DK on Jul 27, 2010 11:55:03 GMT 1, Happy we have greenpeace, they do and have done a lot good, but I dont think this is the right way either.
I wonder how they transport them selves to all the stations today?,on bike, on foot?
Happy we have greenpeace, they do and have done a lot good, but I dont think this is the right way either.
I wonder how they transport them selves to all the stations today?,on bike, on foot?
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by twist65 on Jul 27, 2010 11:57:23 GMT 1, Gets in the publics faces though this way, more than trying to sabotage an hq and it getting their efforts promptly swept under the carpet would. Much more difficult to ignore this..
Gets in the publics faces though this way, more than trying to sabotage an hq and it getting their efforts promptly swept under the carpet would. Much more difficult to ignore this..
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by Daniel Silk on Jul 27, 2010 12:12:43 GMT 1, Closing BP Stations Across London
Closing BP Stations Across London
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by Curley on Jul 27, 2010 13:41:33 GMT 1, Mentioned this before but aren't they shooting themselves in the foot a bit given that BP have the lowest carbon emissions and invest the most into renewable energy out of all the oil companies? Arguably only for marketing purposes but still beats their competition. The only people getting hurt by this are franchise owners anyway.
What about all the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and pressuring the labour government to release a terrorist in exchange for drilling rights.
BP great bunch of Lads ..... NOT
Mentioned this before but aren't they shooting themselves in the foot a bit given that BP have the lowest carbon emissions and invest the most into renewable energy out of all the oil companies? Arguably only for marketing purposes but still beats their competition. The only people getting hurt by this are franchise owners anyway. What about all the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and pressuring the labour government to release a terrorist in exchange for drilling rights. BP great bunch of Lads ..... NOT
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by Daniel Silk on Jul 27, 2010 13:45:09 GMT 1, Surely its better to tell the public the facts and then let the people decide if they want to continue buying fuel from BP. I don't like the idea of Greenpeace forcing their beliefs onto people with no choice
Surely its better to tell the public the facts and then let the people decide if they want to continue buying fuel from BP. I don't like the idea of Greenpeace forcing their beliefs onto people with no choice
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by Deleted on Jul 27, 2010 14:37:50 GMT 1, Surely its better to tell the public the facts and then let the people decide if they want to continue buying fuel from BP. I don't like the idea of Greenpeace forcing their beliefs onto people with no choice
And I don't like BP's shoddy work practices killing animals, ruining the environment, putting people out of work, employing f***wits. There are no excuses for cutting back on safety measures. Don't be distracted. Look at what BP have done. Greenpeaces activities are nothing in comparison to the disruption caused by this company. Do not look at what Greenpeace are doing in isolation; this is what they do - to make us aware of what we are doing to this planet through exploitation and greed.
And yes I am a member.
Surely its better to tell the public the facts and then let the people decide if they want to continue buying fuel from BP. I don't like the idea of Greenpeace forcing their beliefs onto people with no choice And I don't like BP's shoddy work practices killing animals, ruining the environment, putting people out of work, employing f***wits. There are no excuses for cutting back on safety measures. Don't be distracted. Look at what BP have done. Greenpeaces activities are nothing in comparison to the disruption caused by this company. Do not look at what Greenpeace are doing in isolation; this is what they do - to make us aware of what we are doing to this planet through exploitation and greed. And yes I am a member.
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by nah on Jul 27, 2010 15:30:06 GMT 1, Mentioned this before but aren't they shooting themselves in the foot a bit given that BP have the lowest carbon emissions and invest the most into renewable energy out of all the oil companies? Arguably only for marketing purposes but still beats their competition. The only people getting hurt by this are franchise owners anyway. What about all the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and pressuring the labour government to release a terrorist in exchange for drilling rights. BP great bunch of Lads ..... NOT
I don't think that anyone would argue they're good people, merely the lesser evil
Mentioned this before but aren't they shooting themselves in the foot a bit given that BP have the lowest carbon emissions and invest the most into renewable energy out of all the oil companies? Arguably only for marketing purposes but still beats their competition. The only people getting hurt by this are franchise owners anyway. What about all the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and pressuring the labour government to release a terrorist in exchange for drilling rights. BP great bunch of Lads ..... NOT I don't think that anyone would argue they're good people, merely the lesser evil
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by nex on Jul 27, 2010 15:32:13 GMT 1, Surely its better to tell the public the facts and then let the people decide if they want to continue buying fuel from BP. I don't like the idea of Greenpeace forcing their beliefs onto people with no choice no excuses for cutting back on safety measures.
correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't that Transocean rather than BP?
Surely its better to tell the public the facts and then let the people decide if they want to continue buying fuel from BP. I don't like the idea of Greenpeace forcing their beliefs onto people with no choice no excuses for cutting back on safety measures. correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't that Transocean rather than BP?
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by rosstierney on Jul 27, 2010 15:34:55 GMT 1, I for one commend this brave move.
I for one commend this brave move.
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by bristolboy on Jul 27, 2010 17:59:28 GMT 1, Surely its better to tell the public the facts and then let the people decide if they want to continue buying fuel from BP. I don't like the idea of Greenpeace forcing their beliefs onto people with no choice
Yeah, down with greenpeace and politically minded graff artists while were at it. Go to sleep Great Britain your government has it all under control.
Surely its better to tell the public the facts and then let the people decide if they want to continue buying fuel from BP. I don't like the idea of Greenpeace forcing their beliefs onto people with no choice Yeah, down with greenpeace and politically minded graff artists while were at it. Go to sleep Great Britain your government has it all under control.
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by mmmike on Jul 27, 2010 18:51:44 GMT 1, Surely its better to tell the public the facts and then let the people decide if they want to continue buying fuel from BP. I don't like the idea of Greenpeace forcing their beliefs onto people with no choice Yeah, down with greenpeace and politically minded graff artists while were at it. Go to sleep Great Britain your government has it all under control.
I could not have said it better. No need to protest (or think) when we have governments to take care of us. I'll just sit back and let Fox News tell me whatโs up.
Surely its better to tell the public the facts and then let the people decide if they want to continue buying fuel from BP. I don't like the idea of Greenpeace forcing their beliefs onto people with no choice Yeah, down with greenpeace and politically minded graff artists while were at it. Go to sleep Great Britain your government has it all under control. I could not have said it better. No need to protest (or think) when we have governments to take care of us. I'll just sit back and let Fox News tell me whatโs up.
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by simonf on Jul 27, 2010 19:57:06 GMT 1, and banksy did pictures of a man holding a petrol pump to his own head like a gun....
and banksy did pictures of a man holding a petrol pump to his own head like a gun....
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by andrewd on Jul 27, 2010 20:52:54 GMT 1, Hope they are open tomorrow so I can get a sandwich from their M&S concession shop. I imagine they will be as I imagine that one days work is enough to knacker most of these 'activists'.
Hope they are open tomorrow so I can get a sandwich from their M&S concession shop. I imagine they will be as I imagine that one days work is enough to knacker most of these 'activists'.
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by angel41 on Jul 27, 2010 20:58:10 GMT 1, Is there anyone on the planet that wasn't aware of recent catastrophic events before Greenpeace closed 20 petrol stations in London?
Is there anyone on the planet that wasn't aware of recent catastrophic events before Greenpeace closed 20 petrol stations in London?
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by Deleted on Jul 27, 2010 21:03:10 GMT 1, Is there anyone on the planet that wasn't aware of recent catastrophic events before Greenpeace closed 20 petrol stations in London?
ha! I like that view!
Is there anyone on the planet that wasn't aware of recent catastrophic events before Greenpeace closed 20 petrol stations in London? ha! I like that view!
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by curiousgeorge on Jul 27, 2010 21:35:27 GMT 1, 116.9 inside London, great bit of PR!
116.9 inside London, great bit of PR!
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by mmmike on Jul 27, 2010 21:38:56 GMT 1, Is there anyone on the planet that wasn't aware of recent catastrophic events before Greenpeace closed 20 petrol stations in London?
Aware? Yes. All the facts? Hell no. Is BP being held accountable for the true cost of the spill? Not even close. Does Greenpeace raise important questions and make people think, and debate? Yep.
And to all the Greenpeace critics, I ask what the F are you doing to help?
Is there anyone on the planet that wasn't aware of recent catastrophic events before Greenpeace closed 20 petrol stations in London? Aware? Yes. All the facts? Hell no. Is BP being held accountable for the true cost of the spill? Not even close. Does Greenpeace raise important questions and make people think, and debate? Yep. And to all the Greenpeace critics, I ask what the F are you doing to help?
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by lastpost on Jul 27, 2010 22:04:11 GMT 1, I am far from pro BP....but not sure this is 'helping'?
I am far from pro BP....but not sure this is 'helping'?
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by Warm Gun on Jul 27, 2010 22:49:04 GMT 1, I'm sure they are being held more than accountable for the cost....and some! Apparently those who help with the clean up can charge $40 an hour for their services.
Nice little earner eh?
In my opinion all Greenpeace have done here is piss people off.
I bloody hate Greenpeace.
I used to donate a sizeable sum (for me) on a monthly basis to them, I never wanted any thanks for it but what I didn't want was them ringing me up at all hours of the day (normally very late at night) and guilt tripping me into increasing my payments. This happened every week for months until I told them to poke it.
Is there anyone on the planet that wasn't aware of recent catastrophic events before Greenpeace closed 20 petrol stations in London? Aware? Yes. All the facts? Hell no. Is BP being held accountable for the true cost of the spill? Not even close. Does Greenpeace raise important questions and make people think, and debate? Yep. And to all the Greenpeace critics, I ask what the F are you doing to help?
I'm sure they are being held more than accountable for the cost....and some! Apparently those who help with the clean up can charge $40 an hour for their services. Nice little earner eh? In my opinion all Greenpeace have done here is piss people off. I bloody hate Greenpeace. I used to donate a sizeable sum (for me) on a monthly basis to them, I never wanted any thanks for it but what I didn't want was them ringing me up at all hours of the day (normally very late at night) and guilt tripping me into increasing my payments. This happened every week for months until I told them to poke it. Is there anyone on the planet that wasn't aware of recent catastrophic events before Greenpeace closed 20 petrol stations in London? Aware? Yes. All the facts? Hell no. Is BP being held accountable for the true cost of the spill? Not even close. Does Greenpeace raise important questions and make people think, and debate? Yep. And to all the Greenpeace critics, I ask what the F are you doing to help?
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by naughtyshorty on Jul 27, 2010 22:57:52 GMT 1, no excuses for cutting back on safety measures. correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't that Transocean rather than BP?
could not agree more. but those sorts of facts dont seem to matter so much at the moment..
no excuses for cutting back on safety measures. correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't that Transocean rather than BP? could not agree more. but those sorts of facts dont seem to matter so much at the moment..
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by nah on Jul 27, 2010 23:19:40 GMT 1, correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't that Transocean rather than BP? could not agree more. but those sorts of facts dont seem to matter so much at the moment..
Learning the facts takes effort. Much more fun to just go out and protest instead.
correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't that Transocean rather than BP? could not agree more. but those sorts of facts dont seem to matter so much at the moment.. Learning the facts takes effort. Much more fun to just go out and protest instead.
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by mmmike on Jul 28, 2010 2:14:34 GMT 1, could not agree more. but those sorts of facts dont seem to matter so much at the moment.. Learning the facts takes effort. Much more fun to just go out and protest instead.
There is more than enough blame to go around. In fact the whole economic system is where the real blame lies. A system that does not correctly price the cost of natural resources. There is no incentive for corporations to try to not f up the environment unless there is profit in it. Since extraction cost are what goes into the profit equation rather that the real costs,s**t like this happens.
Maybe if externalities were imposed on the corporations we could avoid this mess. Might be a step in the right direction anyway.
could not agree more. but those sorts of facts dont seem to matter so much at the moment.. Learning the facts takes effort. Much more fun to just go out and protest instead. There is more than enough blame to go around. In fact the whole economic system is where the real blame lies. A system that does not correctly price the cost of natural resources. There is no incentive for corporations to try to not f up the environment unless there is profit in it. Since extraction cost are what goes into the profit equation rather that the real costs,s**t like this happens. Maybe if externalities were imposed on the corporations we could avoid this mess. Might be a step in the right direction anyway.
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by mmmike on Jul 28, 2010 2:18:22 GMT 1, I'm sure they are being held more than accountable for the cost....and some! Apparently those who help with the clean up can charge $40 an hour for their services. Nice little earner eh? In my opinion all Greenpeace have done here is piss people off. I bloody hate Greenpeace. I used to donate a sizeable sum (for me) on a monthly basis to them, I never wanted any thanks for it but what I didn't want was them ringing me up at all hours of the day (normally very late at night) and guilt tripping me into increasing my payments. This happened every week for months until I told them to poke it. Aware? Yes. All the facts? Hell no. Is BP being held accountable for the true cost of the spill? Not even close. Does Greenpeace raise important questions and make people think, and debate? Yep. And to all the Greenpeace critics, I ask what the F are you doing to help?
I understand what you are saying about the fundraising. I feel your pain. I get so much junk mail it is crazy, and i don't donate nearly as much as I should.
As for the $40 an hour, that doesn't come close to covering the environmental devastation that generations will have to live with.
I'm sure they are being held more than accountable for the cost....and some! Apparently those who help with the clean up can charge $40 an hour for their services. Nice little earner eh? In my opinion all Greenpeace have done here is piss people off. I bloody hate Greenpeace. I used to donate a sizeable sum (for me) on a monthly basis to them, I never wanted any thanks for it but what I didn't want was them ringing me up at all hours of the day (normally very late at night) and guilt tripping me into increasing my payments. This happened every week for months until I told them to poke it. Aware? Yes. All the facts? Hell no. Is BP being held accountable for the true cost of the spill? Not even close. Does Greenpeace raise important questions and make people think, and debate? Yep. And to all the Greenpeace critics, I ask what the F are you doing to help? I understand what you are saying about the fundraising. I feel your pain. I get so much junk mail it is crazy, and i don't donate nearly as much as I should. As for the $40 an hour, that doesn't come close to covering the environmental devastation that generations will have to live with.
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Greenpeace Close BP Petrol Stations In London , by klyde on Jul 28, 2010 7:11:44 GMT 1,
Net result, more fuel burned as people try to find another local petrol station.
Net result, more fuel burned as people try to find another local petrol station.
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