03:22 BP rig wreck 'could be crime scene'

The crime is, since day one of the oil spill, dollars and cents have overshadowed common sense. Anyone with any significant power has concentrated either on preventing or determining the liability of the person(s) at fault instead of the immediate stoppage and cleanup of the worst oil spill in U.S. history. If "authorities" want to investigate crime scenes, they should start with BP, Washington D.C. and the Coast Guard.

Oh heavens no. A crime scene? How could that be?

Just yesterday Rush Limbaugh was ruffled because no one had given BP a blessing for their stellar civic performance in addressing the leak, throwing everything they had at containing the leak and the outstanding feat of making the entire oil spill disappear from the universe, completely.

Maybe it has something to do with the worst corporate safety violation record of all oil companies combined for the last decade and the 11 folks dead on the seafloor and a handful I believe at the texas refinery.

Rush (and his ditto f'ing head caller), bite me.

There are no words to describe Rush's spitful idiotic methods. And the true crime scene is the "safety violation" that BP made; all for monitary gains. 11 people died for profit! I agree completely; If BP did their job right, we wouldn't even have this dissaster!

But secretly, I think it was all planned...