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Judi Lynn

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2. Impossible to get lower than what Chevron has done already.

Reply to Catherina (Reply #1)

Sat Mar 23, 2013, 06:42 AM

Mar 2013

They've fought with the ethics of a pack of hyenas against being held responsible by the victims.

Since they own more resources than the country they will be happy to grind Ecuador into the dirt just to be able to use it as an example for anyone in the future attempting to block their evil greed and its always destructive impact upon everyone in its way.

To treat people like human beings is far beyond from its interest range. Once in a take-no-prisoners corporation they are no longer human beings themselves.

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Chevron Using 60 Law Firms and 2,000 Legal Personnel To Evade Ecuador Environmental Liability [View all] Catherina Mar 2013 OP

The fight continues "in countries where Chevron's assets can be lawfully seized" (Venezuela) Catherina Mar 2013 #1

Impossible to get lower than what Chevron has done already. Judi Lynn Mar 2013 #2

fuc*ing bastards newfie11 Mar 2013 #3

Absolutely. I was just thinking that reading this incredible article. These monsters have caused so sabrina 1 Mar 2013 #4

I agree naaman fletcher Mar 2013 #5

I can only hope the good Chavez did will not be destroyed newfie11 Mar 2013 #6