BP: The Most Dangerous Oil Company

41 thoughts on “BP: The Most Dangerous Oil Company”

1. So long story short. Greed caused all of this. What makes it even worse is that the greedy people already had millions.

2. Funny how the ad YouTube decided to show me was an ad to… BP! 😂

3. BP Hired a company called Laid Law. that's right the school bus people, who did not follow the clean up orders of BP corperate. but instead used the inferior clean up tools that Laid Law proviided which trippled the clean up cost and did very little to actually remove the oil from the Gulf! To add insult to injury Laid law decided to FAKE OUT the public by using what they called was an oil "Dispersent" which was a More Toxic Chemical than the Oil itself to What they said was to speed up the reduction of the oil to speed up the removal! Which it didn't do It only split the oil into microscopic drops that were unable to be seen but were actually a half million gallons of more Toxins added to the GULF OIL SPILL and not removed but ignored! Out of Site OUT OF MIND! was their goal!!! They scammed the public and BP While increasing the poison level of the spill with over a half million gallons of an even more dangerous chemical to wild life! When BP had contracted them to use an oilophilic sponge removal product that would have cleaned up the majority of the spill in about 3 weeks and not produced or injected any extra chemicals into the gulf and actually allowed a large amount to be recycled and recovered instead of hidden and left in the water to kill wildlife!
   Laid Law has since filled for banktruptcy and closed. but that didn't help any one but their exectutives!!! especially any one relying on the Gulf for their livelyhood including the sea life!
   This is not known by the public, but one hidden by the press and big oil, but is a TRUE story!!!

4. 2:54 "…now known as the 'Gulf of America'…"
   C'mon, don't do that. That's absurd nonsense, and everyone knows it. You might as well call it the "Gulf of Stupid." 🤮🤢

5. Are you serious with the Gulf of America nonsense….or are you just farming comments like this one? Either way, there's vomit in the back of my throat. I don't think you need to do such childish things as it might cheapen what is usually quality content

6. Hello Iran.
   Some WEF funded channel called “conspiracy theorist” as if that insult work anymore😂

7. The Gulf of America statement was so distracting that I couldn’t concentrate on the rest of the video. You either had a dull moment, lacking judgement and wisdom or you are genuinely pandering to a global minority; the Trump admin and its supporters. My first dislike for one of your videos.

8. is it too soon to ask about the air india crash recently

9. How I feel about Sasol right now😢

10. The overwhelming majority of consumers don’t care.

11. Thank you for keeping relevant up-to-date names such as the gulf of America. Names on maps change, I don’t know why people are butt hurt.

12. Gulf of America? 😂😂
    😮Going to aboard watching this video.

    What nonsense, your Gulf😢

13. You need to edit this video. Its called the Gulf of Mexico. Until then you get a dislike from me.

14. This dood gonna start using AI voices soon. Stop watching when he does or it will keep getting worse.

15. Great video, as usual. Shame about your outstanding efforts to appease the MAGA crowd. That spoilt it for me.

16. Corporate Culture is Destroying Business and no one ever talk about it

17. Golf of Mexico

18. wtf is the gulf of america

19. The Macondo disaster was the largest marine oil spill in U.S. history and a grave harm in its own right. Yet BP’s cumulative record in the Global South—comprising systematic revenue diversion, militarised extraction and long-term ecological degradation—has produced broader, longer-lived and arguably more severe human rights and environmental damage, even though it rarely receives comparable attention in Western media. And by the way, it is Gulf of Mexico.

20. What a shame. What a silly way to trash the credibility of what was one of the few channels I considered credible when treating delicate subjects…

21. It's still the Gulf of Mexico.

22. No matter what the big Ones do. They walk away , every Time

23. Sh!t…
    I've been trying to get into that company for YEARS.😢😮🥹

24. Are people really malding out in the comments over the name of water?

25. People i feel That this company is going to be bankrupt when I hear about this incident

26. Bharat Petroleum in a normal comapny.

27. golf of Mexico!

28. Very good video on a very important historical event. 36 years as a petroleum engineer, all over the world, and my compliments on a Job Well Done

29. Not my homie BP

30. Good One

31. Except for Boeing lol

32. BP previously known as Anglo-Iranian Oil Company (AIOC) owned and controlled by the British government played a central role in the 1953 coup in Iran. Iran wanted to nationalise it for the people of Iran, and to secure a fairer share of the oil revenues, but Britain had other plans.

33. It's bonkers that top execs get a pass all the time, and corporations are not treated like individuals. Execs are the very first ones who should be prosecuted and jailed if found guilty.

34. Loooooook at the comments! All they care about is the name of a failed state south of the borders,,, while they are trying to cover up on Halliburton,,,, I mean, wasn’t the first time

35. 3:13 hali Burton mentioned #yescers

36. If a disaster happens and Halliburton is a part of it,,, the fault usually is from Halliburton,,, 6 years of work experience in Iraq backs my statement,,, and they always get away with it

37. This video should get a good boost in the algorithm with all the comments on "gulf of Mexico"/"gulf of America". Very interesting video .Thanks for the deep dive. I wonder just how much the fishing industry ended up being impacted and how long into the future it will be over that spill. It would be another interesting breakdown.

38. Lets just call it Gulf of Freedom instead

39. It's not the gulf of America, never was 😂

41. Working on BP NZT (Teesside) project which is one of the biggest Carbon Capture plants in the world connected to a natural gas powered power plant. Has BP changed it's stance in the recent times? Because this project just might be the gamechanger for all future Carbon Capture Plants.

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