Excerpt from Countdown (Keith Olbermann) interview with documentarian Josh Fox on what the oil/natural gas syndicate is up to. Damn worth watching.  (11.4.10)

Turns out  Dick Cheney (surprise!) had a big hand in masterminding this disgusting gift to the oil industry, a true unconscionable stab at the public interest, but what is perhaps most irritating is that this crime continues to date unchallenged under Obama. 

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PASS IT ON, PAL. DON’T JUST SIT THERE. 

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