Crawfisher Drew Landry Uses Folk Song To Urge Oil Spill Commission To Do The Right Damn Thing (VIDEO (Full Version)

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Brain -> Crawfisher Drew Landry Uses Folk Song To Urge Oil Spill Commission To Do The Right Damn Thing (VIDEO (7/14/2010 11:50:35 PM)

Nice music – both songs. None of the recaptured oil should be sold for profit. All of it should be used to pay for expenses to clean up the mess and compensate all victims of this disaster.
Bill

Crawfisher Drew Landry Uses Folk Song To Urge Oil Spill Commission To 'Do The Right Damn Thing' (VIDEO)

The White House oil spill commission got some advice in an unexpected form this week: a stirring folk song from a Louisiana native who pushed those assembled to "just do the right damn thing."
During a public comment period toward the end of the commission's Monday meeting, Drew Landry, a native of Lafeyette, Louisiana and a Cajun singer-songwriter of some renown, told the commissioners that the army of contractors brought in to clean up the oil flooding the gulf are largely wasting the region's limited financial resources.

Landry isn't the only one with an oil spill song. New Orleans' Hot 8 Brass Band has cut a free-for-download track called "Sorry Ain't Enough No More."


Sorry Aint Enough No More (bp oil spill song)- Shamarr Allen, Dee-1, Paul Sanchez, & Bennie of Hot 8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCTn9tqU-mE&feature=player_embedded




http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/07/14/crawfisher-dan-landry-use_n_645425.html





YouTube - Hero woos commission with soulful crooning

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52am1DN_svA&feature=player_embedded




willbeurdaddy -> RE: Crawfisher Drew Landry Uses Folk Song To Urge Oil Spill Commission To Do The Right Damn Thing (VIDEO (7/15/2010 12:44:01 AM)

More importanly the Oil Spill Commission (which consists of exactly zero experts in oil drilling) is in disarray because they dont know what their assignment is and have to go back and find out. Of course when they are told its a dog and pony show designed to promote Blowboys energy policy, they should decide it isnt worth their time.

Commission co-chairman William Reilly, former head of the Environmental Protection Agency, has wavered since his appointment on whether the panel might have an opportunity to recommend changes that might quickly soften President Obama's drilling ban.

At first, he embraced the possibility, then entered the panel's first meeting Monday by saying the Department of Interior had discouraged the commission from the task. Then, he and others were surprised to learn from U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu on Monday that a new moratorium had noted the commission's role in possibly speeding up a resumption of drilling.

Having had a chance to review the Interior Department's latest statement, Reilly noted the shift.

"The new moratorium does specifically mention this requires us to review what specific recommendations we can make over time," Reilly said.

"While this (review of the moratorium) is not a specific responsibility of this commission, I hope we will shed some light on the moratorium in terms of how we can do it better should an incident happen again in the future," said Reilly's co-chairman, former U.S. Sen. Bob Graham.




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