BP Exec Tony Hayward takes a look at clean-up efforts on the beach in Port Fourchon, LA - pics

[Kadie]

BP Chief Executive Officer Tony Hayward looks on as crew members clean up the beach in Port Fourchon, Louisiana May 24, 2010. The U.S. government piled pressure on BP on Monday to clean up a "massive environmental mess" in the Gulf of Mexico amid growing anger at the oil giant's failure to contain a five-week-old oil spill.


BP CEO Tony Hayward (R) looks over clean-up efforts at the site of beached oil from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill in Port Fourchon, Louisiana May 24, 2010.


BP PLC CEO Tony Hayward asks members of the media to step back as he walks along Fourchon Beach in Port Fourchon, La. , Monday, May 24, 2010. Hayward visited the beach to observe efforts to clean oil that washed ashore from last month's Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion in the Gulf of Mexico.


BP Chief Executive Officer Tony Hayward looks on as crew members clean up the beach in Port Fourchon, Louisiana May 24, 2010. The U.S. government piled pressure on BP on Monday to clean up a "massive environmental mess" in the Gulf of Mexico amid growing anger at the oil giant's failure to contain a five-week-old oil spill.


PORT FOURCHON, LA - MAY 24: A BP cleanup crew shovels oil from a beach on May 24, 2010 at Port Fourchon, Louisiana. BP CEO Tony Hayward, who visited the beach, said that BP is doing everything possible to clean up the massive oil spill still gushing into the Gulf of Mexico. Officials now say, however, that it may be impossible to clean the hundreds of miles of coastal wetlands and islands affected.


PORT FOURCHON, LA - MAY 24: A BP cleanup crew shovels oil from a beach on May 24, 2010 at Port Fourchon, Louisiana. BP CEO Tony Hayward, who visited the beach, said that BP is doing everything possible to clean up the massive oil spill still gushing into the Gulf of Mexico. Officials now say, however, that it may be impossible to clean the hundreds of miles of coastal wetlands and islands affected.


PORT FOURCHON, LA - MAY 24: A BP cleanup crew shovels oil from a beach on May 24, 2010 at Port Fourchon, Louisiana. BP CEO Tony Hayward, who visited the beach, said that BP is doing everything possible to clean up the massive oil spill still gushing into the Gulf of Mexico. Officials now say, however, that it may be impossible to clean the hundreds of miles of coastal wetlands and islands affected.


BP CEO Tony Hayward speaks to the media after viewing clean- up efforts at the site of beached oil from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill in Port Fourchon, Louisiana May 24, 2010.


PORT FOURCHON, LA - MAY 24: BP CEO Tony Hayward (C) answers questions from the media on an oil-stained beach on May 24, 2010 at Port Fourchon, Louisiana. Hayward said that BP is doing everything possible to clean up the massive oil spill still gushing into the Gulf of Mexico. Officials now say, however, that it may be impossible to clean the hundreds of miles of coastal wetlands and islands affected.


PORT FOURCHON, LA - MAY 24: BP CEO Tony Hayward's (C) shoes are checked for oil after he walked an oil-stained beach on May 24, 2010 at Port Fourchon, Louisiana. Hayward said that BP is doing everything possible to clean up the massive oil spill still gushing into the Gulf of Mexico. Officials now say, however, that it may be impossible to clean the hundreds of miles of coastal wetlands and islands affected.

[Tansy_Gold]

1. BP is NOT NOT NOT doing everything possible until

Tony "See how lily white and clean my hands are?(see pic #3)" Hayward is out there in a hazmat suit scoopin' up the filthy fuckin' crude his well is dumpin' on the beach.

What an asshole. What a stinking little weasel of an asshole.



Tansy Gold, who guesses Tony probably threw those $1,000 shoes in some trash can as soon as he was out of camera range on the remote possibility that they might have picked up a tiny speck of that nasty nasty oil stuff

[City Lights]

2. Hey Tony! Why don't ya go for a swim!

Maybe have a picnic lunch!

Wanker.

[Swamp Rat]

3. If I was there he'd be swallowing a litre or two

[Feron]

14. +1 nt

[greencharlie]

4. strange...

the beach is supposed to look like THIS:

[izquierdista]

5. Shoveling it into bags?

And just what do you do with the bag? Shove it up his....?

Seriously, if they think they are going to solve the cleanup problem with plastic bags, they are seriously mistaken.

[gateley]

6. As disturbing as those pics are, I don't think they show the extent

of the destruction on the beach. It's almost pristine compared to some of the other photos/videos I've seen. I wonder if he saw any other areas, or just popped into this relatively clean patch for the photo op. (And he's got nerve telling OUR reporters to back away - who does he think he is?)

[suffragette]

7. 2nd pic: Two people clearly point in a direction for him to look

and he looks the other way.

Sorry sum up of how he's behaved so far.

[Urban Prairie]

8. Those pics look so pathetically hopeless...

Like throwing a few water balloons into a raging forest fire. Might as well be using teaspoons and sandwich bags, instead of 10" wide shovels and hazardous waste garbage bags.

[gratuitous]

9. At least he doesn't look particularly happy

It probably doesn't smell real nice there, either. In the second to last picture, it looks like he's trying to pull an answer out of his right ear, instead of his ass. So he's got that going for him, too.

[Feron]

15. The BP smell was out in full force today.

That's probably the only reason why he has a pained expression. Fucking sociopath.

[charlesg]

10. Wonder if the British will shower him with all kinds of goodies and honorifics

like his predecessor and mentor Lord Browne.

[lostnfound]

11. how precious that he's even ALLOWED on that beach when the much-hated public is kept off

[piniongear]

12. Please move this video to the Pol. video section I do not have the rights.

Billy Nungesser is president of Plaquemines Paish, my wife went to school with Billy and we all know him, he tells it like it is.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jQUfOZTK-Y

Thanks

[amborin]

13. prolly thinking: "damn, should have used even more dispersants, to hide this from public view"