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Election night extra: Lessons from BP oil disaster in the Gulf Chaska Herald Peterson said she and Krajeski will talk about the BP oil disaster in the Gulf, framing it in the history of BP, what led up to the accident, what's going … and more »

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“It’s a raging inferno…” Once the Deepwater Horizon’s chief electronics technician Mike Williams got topside, he started looking for other survivors.
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“We’re gonna burn up or we’re gonna jump.” With the most easily accessible lifeboats gone, Deepwater Horizon’s chief electronics technician Mike Williams ended up having to jump from the burning rig.
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“We are in bad trouble.” Deepwater Horizon’s chief electronics technician Mike Williams and a handful of other survivors are left behind during the chaotic evacuation.

BP Parody/Satire: British Petroleum’s CEO Tony Hayward defends BP’s role in “tiny leak” in Gulf of Mexico, according to this exclusive coverage of a press briefing by BP Spokesperson Kevin Nalts. Hayward, who remains CEO as of this evening’s press conference, is faring well despite the impact on him emotionally and financially. However BP is taking full responsibility for the event, despite the fact that petroleum is a natural element that might likely leak into the ocean under other circumstances. For more, see this account (not mine) www.twitter.com ** Note: No permission required to use clip. Public domain & satire/parody. Original script (cut and wandered from it yesterday): I’m Kevin Nalts, BP Spokesperson. I’d like to make a brief statement on behalf of BP CEO Tony Hayward. These statements will be documented through wall posts we upload on our Twitter account: BPGlobalPR. For those of you new to “Bitty Spill” (also called “Deepwater Horizon” by those not employed by BP)… a tiny amount of natural liquid petroleum found naturally on planet Earth is leaking into the Gulf of Mexico. We at BP accept full accountability for this unfortunate situation because we happen to be drilling near the location… we wish not to blame the planet, the government’s lack of oversight, or the good people of New Orleans who GOD knows have already faced enough I’m sure we’d agree. We don’t even blame Halliburton, who built the well casing, or Transocean who owns it… with BP just …

“As I got to the next door, it exploded.” The Deepwater Horizon’s chief electronics technician Mike Williams was trapped below deck as the rig exploded. All he wanted was to get topside.

Mike Williams, the chief electronics technician aboard the Deepwater Horizon, learns the fate of Andrea.

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“I’m gonna die right here.” Mike Williams was the chief electronics technician aboard the Deepwater Horizon. He was below deck in his office when the explosion occurred.
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