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Do not foresee a moment, a battling; foresee two years and more, a
warring.  Pitchfork

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That was then. 

Let it flow, let it flow, let it flow

By Pitchfork

Oh, the springtime is so delightful,

And The BHO* is so darn spiteful.

So, wherever it’s gonna go,

Let it flow, let it flow, let it flow.

*pronounced either ‘boo’ or ‘bo’, whichever seems more respectful to you.

Playing kick the capitalist pigs in the platform, it was a three-fer:  a big bye-bye to the offshore drillin’; a double pox both on American shores full o’ the too rich and the Bible-thumpin', shotgun pumpin' rednecks, and on those geeky Brits gettin’ theirs, too; and better than a dozen nations full o’ Muslims who’ll be dancin’ in the night for shovin’ it to the infidels with higher oil prices on higher volume just over darkening horizons. 

Draggin' heel, there could get to have been a lot of good comin’ out of this ‘un, eh? - if you’re upside down and backwards.

What’s the freakin’ hurry, right?

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This is now.

Stop the flow, stop the flow, stop the flow

By Pitchfork

Oh, the summer’s in rising sun,

And The BHO’s not got-er-dun.

Gubmint’s useless and don’t it show?

Stop the flow, stop the flow, stop the flow. 

The South’s coastal states were never much het-up for BHO and his band, and that’s now a gaw-ron-teed furshur to way down the road of life.

Slicky, sticky, smelly, slimed-up birds and seafood and beaches and boats and bays and bayous and what-all.  Livelihoods, life’s work lost far as some eyes can see and farther, helped by gubmint who let ‘em drill where they did the way they did, gonna give ‘em a g'guys medal or something, let ‘em blow that pipe that shouldn’t ‘a’ been, and had no way nearby to play capture the oil and combust it.  

Seemed like a swell idea at the time, eh, BHO?  First impressions can be misleading, don’t you know?  Don't you know, now?

Been sittin' by the dock all day wondrin’, BHO, which one applies best to this mess – how about you?:  no good deed goes unpunished; no bad deed goes unpunished; or is there a sweet spot for evilest doings where no deed goes unpunished?  Wha'd'ya think?

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P.S.:  For a first-class reaming of the Deepwater Horizon disaster, please consider Rolling Stone, "The Spill, The Scandal and the President:  The inside story of how Obama did not crack down on the corruption of the Bush years - and let the world's most dangerous oil company get away with . . . er" by Tim Dickinson, June 8, 2010.

http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/17390/111965?RS_show_page=0