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To: regli who wrote (41221)	11/16/2005 3:36:52 AM
From: Elroy Jetson	Read Replies (1) of 116555

No one at Chevron would ever get entangled in some secret meeting. That has red flags all over it. Chevron sent a memo outlining their views. Not a surprise. In May 2001, Cheney's secret energy committee presented their conclusions to President Bush. Simultaneously, in May 2001 Chevron removed Condoleeza Rice's name from one of their oil tankers, renaming it the "Altair Voyager". Chevron names tankers after Board members, but had never before removed their name when they left the Board. In May 2001 they made an exception. When you see a group of people destined to go down in flames, you go out of your way to avoid them. I'm sure more will come out on this over time. Chevron, already knew Condoleeza Rice was a little nuts, but when it became obvious the entire Bush administration was too, they couldn't get Chevron to return their calls. The Bush admin later tried retaliating by attempting to cancel Chevron's offshore leases in California - something Chevron has been vigorously contesting. The history books will not be kind to Bush and the criminal loons who surrounded him -- and many of the people who got too close to them. .

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