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Clear Sky America's avatar

Great news. I don’t understand why more energy companies haven’t been doing the same thing. Why are they not banding together with ads that highlight how crazy these people are?

William Rickards's avatar

Now for the Sierra Club, WWF, EDF, etc etc! Where the hell are the billionaire worldwide O&G companies? Get some Kahunas and help this man, even if under the table.

Al Christie's avatar

This could turn into an important victory. Keep us posted on this.

Eamonn McKeown's avatar

Smash their ( green ) altars.

Jeff Chestnut's avatar

In answer to the title question, I sincerely hope so.

Brett Richards's avatar

ET shouldn’t just sue greenpeace. Go after individuals too. Nothing focuses the mind like your zealot peers facing multi-million dollar judgements and bankruptcy. Perhaps some 7 figure judgements will help them clarify the line between what is peaceful protest and what isn’t.

Tuco's Child's avatar

The ultimate ET Phone Home.

Go Kelcy!

Sam Stevens's avatar

What refreshing news!! Someone with vision and courage has emerged. It's about time that the O&G industry stood up to the enviro-thugs. I hope that Energy Transfer wins a crushing victory. Thank you Mr. Warren!

JasonT's avatar

Corporate leadership with a fiduciary responsibility to shareholders, customers and employees are far more likely to be cowed by lefty wives, children and the lure of cool cocktail parties. They are largely spineless cyphers.

Thomas J Shepstone's avatar

You are so correct on this, Jason!!!

JF's avatar

Glad Energy Transfer is standing up for their rights. If Greenpeace goes bankrupt it will be interesting to see if their people actually make the senate hearings, once they are no longer paid! Are seen on the protest lines or at any activities!

dave walker's avatar

Finally some real pushback on these wingnut protesters.