And the curious might wonder who publishes the "ExxonSecrets Factsheet"?

Well, it is a Greenpeace product, sounds innocent enough?
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"It seems clear that Greenpeace's benign image and name, so redolent of goodness, are a cover for a disdain for capitalism. Not surprisingly, international board member Susan George and military expert William Arkin used to work at the notoriously leftist Institute for Policy Studies.

In many of its utterances, Greenpeace is less an institution dedicated to saving endangered species than it is an advocate of a Big Brother who would run the world the way Greenpeace insiders would like it to be run. This is clearly spelled out in an editorial in the March/April 1990 issue of Greenpeace magazine. The editorial compares Eastern Europe's command economies to the West's "savage capitalism." Mindless of the environmental devastation caused by socialism, the editorial concludes: "From a purely ecological perspective, the two competing ideologies were barely distinguishable." That outrageous statement would hardly sell in the newly freed countries of Eastern Europe, although Greenpeace has recently opened two offices there, but in the pampered West it apparently finds believers."


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The UN and Greenpeace get a free ride on accountability, Exxon has been investigated frequently by governments all over the world.
Who do you think has the straight books?


Still no valid scientific proof.

Do you know the difference between the UN/Greenpeace and Exxon? Exxon actually produces something useful for the world.