Some things Are Hard to Prove Even When You Have Proof of Them: Don’t Let Our Poisoned Gulf Be Another Such Enigma

J. Speer-Williams (C)copyright 2010 All Rights Reserved

“So quick to dump over a million gallons of Corexit, BP must have expected a blow-out. Otherwise, how did over a million gallons of Corexit just happen to be available for the Gulf of Mexico?”

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Some called him Cassius, refusing to call him, Muhammad; while others demonstrated their liberalism by refusing to use what Muhammad Ali said was his slave name … Cassius Clay.

In any case, at breakfast, at the ATO fraternity house, the Gainesville Sun, of February 26^th 1964, told us that the boxing world had a new champion.

It was hard to believe that the Louisville Mouth that Roared – Muhammad Ali – could have so easily defeated the indomitable, Sonny Liston; but there it was, right in our daily paper.

Some things are hard to believe even when there’s proof of them.