John HofmeisterPresidentShell Oil Co.P.O. Box 2463Houston, TX 77252(713) 241-6161Dear Mr. Hofmeister, It has come to our attention that Shell recently signed a $10 billion contract with the terrorist government of Iran. We don't need to remind you that the Iranian regime is oppressing 70 million people and has been one of the primary sponsors of terrorism for almost thirty years. The terrorist government of Iran controls some of the most notorious Islamic terrorist groups, and the Iranian president has threatened to wipe Israel, our only reliable ally in the Middle East, off the map. Not to mention that Iran is racing towards obtaining nuclear weapons. When you were in Omaha on February 16, 2007 you stated that "Once it [oil] gets into the global trading market, it's just oil. Whether it's sourced from Venezuela or Mexico or Canada, it's really hard to track it. It can be tracked, and it's very hard, and most people don't track it." We agree, it is hard to track oil after it gets mixed. But you know what is easy? You can be 100% sure that an oil pipeline does not contain any oil from Iran if you do not import Iranian oil. The terrorist government of Iran is complicit in some of the deaths of British and Dutch troops in Iraq. More than 150 of them were killed (http://icasualties.org/oif/DeathsByYear.aspx) since 2003, and Shell's blatant disregard for the loss of life of their countrymen is abhorrent. Maybe the Brits and the Dutch are okay with the fact that Shell provides financing to the terrorist regime, but the Americans are not. Being an American, how can you sleep at night knowing that your company gives money to the terrorists who murder American troops? We implore you to do the right thing and sever all ties with the terrorist Iranian regime. We do not wish to put your company out of business, but we urge you to consider the consequences of Chavez' UN speech: Citgo is being re-branded into Petro-Express. Can you imagine the uproar when American people realize thatShell is partly responsible for 3,500+ dead Americans? Maybe Shell could withstand the pressure from the American government; but we highly doubt that it would be able to withstand the pressure from the American people. The undersigned,
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Shell Petition
John HofmeisterPresidentShell Oil Co.P.O. Box 2463Houston, TX 77252(713) 241-6161Dear Mr. Hofmeister, It has come to our attention that Shell recently signed a $10 billion contract with the terrorist government of Iran. We don't need to remind you that the Iranian regime is oppressing 70 million people and has been one of the primary sponsors of terrorism for almost thirty years. The terrorist government of Iran controls some of the most notorious Islamic terrorist groups, and the Iranian president has threatened to wipe Israel, our only reliable ally in the Middle East, off the map. Not to mention that Iran is racing towards obtaining nuclear weapons. When you were in Omaha on February 16, 2007 you stated that "Once it [oil] gets into the global trading market, it's just oil. Whether it's sourced from Venezuela or Mexico or Canada, it's really hard to track it. It can be tracked, and it's very hard, and most people don't track it." We agree, it is hard to track oil after it gets mixed. But you know what is easy? You can be 100% sure that an oil pipeline does not contain any oil from Iran if you do not import Iranian oil. The terrorist government of Iran is complicit in some of the deaths of British and Dutch troops in Iraq. More than 150 of them were killed (http://icasualties.org/oif/DeathsByYear.aspx) since 2003, and Shell's blatant disregard for the loss of life of their countrymen is abhorrent. Maybe the Brits and the Dutch are okay with the fact that Shell provides financing to the terrorist regime, but the Americans are not. Being an American, how can you sleep at night knowing that your company gives money to the terrorists who murder American troops? We implore you to do the right thing and sever all ties with the terrorist Iranian regime. We do not wish to put your company out of business, but we urge you to consider the consequences of Chavez' UN speech: Citgo is being re-branded into Petro-Express. Can you imagine the uproar when American people realize thatShell is partly responsible for 3,500+ dead Americans? Maybe Shell could withstand the pressure from the American government; but we highly doubt that it would be able to withstand the pressure from the American people. The undersigned,
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