Operation People for Peace, Inc.

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Does BP still have the same explanation, “Poor People are systemic in the Gulf Coast Region and they are considered to be small people,” according to their executive official, as well as their Chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg?

The third anniversary of the devastating BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill has approached and thousands of underserved claimants and businesses are still suffering due to the slow payment process.

Presently, there is a recession in the Gulf Coast Region and all over America due to the affects of the British Petroleum (BP) oil spill on April 23, 2010.

American’s must continue to fight and now is the time for trial lawyers all over America to show how BP has affected all of America.

We believe the Courts are taking a fair and equitable position concerning the claimants, but the leadership for this group would like to sit with Mr. Juneau so that they can understand our position on the little people who have legitimate claims.

Operation People for Peace, Inc. has met numerous times with BP officials and was told by BP Oil Spill Fund CZAR, Kenneth Feinberg, that the claims of the underserved would be paid.

On Sep.6, 2012 Operation People for Peace, Inc. and members of Hillcrest Baptist Church carried a truck load of supplies including; cleaning supplies, food and personal items donated by Hillcrest in Pensacola, FL to MS and LA Hurricane Isaac Victims.

On Wednesday, August 26, 2012, Hurricane Isaac hit the shores of the States of Mississippi and Louisiana. We visited Gulfport and Pearlington, MS on September 1, 2012 where 200 or more families are in need of immediate assistance.

Art Rocker to receive AAHOA award Saturday, May 5, 2012, Atlanta, GA.