Guess we have to be careful about what we hope for, we might get it. We have been waiting in vain for some insider at high levels in the auto industry to turn whistleblower and tell the truth. Finally the truth wills out from a top executive at General Motors. But rather than trying to change things or on the other side of the coin trying to hide the truth he amazingly takes a position in total callousness about public opinion and persists in defense of his surprisingly insensitive remark.
I am curious about how this fellow would define his responsibilities and the contribution that he is required to be making to the public and towards the corporate image of General Motors.

The most important thing we should take home from this, I think that it broadcasts with great volume and clarity that if we desire to make any substantive changes then it won’t happen by hoping for some hero in the high levels of the big car manufacturering companies to step up.
In case that you didn’t see the story, what I am going on about is that General Motors Corp Vice Chairman Bob Lutz has defended remarks he made dismissing global warming as a "total crock of s---", he went on to say that his views had no influence GM's commitment to manufacturing environmentally friendly vehicles.
Lutz, who happens to be GM's outspoken product development chief, has been a lightning rod recently from the blogosphere after his remarks to reporters in Texas made the airwaves.
Adding insult to insult in a posting on his GM blog last Thursday, Lutz said the individuals "spewing virtual vitriol" at him for minimizing the threat of global warming were "missing the big picture."
He continued on in a condescending fashion,"What the protestors should be doing in earnest is forming opinions, not about me but about General Motors and what this company is doing that is ... hugely beneficial to the causes they so enthusiastically claim to support," he declared in a posting confronationally titled, "Talk About a Crock."
In the past, as part of General Motors’s effort against higher fuel economy standards, Lutz wrote in a blog posting that requiring vehicle manufacturers to sell smaller cars would be "like trying to handle the obesity situation in this country by demanding that clothing manufacturers to sell smaller, tighter sizes."

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