> “Believe me, Chevron is not an evil company" If he was just deflecting the activist investors for the sake of preserving his stock value, fine. But to go out

> “Believe me, Chevron is not an evil company" If he was just deflecting the activist investors for the sake of preserving his stock value, fine. But to go out on a limb to explicitly defend the ethics of Chevron, that's much tougher to swallow. Their behavior in Ecuador alone is enough to come to a much different conclusion.