Think less about offloading blame and more about the way forward.
A police source said yesterday: "I wouldn't be surprised if the police wanted to offload the blame and divert some attention by putting Nick in the firing line.
Historically, when currencies become worth less and less, politicians try to offload the blame on the "speculators".
Politicians, regulators and central bankers have done a great job in offloading the blame.
Using tortured logic, AIG's erstwhile chief executive, Robert Willumstad, and his British-born predecessor, Martin Sullivan, tried to offload responsibility by blaming the rules of accounting for the firm's near collapse.
Mr. Issa repeated his claims on Tuesday, saying that his committee "will continue its investigation to ensure that blame isn't offloaded on just a few individuals for a matter that involved much higher levels of the Justice Department".
And the circle of guilt and blame will be offloaded -- again -- onto us queers, homos, fags (words not invoked in our slightly ironic, bittersweet way, but hatefully, with a slightly curled lip).
Rumors are reaching me that prominent stakeholders in XING – current and former employees – are taking advantage of this moment to offload significant share stakes, and who can blame them.
Difficulties in offloading the remaining leases is partly to blame for delays in finalising the administration of Phones4u, which went down owing £168m to unsecured creditors.
Experts on the "flash crash" originally blamed the Kansas-based investment fund Waddell and Read, for trying to offload $4.1bn of futures contracts - a sell order so large it swamped the available buyers and allowed prices to go into free-fall.
