The Energy Non-crisis

[jdooner]

The Energy Non-Crisis

 

[jdooner]

What do you guys think, is this for real?

 

[cuevas623]

I think it could be bull... but then again I have not done any research on it. I can see how they would not want us to know the truth so the tree huggers are happy and we would not be let in there!!!

 

[GHarman]

Research? Where are you going to be able to sit in Board Meetings with Oil Excecutives and get intimately aquainted with them on a first name basis? Who is going to naysay what this man has written down? The very people he has exposed! What he says is tough to hear. If you can find untainted facts to counter what he has said will be the real job. GregH

 

[MEby]

It would be real hard to prove or disprove what he is saying. What we do know is that we do have a lot of oil in places like Alaska, offshore, and various places about the U. S. that can't be had because the eviromentalists won't let us. Enough that would make a real difference for a long time.

 

[PRout]

The do-gooder's seem to do good for everyone else - But not (U. S. )! I have no problem with caring for our earth, but we need to keep ourselves in a condition/position to do that. Too much complacency going on in our society (most people here think we are impervious), the rest of the world recognizes that and is taking advantage of us while they can. Hopefully, people around here will wake up and pull their heads out.

 

[dpuckett]

I didnt take the time to watch the video- I can read much faster than I can listen to an old man talk. What I did hear about having more oil in AK than in the entire middle east is old news. We just have too much red tape to go through to get to it. My aunt, who is a near-radical environazi, says she read in National Geographic:-laf about the Alaska pipeline leaking now, and the oil companies not wanting to clean it up. The only problem i see with that thinking is that spilled oil is lost revenue, so it makes sense they'd want to recover that.



I agree with keeping the earth clean and not stripping the entire Rocky Mountain range of all its trees, but we also need to maintain the standard of living to which we have become accustomed. I see no reason to live in sod huts, till the earth with a shovel, and ride mules or walk everywhere- when we have the means to cleanly live much better. I also see no reason for our CTD Rams to see MPG figures in the mid to upper 20s, but that is another topic for another thread.



Daniel

 

[Sled Dog]

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[betterthanstock]

My aunt, who is a near-radical environazi, says she read in National Geographic:-laf

The National Geographic is part of the propaganda machine. It's 3 blocks to the White House, with such neighbors as the IMF, World bank, National Academy of Sciences (global warming), Federal Reserve (which is neither).