Ravi
Diamond Member
Too much metal, big hair, and leather pants.
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The only fools I see are those who buy the idea that Drilling for our own oil would not be a good thing, and those who believe the propaganda that claims it will have little or no effect on prices.
Learn about futures markets and the Law of supply and demand!!
or you could keep ignoring the Economist who say it will help, and instead keep listening to the Democrat Policy committee.
Ha. You keep these energy threads entertaining though, cause you spout off the same disproved points over and over and over and over.
Actually, Charles, you unquestionably believe what you are told by the RNC. Quite a few of us google around, find conflicting reports, and decide that no one seems to be telling the truth.The only fools I see are those who buy the idea that Drilling for our own oil would not be a good thing, and those who believe the propaganda that claims it will have little or no effect on prices.
Learn about futures markets and the Law of supply and demand!!
or you could keep ignoring the Economist who say it will help, and instead keep listening to the Democrat Policy committee.
Nuclear energy powers 53% of southcarolina's electrical energy needs. If we can do it, anyone can.
Match that with wind, solar, geothermal, and biofuels and we'd get this nation to the point where we don't have to be deceived into wars to support our suv habits.
Actually, Charles, you unquestionably believe what you are told by the RNC. Quite a few of us google around, find conflicting reports, and decide that no one seems to be telling the truth.
I agree whole 100% with this, but this will take time and in the mean time, I want to use our oil, not theirs!!
Only 12 million of the 21 Million barrels of Oil we use a day come from over seas, and Much of that could be replaced with expanded domestic drilling.
Actually, Charles, you unquestionably believe what you are told by the RNC. Quite a few of us google around, find conflicting reports, and decide that no one seems to be telling the truth.
For instance, what assurance do you have that the oil companies would give us a discount rate? Did you know that they are suing the federal government to get out of their agreement to pay royalties on profits over a $100 dollar a barrel price? If they get to own the oil leases, will they actually drill it? And if they do, will they pay for any screw ups they may cause...i.e. oil spills?
bless you! sometimes I feel alone here.
Bobo should feel alone, alone in his own delusional dream world.
Hey Bobo why don't you negative rep me again like a child so I can repay you with 2 of the same. I do not initiate neg reps, but if you are going to be a child and do it to me, I will return the favor 2 fold
Oh an I am sorry to everyone else for breaking my no name calling rule, but for Bobo I will always make an exception.
I know this is hard for some but the fact is expanding drilling into environmentally sensative areas will not lower gas prices.
Not now and not for the foreseeable future. The drilling issue is again a distraction from the fact that we have allowed our dependence on oil to jepordize our security.
The future will belong to whoever first converts to an all electric society/economy. Fossil fuels are a relic from the past, championed by those who love to have us anti up everyday as we fill our gas tanks.
Photovotaics and wind generation are off the shelf technologies just waiting for us to use.
Had we not followed the direction of Bush and Cheney for the last eight years we could have been well on our way to a clean and sustainable future of cheap and abundant energy.
The money spent in Iraq could have been invested in this future, instead it was wasted trying to hold onto the past. That past only enriches the rich while impovershing our whole nation.
Bullshit. Just announcing we intend to drill will lower gas prices. Do you think doing nothing while we remain dependent on oil is sheer genius? That begs the question WHO is the fool?
The money invested in foreign oil FAR outweighs the money spent in Iraq. Of course, we're MUCH brighter. We can build windmills up the ass with no regard for what wildlife they disturb, but heabven forbid we touch the 85% of OUR OWN oil reserve because we migh force some fish to fuck a few feet away.
Get a little reality into your argument, huh?
Yet the little fool wihosi and ones like him believe Nazi Pelosi and her belief that releasing some from the strategic reserves will reduce gas prices
Let's look at the logic of that for a second... releasing a little will provide relief, but drilling for a lot won't...
typical lib logic
You shouldn't... seems like (unfortunately) there are quite a few super-partisan left-wing hacks here
I know this is hard for some but the fact is expanding drilling into environmentally sensative areas will not lower gas prices.Not now and not for the foreseeable future. The drilling issue is again a distraction from the fact that we have allowed our dependence on oil to jepordize our security.
The future will belong to whoever first converts to an all electric society/economy. Fossil fuels are a relic from the past, championed by those who love to have us anti up everyday as we fill our gas tanks.
Photovotaics and wind generation are off the shelf technologies just waiting for us to use.
Had we not followed the direction of Bush and Cheney for the last eight years we could have been well on our way to a clean and sustainable future of cheap and abundant energy.
The money spent in Iraq could have been invested in this future, instead it was wasted trying to hold onto the past. That past only enriches the rich while impovershing our whole nation.
You learned about s&d and futures in truck driving school? lol
Hey, I wonder if in monroe, mi today mccain mentioned the 1966 enrico fermi partial nuclear meltdown accident that happened?