How many of you Biden supporters that said the ban on Oil exploration by Biden didn't have an affect on prices???

[22lcidw]

That works so well for you Trumpbots doesn't it. A piece of information that disputes your position, you just sweep it away. Here is the thing, Biden has conducted many auctions over the last year, and prices, well they haven't been that high. Participation, few oil companies are even bothering to put in a bid. That is the reality, and that reality completely contradicts your position. So, bury your head in the sand, ignore that reality, and continue to trumpet your bullshit. Just know, informed people, people with the ability to utilize critical thinking, see you for the fool you are.

in November of 2020 the price of oil changed. The downturn was in full swing of the United States economy. We know the Progs well. on the first day of the other party being sworn in "the why did things not improve yells" will be heard throughout the Maoist land.

 

[surada]

Well I opened the file in Chrome and here is the summation of production on Federal Lands which you referenced
BUT you never( being "apparently incompetent") calculated the increase/decrease by President. I DID!
And Trump's brief tenure negated by COVID, leads the presidents in amount of production. In his 3 short years
increased production an average of plus 5% per year highest of the three presidents.
And this was done in SPITE of Obama's fewer oil/gas leases in the previous years. In case you don't understand
an oil exploration doesn't start the day the lease is approved but takes time for momentum to increase production also!
Because of Trump's easing rules and regulations he had more oil exploration leases as the attached also shows!
And that attribution to Trump is because HE reduced the rules and regulations that strangle businesses.
Case in point!
FACTS folks plain simple facts that Trump is like the little kid said "wait... what is keeping the USA from energy independence"? In part rules and regulations. R&Rs alone are estimated to cost the American economy as much
as $1.9 trillion a year in direct costs, lost productivity, and higher prices.
The costs to smaller businesses with 50 employees or fewer are nearly 20% higher than the average for all firms.

Incubator

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation harnesses the power of business to create solutions for the good of America and the world.

www.uschamberfoundation.org

Just a reminder folks all of the above have links to PROVE the statements!
And as the above examples illustrate Trump took the same approach with energy and did something that NO other president in the past 62 years and 11 presidents!
In 2019, when Donald Trump was president, the U.S. did achieve energy independence, something that had not happened since 1957.

Fact Brief : Was the United States energy independent four months ago, before Joe Biden became president? | Gigafact

NO, In January 2021 the U.S. consumed more energy than it produced.A post on social media implies that since the Biden administration began in late January 2021, energy independence ended and led to gasol

repustar.com

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Over 100 US oil companies declared bankruptcy in 2020 so Trump wasn't controlling oil production then.

 

[22lcidw]

Spring dust bowls in Nebraska are not a good sign.

Not one Prog is in India and China rioting over their industries and coal power plants without scrubbers.

 

[surada]

Not one Prog is in India and China rioting over their industries and coal power plants without scrubbers.

Are you comparing the US to India and China? Why not compare the US to Denmark or Sweden or Norway?

 

[healthmyths]

Over 100 US oil companies declared bankruptcy in 2020 so Trump wasn't controlling oil production then.

More than 100 oil and gas companies declared bankruptcy in 2020 after the coronavirus pandemic plunged the energy sector into the worst downturn in a generation.

Over 100 oil and gas companies went bankrupt in 2020

Over 100 oil and gas companies went bankrupt in 2020 More than 100 oil and gas companies declared bankruptcy in 2020 after the coronavirus pandemic

www.ogv.energy

 

[healthmyths]

Spring dust bowls in Nebraska are not a good sign.

Climate change in 1935???
The dry powdered soil began to blow, and as dust storms obscured the sun, parts of Nebraska and the Great Plains became "the Dust Bowl." The Hastings Daily Tribune on Saturday, March 16, 1935, reported a severe dust storm in that locality climaxed by snow-an event considered worthy of note even in a state known for the ...

Dust and Snow - History Nebraska

During the 1930s, Nebraska suffered one of the most serious droughts in its history. In all parts of the state, rainfall was far below normal. The dry powdered soil began […]

history.nebraska.gov

 

[surada]

Climate change in 1935???
The dry powdered soil began to blow, and as dust storms obscured the sun, parts of Nebraska and the Great Plains became "the Dust Bowl." The Hastings Daily Tribune on Saturday, March 16, 1935, reported a severe dust storm in that locality climaxed by snow-an event considered worthy of note even in a state known for the ...

Dust and Snow - History Nebraska

During the 1930s, Nebraska suffered one of the most serious droughts in its history. In all parts of the state, rainfall was far below normal. The dry powdered soil began […]

history.nebraska.gov

Nope March 2022.

 

[bripat9643]

Sure, it's all stupid if the threat of climate change is a fake concern.

It is a fake concern. It's a huge con.

 

[bripat9643]

Nope March 2022.

What's your excuse for 1935?

 

[surada]

It is a fake concern. It's a huge con.

Dust bowls aren't a fake concern.

 

[surada]

What's your excuse for 1935?

Bad farming practices.

 

[Donald H]

It is a fake concern. It's a huge con.

I see no point of even discussing the question with a pissant. Science has almost certainly lost the battle and we are now left waiting to experience the consequences of our decisions.

Don't Look Up!

 

[healthmyths]

Nope March 2022.

My point which went WAY over your head is this: There were "dust bowls" in 1935 in Nebraska... and the cause was
"climate change"????

 

[surada]

My point which went WAY over your head is this: There were "dust bowls" in 1935 in Nebraska... and the cause was
"climate change"????

Bad plowing practices.

 

[healthmyths]

Bad plowing practices.

The epochal drought of the 1930s that led to the Dust Bowl was not a megadrought, nor was it the result of climate change. But the damage it caused was fueled by economic motives and free-market ideologies paralleling those shaping present-day climate policy.Apr 20, 2021

What The Dustbowl Of The 1930s Can Teach Us About The Origins ...​

https://www.wbur.org/cognoscenti/2021/04/20/megadrought-climate-change-frederick-hewett

 

[bripat9643]

There is no expense in not purchasing a lease nor will it increase the cost of drilling or exploring on another site.

If there was an extended pause on drilling permits you might have a point.

It reduces the supply, moron. Have you ever heard of the laws of supply and demand?

 

[bripat9643]

From your link,

The Interior Department said in an emailed statement that due to "lack of industry interest in leasing in the area," it "will not move forward with the proposed Cook Inlet OCS oil and gas lease sale 258."

Oil companies aren't interested because they know the Biden administration will not give them a drilling permit, moron.

 

[bripat9643]

Are you comparing the US to India and China? Why not compare the US to Denmark or Sweden or Norway?

They aren't the ones build hundreds of coal plants without scrubbers, moron.

 

[bripat9643]

Bad plowing practices.

We don't have any dust bowls today, moron.

 

[bripat9643]

I see no point of even discussing the question with a pissant. Science has almost certainly lost the battle and we are now left waiting to experience the consequences of our decisions.

Don't Look Up!

You don't know the meaning of the word "science," moron. Science lost the battle when the government put the warmist cult members on the government payroll.