Comments on: Morning Bell: The Axis of Oil http://blog.heritage.org/2008/07/21/morning-bell-the-axis-of-oil/ Tue, 14 Feb 2012 19:38:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Wow.... these guy didn't waste any time... - TurboBuick.Com http://blog.heritage.org/2008/07/21/morning-bell-the-axis-of-oil/#comment-8430 Wow.... these guy didn't waste any time... - TurboBuick.Com Wed, 05 Nov 2008 23:59:06 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/2008/07/21/morning-bell-the-axis-of-oil/#comment-8430 [...] let the oil companies go after the huge deposit of oil shale that covers, what 6 Western states! Morning Bell: The Axis of Oil ? The Foundry __________________ The OBOMINATION "CIRCLE OF FRIENDS" [...] [...] let the oil companies go after the huge deposit of oil shale that covers, what 6 Western states! Morning Bell: The Axis of Oil ? The Foundry __________________ The OBOMINATION “CIRCLE OF FRIENDS” [...]

]]> By: Darvin Dowdy, Houst http://blog.heritage.org/2008/07/21/morning-bell-the-axis-of-oil/#comment-2769 Darvin Dowdy, Houst Tue, 22 Jul 2008 09:20:12 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/2008/07/21/morning-bell-the-axis-of-oil/#comment-2769 I feel positive about this report, actually. We all know what happens when governments step in and start running things. Production/efficiency go south. So Russia and Ven. are sealing their own fate. And it makes the prospect of domestic production ever so much more attractive and practical here in the U.S. Most troubling is the democrats involvement w/Chavez. Too darn bad we don't have some 527 groups with big $$ that can get the word out to the public about this seditious democrat party. Someone that'll tell it like it is. The dem party is destroying itself and we need to help it along. We also need to begin the process of forming up a "new" party to take its place in this 2 party system we have. I'm a little disappointed that HF hasn't been the leader in that process. At a minimum beginning the debate/discussion. Or even posing the question. Darvin Dowdy I feel positive about this report, actually. We all know what happens when governments step in and start running things. Production/efficiency go south. So Russia and Ven. are sealing their own fate. And it makes the prospect of domestic production ever so much more attractive and practical here in the U.S.

Most troubling is the democrats involvement w/Chavez. Too darn bad we don't have some 527 groups with big $$ that can get the word out to the public about this seditious democrat party. Someone that'll tell it like it is. The dem party is destroying itself and we need to help it along.

We also need to begin the process of forming up a "new" party to take its place in this 2 party system we have. I'm a little disappointed that HF hasn't been the leader in that process. At a minimum beginning the debate/discussion. Or even posing the question. Darvin Dowdy

]]> By: Why Hugo Chavez Is a Threat » The Foundry http://blog.heritage.org/2008/07/21/morning-bell-the-axis-of-oil/#comment-2758 Why Hugo Chavez Is a Threat » The Foundry Tue, 22 Jul 2008 02:01:16 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/2008/07/21/morning-bell-the-axis-of-oil/#comment-2758 [...] Morning Bell: The Axis of OilEdwin Buck, Albuquerque, New Mexico [...] [...] Morning Bell: The Axis of OilEdwin Buck, Albuquerque, New Mexico [...]

]]> By: Jeffery L. Price, Sa http://blog.heritage.org/2008/07/21/morning-bell-the-axis-of-oil/#comment-2760 Jeffery L. Price, Sa Mon, 21 Jul 2008 23:04:47 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/2008/07/21/morning-bell-the-axis-of-oil/#comment-2760 Why are we funding these Asylem cities with our money. SanFransico in particular. We the Government should demand our hard earned taxes to go to some cities that follow the Law. Sincerly yours Jeffery L. Price Why are we funding these Asylem cities with our money. SanFransico in particular. We the Government should demand our hard earned taxes to go to some cities that follow the Law.

Sincerly yours

Jeffery L. Price

]]> By: Tyler, Ellicott City http://blog.heritage.org/2008/07/21/morning-bell-the-axis-of-oil/#comment-2759 Tyler, Ellicott City Mon, 21 Jul 2008 22:52:23 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/2008/07/21/morning-bell-the-axis-of-oil/#comment-2759 The way I see it, as a 15 year old kid looking forward to driving, is that anyone who dislikes current gas prices and does not want drilling in the US is contradictin. I'm not an expert, but it certainly seems simple to me. The way I see it, as a 15 year old kid looking forward to driving, is that anyone who dislikes current gas prices and does not want drilling in the US is contradictin. I'm not an expert, but it certainly seems simple to me.

]]> By: Edwin Buck, Albuquer http://blog.heritage.org/2008/07/21/morning-bell-the-axis-of-oil/#comment-2753 Edwin Buck, Albuquer Mon, 21 Jul 2008 15:36:34 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/2008/07/21/morning-bell-the-axis-of-oil/#comment-2753 Good article; However, we're not discussing how to nip this in the bud. In my opinion, we can nip this in the bud buy drilling our own oil. According to experts, we have over 6 to 7 trillion bbls of oil in the continental USA, more oil than the Venezuela, Russia, and the middle east combined. If we were smart, this I don't give the libs that much credit, we can out produce all of these countries, making their oil when they sell it, at about $15.00 to $20.00 dollars/bbl. At that price, Jugo and the arab sheiks and Putin cannot afford any and all their plans to control the energy world would be moot. Oh, you ask, where are all this oil? Let's see, 1 to 2 trillion bbls. in the continental shelf, and continental USA, including Alaska, 5 to 6 trillion bbls in the oil shale, 1 to 3 trillion bbls in coal oil. Any more questions? Good article; However, we're not discussing how to nip this in the bud. In my opinion, we can nip this in the bud buy drilling our own oil. According to experts, we have over 6 to 7 trillion bbls of oil in the continental USA, more oil than the Venezuela, Russia, and the middle east combined. If we were smart, this I don't give the libs that much credit, we can out produce all of these countries, making their oil when they sell it, at about $15.00 to $20.00 dollars/bbl. At that price, Jugo and the arab sheiks and Putin cannot afford any and all their plans to control the energy world would be moot. Oh, you ask, where are all this oil? Let's see, 1 to 2 trillion bbls. in the continental shelf, and continental USA, including Alaska, 5 to 6 trillion bbls in the oil shale, 1 to 3 trillion bbls in coal oil. Any more questions?

]]> By: Mark,houston http://blog.heritage.org/2008/07/21/morning-bell-the-axis-of-oil/#comment-2750 Mark,houston Mon, 21 Jul 2008 13:20:15 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/2008/07/21/morning-bell-the-axis-of-oil/#comment-2750 Well ED, in this area of our great world there are two seperate and unequal countries . One is the beloved united states , you know , the place where responsible poeple have come to call home . the other is what we like to call "LA-la land".You see Ed in "La-La land" there is NO accountability for one's actions or inactions . In "La-La land" the government is your mother,your father and every other voice of reason , that way you don't have to be bothered with inportant issues . Corporations in this fancifull place don't have to care about the poeple they effect with their actions ,or the media for that matter . And best of all , in"La-La land" the middle class gives everything up for those who don't have a thing . Everyone there learnes spanish , even the millions of responsible poeples from europe and asia who have allready taken it upon themselves to learn english BEFORE they get here . Because Ed those spanish speaking poeples are much more deserving than you or I. And the best person to be ruler of "La-La land",why barack obama of course . "La-La land" sure sounds like a great place huh? Well ED, in this area of our great world there are two seperate and unequal countries . One is the beloved united states , you know , the place where responsible poeple have come to call home . the other is what we like to call "LA-la land".You see Ed in "La-La land" there is NO accountability for one's actions or inactions . In "La-La land" the government is your mother,your father and every other voice of reason , that way you don't have to be bothered with inportant issues . Corporations in this fancifull place don't have to care about the poeple they effect with their actions ,or the media for that matter . And best of all , in"La-La land" the middle class gives everything up for those who don't have a thing . Everyone there learnes spanish , even the millions of responsible poeples from europe and asia who have allready taken it upon themselves to learn english BEFORE they get here . Because Ed those spanish speaking poeples are much more deserving than you or I. And the best person to be ruler of "La-La land",why barack obama of course . "La-La land" sure sounds like a great place huh?

]]> By: Vicki Eilenberger, L http://blog.heritage.org/2008/07/21/morning-bell-the-axis-of-oil/#comment-2749 Vicki Eilenberger, L Mon, 21 Jul 2008 13:18:08 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/2008/07/21/morning-bell-the-axis-of-oil/#comment-2749 Putin et al has been buying up natural gas fields all over the world for forever now. We really should wake up. We are naive to think the relations with Russia are any different than they have been for years. Putin et al has been buying up natural gas fields all over the world for forever now. We really should wake up. We are naive to think the relations with Russia are any different than they have been for years.

]]> By: Ed, Leesburg VA http://blog.heritage.org/2008/07/21/morning-bell-the-axis-of-oil/#comment-2746 Ed, Leesburg VA Mon, 21 Jul 2008 12:39:23 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/2008/07/21/morning-bell-the-axis-of-oil/#comment-2746 Why are we buying any oil from Venezuela? OK. It's probably due to some unbreakable obligation and the arrangement is making company XYZ lots of money, i.e., the capitalist way. However, I think it's time for a new idea: Common Sense. Obama playing at being president upsets me for a number of reasons. This guy is a sitting senator, a position of respect of course, but he does not represent American policy. The story-starved media only makes me distrust them more. Such misdirected promotion only underlines how we, the reading/watching/listening "herd" are manipulated. Russia's use of oil and energy supply is not "subtle" as mentioned in the article. Pretty blatant and obvious. Why don't you call them as you see them? Have something to protect? Why are we buying any oil from Venezuela? OK. It's probably due to some unbreakable obligation and the arrangement is making company XYZ lots of money, i.e., the capitalist way. However, I think it's time for a new idea: Common Sense.

Obama playing at being president upsets me for a number of reasons. This guy is a sitting senator, a position of respect of course, but he does not represent American policy. The story-starved media only makes me distrust them more. Such misdirected promotion only underlines how we, the reading/watching/listening "herd" are manipulated.

Russia's use of oil and energy supply is not "subtle" as mentioned in the article. Pretty blatant and obvious. Why don't you call them as you see them? Have something to protect?

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