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Global Warming Produces New Oil Boon – The Minority Report
Well, Well, Well Hollywood couldn’t have written a more ironic twist to the potential outcome of global warming. While Man-made global warming alarmists are cowering in retreat…
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Mortgage Bailout Bill Is “Structurally Unsound,” $25 Billion Tab Is “Wild Guess” – OpenMarket.org
Even the Washington Post admits that the housing bill that would bail out Fannie Mae is “structurally unsound” and would cost enormous sums that cannot even be calculated, making the predicted $25 billion…
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Just Like a Republic, Except for the Voting Part – Shopfloor.org
The editorial chides Speaker Pelosi for blocking votes, quoting a very confused rationale that fails to justify the political machinations in the House…
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One Set of Rules for the Peasantry, Another Set for the Political Elite – Cato-at-Liberty
Until the seedy practice was exposed, the host committee for the Democratic National Convention in Denver was dodging state and federal taxes by filling its cars using the city government’s gas pumps…
Tankosphere Today: July 25, 2008
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Point: Why, out of 100% of the drilling rigs running in the lower 48 79% are drilling for natural gas, where we have little or no shortage, and 21% are drilling for Oil? Could it be that it’s cheaper to complete gas wells. No muss no fuss. How about incentives to drill for oil.
Point: Everyone wants to develop alternative fuel resource that have no infrastructure when
Natural Gas/Gas systems have been used for 40 years. Every gas station has a propane station. We could buildup the same system for natural gas
and build them at a rate of 30 per day. That’s 10,950 refueling points per year. This would make a real dent in the Oil Crisis.