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#1332949 - 03/16/12 02:20 PM Re: O'bama the Hero...ahahahaha [Re: Fingerlakes5]
Zealot
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Originally Posted By: Fingerlakes5
Since approximately 22% of total world petroleum consumption is based here in our country, I believe we shoulder some responsibility in term of global energy efficiency


I agree - we should tap into some of the 1.5 trillion barrels that we have on our own land. We should supply our own needs leaving what the rest of the world produces to be used by those countries that don't have their own abundant supply. That would be the only sensable and considerate thing to do.


Edited by Zealot (03/16/12 02:22 PM)
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#1332958 - 03/16/12 02:40 PM Re: O'bama the Hero...ahahahaha [Re: Zealot]
Fingerlakes5
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Originally Posted By: Zealot
Originally Posted By: Fingerlakes5
Since approximately 22% of total world petroleum consumption is based here in our country, I believe we shoulder some responsibility in term of global energy efficiency


I agree - we should tap into some of the 1.5 trillion barrels that we have on our own land. We should supply our own needs leaving what the rest of the world produces to be used by those countries that don't have their own abundant supply. That would be the only sensable and considerate thing to do.




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#1333002 - 03/16/12 03:28 PM Re: O'bama the Hero...ahahahaha [Re: Zealot]
cwjga
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Originally Posted By: Zealot
Originally Posted By: Fingerlakes5
Since approximately 22% of total world petroleum consumption is based here in our country, I believe we shoulder some responsibility in term of global energy efficiency


I agree - we should tap into some of the 1.5 trillion barrels that we have on our own land. We should supply our own needs leaving what the rest of the world produces to be used by those countries that don't have their own abundant supply. That would be the only sensable and considerate thing to do.


But drilling for our own oil would not make a difference for another 5 years. Wait didn't they use that arguement 5 years ago? ;\)

Guess it would have started making a difference now, to bad Obama is making less production available.
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#1333026 - 03/16/12 03:51 PM Re: O'bama the Hero...ahahahaha [Re: Fingerlakes5]
Zealot
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Originally Posted By: Fingerlakes5
Originally Posted By: Zealot
Originally Posted By: Fingerlakes5
Since approximately 22% of total world petroleum consumption is based here in our country, I believe we shoulder some responsibility in term of global energy efficiency


I agree - we should tap into some of the 1.5 trillion barrels that we have on our own land. We should supply our own needs leaving what the rest of the world produces to be used by those countries that don't have their own abundant supply. That would be the only sensable and considerate thing to do.




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Sucks to be them! When the come up with a scooter that can pull a travel trailer, carry two adults, two children, and a dog, then maybe I will try it out.
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#1333043 - 03/16/12 05:23 PM Re: O'bama the Hero...ahahahaha [Re: cwjga]
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Avoid facts at all costs.
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#1333045 - 03/16/12 05:47 PM Re: O'bama the Hero...ahahahaha [Re: twocats]
Fingerlakes5
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Originally Posted By: twocats


Avoid facts at all costs.


Well how do you expect the GOP to win if they are force to use facts? ;\)
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#1333070 - 03/16/12 09:38 PM Re: O'bama the Hero...ahahahaha [Re: Fingerlakes5]
sands
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Originally Posted By: Fingerlakes5

Well how do you expect the GOP to win if they are force to use facts? ;\)



Wow! Posting graphs with no source and calling them facts really is fun! ;\)



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#1333071 - 03/16/12 09:40 PM Re: O'bama the Hero...ahahahaha [Re: Fingerlakes5]
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http://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/16/opinion/krugman-natural-born-drillers.html?_r=1&ref=opinion

"For the truth is that we’re already having a hydrocarbon boom, with U.S. oil and gas production rising and U.S. fuel imports dropping. If there were any truth to drill-here-drill-now, this boom should have yielded substantially lower gasoline prices and lots of new jobs. Predictably, however, it has done neither."
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#1333076 - 03/16/12 09:55 PM Re: O'bama the Hero...ahahahaha [Re: sands]
Fingerlakes5
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Originally Posted By: sands
Originally Posted By: Fingerlakes5

Well how do you expect the GOP to win if they are force to use facts? ;\)



Wow! Posting graphs with no source and calling them facts really is fun! ;\)




Playing little kiddie games can always be fun as well

http://money.cnn.com/2011/04/25/news/economy/oil_drilling_gas_prices/index.htm

http://www.plugincars.com/increasing-dom...ces-107081.html

http://www.indexmundi.com/g/g.aspx?c=us&v=88
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#1333106 - 03/16/12 10:50 PM Re: O'bama the Hero...ahahahaha [Re: Fingerlakes5]
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If you say so

http://www.policymic.com/articles/5379/high-gas-prices-are-president-obama-s-fault/category_list

http://www.standard.net/stories/2012/03/16/obama-owns-gas-prices

http://abcnews.go.com/watch/world-news-w...oblem-for-obama

http://www.journal14.com/2012/03/15/sena...es-faultpart-2/

http://blog.beaumontenterprise.com/think/2012/03/16/should-obama-be-blamed-for-high-gas-prices/

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#1333119 - 03/16/12 11:39 PM Re: O'bama the Hero...ahahahaha [Re: twocats]
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Originally Posted By: twocats


Avoid facts at all costs.


It's well known that Shrub failed disastrously at every business he tried, requiring the Spook's friends to bail him out. There was no reason to think that oil production wouldn't follow the same pattern just because he'd been selected President.
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#1333120 - 03/16/12 11:52 PM Re: O'bama the Hero...ahahahaha [Re: sands]
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I think it's interesting that based on a rumor that the government was going to tap into the oil reserves, oil prices dropped on the futures markets. if you insist that the price of oil is controlled by one person, wow, that's just crazy. no one sane could possibly believe that one person had sole control of oil prices. if you don't understand how the markets work, it's easy to research. maybe you should do some research and educate yourself before your blame the price of commodities on one individual. is obama in control of corn, soybeans, milk, and everything on the futures markets, or just oil? i mean, really, get a a grip on yourself. you give this one person too much power. oh, and sorry for the lack of capitals, just not feeling it right now.
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#1333122 - 03/17/12 12:33 AM Re: O'bama the Hero...ahahahaha [Re: mimi33]
sands
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Originally Posted By: mimi33
is obama in control of corn, soybeans, milk, and everything on the futures markets, or just oil?



Obama canceled leases on federal lands in Utah, suspended them in Montana, delayed them in Colorado, canceled lease sales off the Virginia coast, stopped offshore drilling, blocked ANWAR, and rejected the Keystone Pipeline. What has he done for the corn, soybean, and milk market?

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#1333689 - 03/19/12 04:17 PM Re: O'bama the Hero...ahahahaha [Re: sands]
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#1333702 - 03/19/12 05:37 PM Re: O'bama the Hero...ahahahaha [Re: sands]
VM Smith
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What has he done for the corn, soybean, and milk market?


Sweet Jesus...don't give him any ideas!
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#1334029 - 03/21/12 12:19 PM Re: O'bama the Hero...ahahahaha [Re: VM Smith]
TurdyPointer
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Hows dem wind farms doing for the lives of birds lately?
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#1334057 - 03/21/12 04:01 PM Re: O'bama the Hero...ahahahaha [Re: TurdyPointer]
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#1334058 - 03/21/12 04:02 PM Re: O'bama the Hero...ahahahaha [Re: sands]
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#1334140 - 03/22/12 07:47 AM Re: O'bama the Hero...ahahahaha [Re: Fingerlakes5]
Chicago Jesus
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Originally Posted By: Fingerlakes5
Originally Posted By: Zealot
Originally Posted By: Fingerlakes5
Since approximately 22% of total world petroleum consumption is based here in our country, I believe we shoulder some responsibility in term of global energy efficiency


I agree - we should tap into some of the 1.5 trillion barrels that we have on our own land. We should supply our own needs leaving what the rest of the world produces to be used by those countries that don't have their own abundant supply. That would be the only sensable and considerate thing to do.




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Chinese Traffic Jam Comes to an End — 22 Days Later

Or does it? As I began writing this post, several news stations began reporting that the motorway connecting Beijing and Tibet has begun congesting again. Either way, if you haven’t heard, all you need to know is this: On August 14th, a traffic jam started in China — it soon consisted of 14,000 vehicles spread over 75 miles — and didn’t clear up until this Sunday. In case you needed further evidence of China’s overpopulation, look no further.

How does this happen? It’s as simple as too large of a population and too little infrastructure. Sure, Chinese industry can be impressive in many ways, but ultimately China’s population is too large of a burden for the country to overcome. Not to say anything of the pollution. I hate to get political on you with this blog, but it’s happening in this post. I’ve been to Beijing — picture the foggiest day you’ve ever seen, and call that your average Wednesday. It’s gross man. And everyone is hustlin’ – when I first arrived in Beijing (in 2009) a colleague of mine was offered a 2008 Beijing Olympics hat for $20. He walked away with 10 hats for $10. Oh, and then there was the naked baby being held out shivering in the cold by a fully clothed man asking for money. Needless to say, China’s got some issues. Just my opinion.

I think this traffic jam is further evidence of this fact. 22 days? 14,000 cars? 75 miles? Are you kidding me?


PS: FL5, you need to get out of Stinky Falls.


Edited by Chicago Jesus (03/22/12 07:50 AM)
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#1334148 - 03/22/12 08:08 AM Re: Obama's Not Accept Responsibility For Soaring gas [Re: twocats]
sands
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Originally Posted By: twocats
This is not about supply and demand.



Obama just figured out he's toast in this election. Too late.

Obama to fast track southern portion of Keystone XL Pipeline

http://whitehouse.blogs.cnn.com/2012/03/...ne-xl-pipeline/

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