I just love those promises that are to be achieved so far into the future that a four year or an eight president doesn’t have to be around to answer for unfulfilled promises.

Getting off of Saudi oil is doable. But only if we make that goal a national priority by saying “Fuck you” to Congress, the tree huggers, and the red tape.

We have 1/3 of the world coal reserves. Whay aren’t we extracting and distilling oil from that coal?

We make 53 different blends of oil for US cities. Why not make one for all. Some of these blends take an extraordinary amount of heating and cause refinery equipment to break down frequently. One blend would keep our refinery capacity up to a high rate of availablility instead of relying on Japan or Saudi to refine our oil for us.

Mixing one blend of oil rather than 53 would bring the price of oil down. And how bout a tax holiday or two from Fed and State oil taxes? In some states that would be a savings of 60 cents per gal at the pump.

Green power is available from solar, wind, water, old closed down garbage dumps (methane) and even farm waste.

The most green friendly power is nuclear power. And our nuclear power facilities are far safer than any third or second world plant is.

The only thing holding us back from becomming energy independent is ourselves, the tree huggers and our useless Congress.

Huck is on to something.

I think we are in a rodney king moment:”cant we all just get along” , better yet cant we all compromise : I say lets go to dingy harry and say we will pull out of iraq if we can exile al gore to saudi arabia or iran to pitch his message, while we start drilling in anwr, in the gulf of mexico, and begin using our massive deposits of coal.

If the libs are so concerned about people they ought to stop insisting on keepingo ur land and air pristine while allowing us to drill in foreign lands with corrupt governments that allow for their lands to be polluted , like in nigeria, the middle east etc. we at least can mange the drilling in sensitive areas to limit environmental damages. “No blood for oil” is a great slogan considering we could be getting that oil within our country. perhaps “no blood for ANWR” might be more appropriate.

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Now there’s an understatement. State is full of fools..

Easier said than done, but maybe we should ignore the fuckers. They don’t seem to have any idea on how to preserve a country anyway.

By the way, these are the same people that say that Bush has done a terrible job for the economy. So they bash Bush for mismanaging the economy, yet prevent us from doing anything that may… you know… improve the economy? All for the sake of some imaginary global warming problem that is supposedly man-made.

Damn greenies.