No question, the technology of obtaining fuel from these shale fields are a boon to the United States. Nevertheless, we need to drill for other sources of oil, which would bring speculation down.
By no means do I think we should eliminate or quit pursuing alternative forms of energy. I would like to see a program, much like NASA was back in the 1950s and 1960s where there is a concerted effort to obtain alternative forms of energy.
From a national security standpoint, we must develop our hydrocarbon resources, which means that we must get rid of the current administration, and disregard these Moonbats who have not a clue, who currently have so much sway over the current Administration.
On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 1:38 PM, plainolamerican <plainolamerican@gmail.com> wrote:
the declared policy of the Obama Administration that they want----
oil prices to increase in the United States, in order to push Green
Energy, which has failed miserably
Shale field finds have revived the U.S. oil and gas output after four
decades of decline. The advent of new technologies, including
horizontal drilling of well and hydraulic fracturing, is the main
reason behind such huge discoveries. Anadarko, along with peers
Carrizo Oil & Gas (NYSE: CRZO ) and Noble Energy (NYSE: NBL ) , has
been putting the latest technology to use in the Wattenberg fields.
The company also holds leases in Wyoming where it is evaluating
drilling prospects. These mean machines are expected to boost North
American oil production and may even double it by 2025.
China has lost 1/3 of it's energy source ... nuclear energy, and is
buying into older energy. They're going to love our natural gas
resources!
> <plainolameri...@gmail.com>wrote:
On Mar 8, 11:14 am, Keith In Tampa <keithinta...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Well said PlainOl. If President Obama succeeds in November, we might not
> recognize the United States in ten years. We must repeal ObamaCare, which
> has relatively little to do with health care in the first place, but is
> such an intrusion into our lives, and an usurpation of our basic rights and
> liberties. Most Moonbats don't realize this, because they don't really
> know what ObamaCare even is.
>
> The fact that Americans are paying $4.00 and in some cases $5.00 a gallon
> for fuel at the pump is obscene, and we have nothing but Democrats to blame
> for this. Recently, Obama vetoed the Keystone Pipeline coming from our
> neighbor Canada. This in and of itself would have caused speculation for
> oil to have been greatly reduced, thereby causing oil prices to crash.
> But it is the declared policy of the Obama Administration that they want
> oil prices to increase in the United States, in order to push Green
> Energy, which has failed miserably, and of which the Obama Administraiton
> has pumped billions of dollars into, all for naught and to watch this
> crony capitalist companies to crash and burn.
>
> On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 11:06 AM, plainolamerican
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> > In his first three years in office, Barack Obama has gotten more done
> > -- ending the Iraq War, turning around Detroit, repealing Don't Ask,
> > Don't Tell, averting another Great Depression
> > ---
> > giving O credit for these things is deceptive and insane.
> > He's done his best to promote socialism and minorities ... just like
> > we knew he would.
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> >http://www.stupidvideos.com/video/politics/Obama_the_Monkey_Boy/#207020
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> > On Mar 8, 9:53 am, Tommy News <tommysn...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > The Incomplete Greatness of Barack Obama
> > > In his first three years in office, Barack Obama has gotten more done
> > > -- ending the Iraq War, turning around Detroit, repealing Don't Ask,
> > > Don't Tell, averting another Great Depression -- than any president in
> > > decades. Yet polls show that most Americans think he's achieved very
> > > little. That gap between perception and reality, which could make all
> > > the difference in this November's election, is the subject of the
> > > cover story in the March/April issue of the Washington Monthly, by
> > > Editor in Chief Paul Glastris.
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> > > The problem for Obama, Glastris explains, is that while liberals
> > > measure him against their hopes, and conservatives against their
> > > fears, few have evaluated him by the more relevant yardstick: how his
> > > deeds compare to those of other presidents. By this measure, Obama
> > > does extraordinarily well, and not just in terms of quantity. True,
> > > his biggest and most controversial accomplishments, like health care
> > > reform and the Dodd-Frank financial reform bill, have been widely
> > > criticized as crimped, compromised, slow to take effect, and
> > > vulnerable to being overturned. But so too, notes Glastris, were many
> > > of history's most important and lasting presidential achievements,
> > > from Social Security to the GI Bill.
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> > > Taking a deep dive into the full range of this administration's
> > > policies, Glastris concludes that historians in the future will likely
> > > consider Obama as one of America's great presidents -- if he gets
> > > re-elected and can protect his legacy from Republicans who would
> > > dismantle it. But Obama's striking inability to speak up for his own
> > > record has put him in an unenviable spot: in order to win that crucial
> > > second term, he must first convince voters that he has a substantial
> > > record of achievement to defend in the first place.
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> > > Read "The Incomplete Greatness of Barack Obama."
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> > > Plus: "Obama's Top 50 Accomplishments"
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> > > More:
> >http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/magazine/march_april_2012/features/t...
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> > > --
> > > Together, we can change the world, one mind at a time.
> > > Have a great day,
> > > Tommy
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> > > --
> > > Together, we can change the world, one mind at a time.
> > > Have a great day,
> > > Tommy
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