Re: We will never pay less for gasoline than we are paying at present

CharlesTheCurmudgeon wrote:
> "jose" <josefsoplar@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On Jul 20, 12:31 pm, Major Debacle
> <Major_Debacle@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> CharlesTheCurmudgeon wrote:
>>> "Bill Bonde { ''Mr Gore, tear down this wall'')"
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>>>> Major Debacle wrote:
>>>>> America's gas tank is near empty and the only filling stations are
in
>>>>> other countries. We have nothing left in this country to drill for
but
>>>>> the dregs.
>>>>> Barring some worldwide decimation of the population, there is no
where
>>>>> for the price of gas to go but up.
>>>> What does it cost to convert coal to gasoline? Some upper limit
>>>> exists to prices if alternatives can exist.
>>>> --
>>>> "It happens sometimes, people just explode, natural causes."
>>>> -+Alex Cox, "Repo Man"
>>> I find it very interesting that the environmental whackos like Major
>>> Disaster are trying their best to block any alternatives as well. 
>>> Nuclear,
>>> coal, natural gas, electric, hydrogen, methane, etc. And they keep
>>> sounding the blue note, "Oh woe is us. . . .". I hope the next note
they
>>> sound is the brown note!
>>> Charles the Curmudgeon
>> Dwelling in the real world doesn't seem to be your strong suit, does
it?
>>
>> First of all, the US generates less than 3% of it's electricity using
>> fuel derived from crude oil, which is mainly used to make gasoline.
>>
>> The last I checked, there are very few cars, trucks, planes and ****ps
in
>> the US using either nuclear, coal, natural gas, electricity, hydrogen,
>> or methane.
>>
>> The US is running out of crude oil faster than you realize. There is
>> very little left to drill for and that won't be available for a good
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> 
> You sound just like Nancy and Harry. What a trio of obstructionist
> dunces.
> 
> I ploinked Major Disaster some time ago.  If environmental whack jobs
like 
> him don't stop it, the market will find a replacement for oil.  They
found a 
> replacement for whale oil, didn't they?  Hell, the German Army ran off
gas 
> and diesel fuel made from coal during the war.  But they have to block 
> everything.  They want us to go back to living like my
great-grandparents in 
> Mississippi, in a little tarpaper shack.  Now that they've declared CO2
a 
> pollutant, how long until the goddammned environmental bastards ration
how 
> much we can breathe?  No ***, generates too much CO2.  Damn, they want
to 
> make it 1984 all over.  To hell with them.  I'm beginning to realize
this is 
> a war of the decent citizens vs. the whack jobs like Major Disaster. 
> Basically all Major Disaster amounts to is a long-haired maggot-infested

> dope-smoking FM-type from the 60's that never grew up and thinks the sky
is 
> still falling, just like he was taught by his Communist mentors in the
60's.
> 
> Charles the Curmudgeon 
> 

It warms my heart to see you so enraged.