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Wake up, America!
Let's be realistic. Forget all the nonsense about foreign oil fields peaking and the rapid increase in consumption worldwide …
1. Oil production in Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Venezuela, Mexico, Russia, HA either peaked or not has peaked. (Note that each of the countries have poor records in the benevolent treatment of its own people – so why is its attitude toward be any different? I am saying that there are going to get the truth about how much oil or have left them on the floor, or how oil can produce over a given period of time. Nor can the producer countries care less about your comfort or the harmful effects for your pocket)
2. oil Indonesia certainly has peaked. OPEC has just expelled them from their organization as a "producer." They are now a net importer – a producer, a stellar time, reduced to impoverishment for their oil … a bit like you and me.
3. Brazil, along with the refining of sugar cane ethanol has an important off-shore discovery called Tupi. It's huge (50 million barrels of oil). It is deep, 2 miles down and locked in the rock. With oil at $ 138 a barrel the financing of 100 billion dollars to extract will be next. Do not be cheap.
4. Russian oil and gas, plenty of it at this time but we want more of what the Arabs do. And the Russian record of loyalty, truth and fair play is the very light of anyone. Forget about it as a reliable source of supply.
5. It is a fact that India and China to import almost all their oil and now have a growing demand fueled by a citizenry + 2 billion.
6. Bakken, on U.S. soil South Dakota is 2 miles deep and locked in thin layers of dolomite. At 413 billion barrels, is potentially larger than the Saudi Ghawar field. Fracking complex horizontal layers of rock to release oil will definitely make it expensive. High oil prices are pushing the field to a consideration of development. Again, this oil will not be cheap.
7. How much faith do you have in U.S. companies oil that gives you the honest truth about anything, however, oil production and consumption statistics? If you're anything like the men – Zilch!
Now we will deliver, in our minds numb, some simple ideas on oil and our daily lives here in these great United States of America.
1. Why pump prices, state to state, pump, varying only a penny more or less – one of the other? (Can you remember a time when there was a free market in gasoline … when there were wars and gas business in sight, the gas station to gas station? Believe it or not, when I was a child that was a fact.)
U.S. Congress will solve the problem.
2. Did you see the recent congressional farce, where executives the oil were questioned, allegedly for his own loyal subjects? (He was pardoned by the suspicion that almost all the participants the benefits of the gifts dispensed by oil industry lobbyists and / or contributions to their PACs).
3. Have you heard Congress raise a fuss to sue Saudi Arabia retention of oil production? Yes? And last week, Congress would get to the bottom of the oil speculation … those horrid "speculators" who have been pushing oil prices …
Is not it wonderful that oil prices fell rapidly – dignifying Congress. I retired to my bed, happy and relieved. In the latest prices, lower oil! Hmm … just give the oil boys a day or two ….
Well, while we are individually collapse of housing prices, along with the budgets of our family, the big oil companies are making thousands of millions in the obscene (reportable) benefits. How much are they hiding?
Hunnh? ..
1. Where is the Congress which one? Why are we building up personal and national debts horrendous, while large oil companies profits accumulate inconceivable?
(Oh, yeah … I remember now – is the NIMBY-loving trees. The refineries have stopped all new construction, all offshore drilling forward.)
How about a national energy policy?
1. Hunnh? … We have a – ethanol. It's a dandy … more on fuel cost cooking up a gallon of ethanol than is saved by the combustion in the engine of his car. Puts carbon into the atmosphere during manufacturing and provides less mileage per gallon a gallon of diesel or gasoline. Worst of all, has yielded many square miles of Midwestern ag. ground soybeans and grain production (corn for ethanol production), creating a monumental shortage of corn for animal feed, raising the prices of chicken and beef. And the area lost is reduced production of cereals, bread and cereal prices in the supermarket collection.
And just to make sure that none of this cheap in Brazil ($ 40/barrel) of ethanol from sugar cane on our coasts, Congress imposed a 54 cent / a / gallon tariff on it some time ago in a farm bill U.S. … note that the cast-off stems of Brazilian sugar cane feed power plants.
Always with me a bit more on our (Invisible) national energy policy. And forget about even more oil drilling. (We assume that the oil industry is accelerating its own disappearance.)
2. Nuclear fuel (uranium) is cheap and exploitable in the U.S. and Canada. Note that 80% of French electricity production is nuclear, and so far, no accidents. Why we have not gone in a nuclear production (no air pollution) electric? You lovers of trees and Greenpeace, tell us …
3. Why have we forgotten public bus, tram, train and transport?
. (See Japanese throughout the country trains 200 mph.)
4. The other night on TV, I noticed a $ 27,000 car and the error led to two demonstrably people 300 miles on a gallon of gas at speeds of up to 90 miles per hour and had an incredible acceleration of a walking boot.
DETROIT, where you can be?
(Too busy building Hummers …)
5. Hats off to the busy Detroit, over the years, bought the patents would to more fuel-efficient carburetion and development of super-storage batteries for electric cars – then sat on patents.
6. What that convert natural gas to generate – why is that invisible industry?
7. Gasification of coal and oil? The Chinese are in it. The Germans fed their effort the Second World War with the oil extracted from coal.
On TV every night, you can see an important industry disappearing before your very eyes:
Airlines …
1. Loose Regulation paves the way for the chaotic conditions in understaffed flight control centers and airport control towers. Too many new companies; scheduled too many accidents on the track and in mid-air near misses accidents.
2. free food is limited to snacks, to be stuck to the fullest. However, the public is quick to book cheap flights – bound for all corners of the globe.
3. Loose regulation of maintenance procedures raises some questions. Aircraft and airframe safety quietly, but steadily, nosedives.
4. The annual fuel costs to go to a figure in the industry 65 billion, squeezing profits and triple rates, please passengers. Airlines fight eliminating the snacks, charging for luggage, in the field of canceled flights are not filled. Passengers web search for the latest price cuts minutes as lines of trying to fill the seats of 100%, arriving at the airport to find a seat and canceled flight – line just declared bankruptcy. Nobody wants to hear about Wheel that fell from his stroller … Customer rage. Agria people counter. Smoldering drivers and teams …
At the risk of running the limits of the end of the runway – a final burst … Have we in the United States was put to sleep completely vendors Madison Avenue?
In the 1950s, Madison Avenue, was held at the kind of fear later turned to Silicon Valley and our different bubbles – technology, housing, and, more recently, commodities. Lusting for financial gain, we have ignored the transfer of tricks advertising industry corporations, think tanks in Washington, lobbying groups, Congress – which permeates even the inner circles of government in the White House … absorbs so well that we have been totally rocked to sleep on comfortable cots SPIN.
Is it possible that our leaders have been blinded by his personal touch? Twin emergency now upon us – the energy and credit. Busy pamper one sector after another, our leaders have blatantly ignored prepared to fight this crisis.
"The industry govern itself perfection, "was the cry of regulators, leaving the fox guarding the chicken house. And the results: Bear Stearns, the disorder in the fuel pump, line chaos air, high-risk housing and credit collapse, with the shaft ugly – the yet to be felt billion, phantasia derivatives.
Why No, all U.S., take two weeks off work? Stop driving! Stop flying! Stop shopping! Live what's in the closet … a walk around your community … shake hands with neighbors … go to your church or temple and volunteer for three days for something that benefits anyone but yourself. How bad can it be, if ALL REPRESENT LOYALTY between yes, our flag and our country? (Remember, we have children in Iraq do the same thing …)
About the Author
Richard Ide is a writer of realistic, action-adventure and romantic-suspense fiction. On May 26th, 2008, Button Top Books released 3 ACES, his first published work. Now available on Amazon.com or by special order (ISBN: 978-0-615-15821-1) in bookstores. For more information on Richard and 3 Aces, visit:
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