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    • Wed May 28th 12:34 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Are We In a Trading Range or a Free Fall?
      At this juncture in history, we are getting hit with multiple punches simultaneously. We have a speculative bubble unlike anything we have ever seen (i.e., tulip bubble, etc.). This bubble CREATED the housing crisis. We have a serious energy problem, caused at least by a combination of US foreign policy (Iraq invasion), middle east geopolitics (related to the first point- Iran vs. US and Israel, Israel vs.the rest of the middle east, US support for Israel, Europe vs. US, etc.). Add to that the dynamic growth in China, India, and Asia in general, vying for the same oil, with no easy way to crank up production, plus an at least temporary food shortage, and we are potentially in a heap of trouble.

      Now the peak oil folks are saying, 'see, we told you so' (high gas prices, political turmoil), and the environmentalists are saying ,' see, we told you so ' (food shartage, storms, bad weather).

      We need to keep cool heads at this point. First, there is evidence enough that the various political situations, including relative falling petroleum supply (i.e., we cannot just crank up oil supply to meet demand) coupled with a panicked rush to commodities due to the financial collapse and various derivative contracts, shorting, etc. are big factors in the energy issues.

      Now, peak oil eventually may be real, and with half the world waking up and developing, we need to take the underlyiong theory seriously. I think $120+ barrel oil may end up saving us IF we act NOW to start developing alternatives. We need tax incentives, government sponsorship, as well as good old American ingenuity to kick in NOW.The $120/barrel oil creates the economic framework to make alternatives possible.

      This is not the time to give up as some of the more liberal peak oil advocates imply we should. A wise Catholic Saint once said something like 'Know that God can do anything, but act as though He will do nothing'. Let's not forget there is a God, and He could be testing us, He could be punishing us. We do not know for sure. But do not give up. Turn back to some of our basic Christian values (and natural law in general), think about what we are doing and why, and let's roll up our sleeves to solve this issue- not just prepare for the end, and hide in the wilderness. It is not all criticism for the more liberal peak oilers- some of their ideas about reviving urban living are not all bad, and make sense certainly in the short to medium timeframe. Much of their criticisms of suburbia deserve some consideration.

      Let's also not get all tied up with Gore gloom and doom over highly speculative theories about disasterous human induced CO2 warming of the planet. In fact we may be headed for a little ice age! Let's develop any energy source we can, and not let the environmentalists tell us (especially the U.S., China and India which have extensie coal reserves) that coal is out because of the CO2 problem. This is pure insanity at this juncture. If the peak oil problem is allowed to play out because of our inaction, you will see an environmental disaster of unimagineable proportions. Even the anti-Christian Malthusian Darwinists could not create a scenario so hororible (though God knows they keep trying).

      Turn back to basic values, including. God, country and family, roll up your sleeves, do not give up, and let's work together (with the rest of the world) to solve the problems ahead of us.

      siv0.com
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    • Wed May 28th 12:33 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Oil Pressure Not Helping an Economy Under Stress
      At this juncture in history, we are getting hit with multiple punches simultaneously. We have a speculative bubble unlike anything we have ever seen (i.e., tulip bubble, etc.). This bubble CREATED the housing crisis. We have a serious energy problem, caused at least by a combination of US foreign policy (Iraq invasion), middle east geopolitics (related to the first point- Iran vs. US and Israel, Israel vs.the rest of the middle east, US support for Israel, Europe vs. US, etc.). Add to that the dynamic growth in China, India, and Asia in general, vying for the same oil, with no easy way to crank up production, plus an at least temporary food shortage, and we are potentially in a heap of trouble.

      Now the peak oil folks are saying, 'see, we told you so' (high gas prices, political turmoil), and the environmentalists are saying ,' see, we told you so ' (food shartage, storms, bad weather).

      We need to keep cool heads at this point. First, there is evidence enough that the various political situations, including relative falling petroleum supply (i.e., we cannot just crank up oil supply to meet demand) coupled with a panicked rush to commodities due to the financial collapse and various derivative contracts, shorting, etc. are big factors in the energy issues.

      Now, peak oil eventually may be real, and with half the world waking up and developing, we need to take the underlyiong theory seriously. I think $120+ barrel oil may end up saving us IF we act NOW to start developing alternatives. We need tax incentives, government sponsorship, as well as good old American ingenuity to kick in NOW.The $120/barrel oil creates the economic framework to make alternatives possible.

      This is not the time to give up as some of the more liberal peak oil advocates imply we should. A wise Catholic Saint once said something like 'Know that God can do anything, but act as though He will do nothing'. Let's not forget there is a God, and He could be testing us, He could be punishing us. We do not know for sure. But do not give up. Turn back to some of our basic Christian values (and natural law in general), think about what we are doing and why, and let's roll up our sleeves to solve this issue- not just prepare for the end, and hide in the wilderness. It is not all criticism for the more liberal peak oilers- some of their ideas about reviving urban living are not all bad, and make sense certainly in the short to medium timeframe. Much of their criticisms of suburbia deserve some consideration.

      Let's also not get all tied up with Gore gloom and doom over highly speculative theories about disasterous human induced CO2 warming of the planet. In fact we may be headed for a little ice age! Let's develop any energy source we can, and not let the environmentalists tell us (especially the U.S., China and India which have extensie coal reserves) that coal is out because of the CO2 problem. This is pure insanity at this juncture. If the peak oil problem is allowed to play out because of our inaction, you will see an environmental disaster of unimagineable proportions. Even the anti-Christian Malthusian Darwinists could not create a scenario so hororible (though God knows they keep trying).

      Turn back to basic values, including. God, country and family, roll up your sleeves, do not give up, and let's work together (with the rest of the world) to solve the problems ahead of us.

      siv0.com
      TakeBackTheFed.com
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    • Wed May 28th 12:32 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      The Price of Oil and Consumer Spending
      At this juncture in history, we are getting hit with multiple punches simultaneously. We have a speculative bubble unlike anything we have ever seen (i.e., tulip bubble, etc.). This bubble CREATED the housing crisis. We have a serious energy problem, caused at least by a combination of US foreign policy (Iraq invasion), middle east geopolitics (related to the first point- Iran vs. US and Israel, Israel vs.the rest of the middle east, US support for Israel, Europe vs. US, etc.). Add to that the dynamic growth in China, India, and Asia in general, vying for the same oil, with no easy way to crank up production, plus an at least temporary food shortage, and we are potentially in a heap of trouble.

      Now the peak oil folks are saying, 'see, we told you so' (high gas prices, political turmoil), and the environmentalists are saying ,' see, we told you so ' (food shartage, storms, bad weather).

      We need to keep cool heads at this point. First, there is evidence enough that the various political situations, including relative falling petroleum supply (i.e., we cannot just crank up oil supply to meet demand) coupled with a panicked rush to commodities due to the financial collapse and various derivative contracts, shorting, etc. are big factors in the energy issues.

      Now, peak oil eventually may be real, and with half the world waking up and developing, we need to take the underlyiong theory seriously. I think $120+ barrel oil may end up saving us IF we act NOW to start developing alternatives. We need tax incentives, government sponsorship, as well as good old American ingenuity to kick in NOW.The $120/barrel oil creates the economic framework to make alternatives possible.

      This is not the time to give up as some of the more liberal peak oil advocates imply we should. A wise Catholic Saint once said something like 'Know that God can do anything, but act as though He will do nothing'. Let's not forget there is a God, and He could be testing us, He could be punishing us. We do not know for sure. But do not give up. Turn back to some of our basic Christian values (and natural law in general), think about what we are doing and why, and let's roll up our sleeves to solve this issue- not just prepare for the end, and hide in the wilderness. It is not all criticism for the more liberal peak oilers- some of their ideas about reviving urban living are not all bad, and make sense certainly in the short to medium timeframe. Much of their criticisms of suburbia deserve some consideration.

      Let's also not get all tied up with Gore gloom and doom over highly speculative theories about disasterous human induced CO2 warming of the planet. In fact we may be headed for a little ice age! Let's develop any energy source we can, and not let the environmentalists tell us (especially the U.S., China and India which have extensie coal reserves) that coal is out because of the CO2 problem. This is pure insanity at this juncture. If the peak oil problem is allowed to play out because of our inaction, you will see an environmental disaster of unimagineable proportions. Even the anti-Christian Malthusian Darwinists could not create a scenario so hororible (though God knows they keep trying).

      Turn back to basic values, including. God, country and family, roll up your sleeves, do not give up, and let's work together (with the rest of the world) to solve the problems ahead of us.

      siv0.com
      TakeBackTheFed.com
      View article »
    • Wed May 28th 12:32 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Oil Crisis: Congressional Finger-Pointing Growing Old
      At this juncture in history, we are getting hit with multiple punches simultaneously. We have a speculative bubble unlike anything we have ever seen (i.e., tulip bubble, etc.). This bubble CREATED the housing crisis. We have a serious energy problem, caused at least by a combination of US foreign policy (Iraq invasion), middle east geopolitics (related to the first point- Iran vs. US and Israel, Israel vs.the rest of the middle east, US support for Israel, Europe vs. US, etc.). Add to that the dynamic growth in China, India, and Asia in general, vying for the same oil, with no easy way to crank up production, plus an at least temporary food shortage, and we are potentially in a heap of trouble.

      Now the peak oil folks are saying, 'see, we told you so' (high gas prices, political turmoil), and the environmentalists are saying ,' see, we told you so ' (food shartage, storms, bad weather).

      We need to keep cool heads at this point. First, there is evidence enough that the various political situations, including relative falling petroleum supply (i.e., we cannot just crank up oil supply to meet demand) coupled with a panicked rush to commodities due to the financial collapse and various derivative contracts, shorting, etc. are big factors in the energy issues.

      Now, peak oil eventually may be real, and with half the world waking up and developing, we need to take the underlyiong theory seriously. I think $120+ barrel oil may end up saving us IF we act NOW to start developing alternatives. We need tax incentives, government sponsorship, as well as good old American ingenuity to kick in NOW.The $120/barrel oil creates the economic framework to make alternatives possible.

      This is not the time to give up as some of the more liberal peak oil advocates imply we should. A wise Catholic Saint once said something like 'Know that God can do anything, but act as though He will do nothing'. Let's not forget there is a God, and He could be testing us, He could be punishing us. We do not know for sure. But do not give up. Turn back to some of our basic Christian values (and natural law in general), think about what we are doing and why, and let's roll up our sleeves to solve this issue- not just prepare for the end, and hide in the wilderness. It is not all criticism for the more liberal peak oilers- some of their ideas about reviving urban living are not all bad, and make sense certainly in the short to medium timeframe. Much of their criticisms of suburbia deserve some consideration.

      Let's also not get all tied up with Gore gloom and doom over highly speculative theories about disasterous human induced CO2 warming of the planet. In fact we may be headed for a little ice age! Let's develop any energy source we can, and not let the environmentalists tell us (especially the U.S., China and India which have extensie coal reserves) that coal is out because of the CO2 problem. This is pure insanity at this juncture. If the peak oil problem is allowed to play out because of our inaction, you will see an environmental disaster of unimagineable proportions. Even the anti-Christian Malthusian Darwinists could not create a scenario so hororible (though God knows they keep trying).

      Turn back to basic values, including. God, country and family, roll up your sleeves, do not give up, and let's work together (with the rest of the world) to solve the problems ahead of us.

      siv0.com
      TakeBackTheFed.com
      View article »
    • Wed May 28th 12:15 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      The Triple Play: Oil Addicts, The Credit Crunch and Deflation
      mlambert890 said:
      "The answer is increased regulation and more tools in the hands of the fed. And possibly some criminal prosecutions and 8 and 9 figure fines against individuals for the credit meltdown. "

      Ron paul said:

      "...Worst of all, the Treasury Department has recently proposed that the Federal Reserve, which was responsible for the housing bubble and subprime crisis in the first place, be rewarded for all its intervention by being turned into a super-regulator. The Treasury foresees the Fed as the guarantor of market stability, with oversight over any financial institution that could pose a threat to the financial system. Rewarding poor performing financial institutions is bad enough, but rewarding the institution that enabled the current economic crisis is unconscionable."

      TakeBackTheFed.com

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    • Thu May 22nd 15:09 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Are High Oil Prices Here To Stay?
      We need to develop our domestic sources asap. In addition we need to start developing alternative sources- coal, nuclear, solar, etc.

      The $100+ dollar/barrel oil prices are a blessing in disguise, because they make alternatives economically possible. But they will kill us (potentially literally) if there is no organization around developing the alternatives.

      This is coupled with a collapse of our financial system. That is the 1, 2 double punch and you are out.

      We need, in addition to the above energy scenarios, to TakeBackTheFed.com

      If we do not get off our duffs, we will truly be in trouble. NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT.
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    • Thu May 22nd 15:08 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Peak Oil Stocks for the Future
      We need to develop our domestic sources asap. In addition we need to start developing alternative sources- coal, nuclear, solar, etc.

      The $100+ dollar/barrel oil prices are a blessing in disguise, because they make alternatives economically possible. But they will kill us (potentially literally) if there is no organization around developing the alternatives.

      This is coupled with a collapse of our financial system. That is the 1, 2 double punch and you are out.

      We need, in addition to the above energy scenarios, to TakeBackTheFed.com

      If we do not get off our duffs, we will truly be in trouble. NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT.
      View article »
    • Thu May 22nd 15:07 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Is Google Interested in Ormat's Geothermal Technology?
      We need to develop our domestic sources asap. In addition we need to start developing alternative sources- coal, nuclear, solar, (add geothermal) etc.

      The $100+ dollar/barrel oil prices are a blessing in disguise, because they make alternatives economically possible. But they will kill us (potentially literally) if there is no organization around developing the alternatives.

      This is coupled with a collapse of our financial system. That is the 1, 2 double punch and you are out.

      We need, in addition to the above energy scenarios, to TakeBackTheFed.com

      If we do not get off our duffs, we will truly be in trouble. NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT.
      View article »
    • Thu May 22nd 15:06 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Coal is Just Amazing
      Enter your comment hereWe need to develop our domestic sources asap. In addition we need to start developing alternative sources- coal, nuclear, solar, etc.

      The $100+ dollar/barrel oil prices are a blessing in disguise, because they make alternatives economically possible. But they will kill us (potentially literally) if there is no organization around developing the alternatives.

      This is coupled with a collapse of our financial system. That is the 1, 2 double punch and you are out.

      We need, in addition to the above energy scenarios, to TakeBackTheFed.com

      If we do not get off our duffs, we will truly be in trouble. NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT.
      View article »
    • Thu May 22nd 15:06 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Oil Looks Toppy: Ultrashort Oil and Gas Looks Good
      Enter your comment hereWe need to develop our domestic sources asap. In addition we need to start developing alternative sources- coal, nuclear, solar, etc.

      The $100+ dollar/barrel oil prices are a blessing in disguise, because they make alternatives economically possible. But they will kill us (potentially literally) if there is no organization around developing the alternatives.

      This is coupled with a collapse of our financial system. That is the 1, 2 double punch and you are out.

      We need, in addition to the above energy scenarios, to TakeBackTheFed.com

      If we do not get off our duffs, we will truly be in trouble. NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT.
      View article »
    • Thu May 22nd 15:05 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Geopolitical Risks to the Market
      We need to develop our domestic sources asap. In addition we need to start developing alternative sources- coal, nuclear, solar, etc.

      The $100+ dollar/barrel oil prices are a blessing in disguise, because they make alternatives economically possible. But they will kill us (potentially literally) if there is no organization around developing the alternatives.

      This is coupled with a collapse of our financial system. That is the 1, 2 double punch and you are out.

      We need, in addition to the above energy scenarios, to TakeBackTheFed.com

      If we do not get off our duffs, we will truly be in trouble. NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT.
      View article »
    • Thu May 22nd 15:04 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Commodities Prices: Speculation Exposed
      Enter your comment hereWe need to develop our domestic sources asap. In addition we need to start developing alternative sources- coal, nuclear, solar, etc.

      The $100+ dollar/barrel oil prices are a blessing in disguise, because they make alternatives economically possible. But they will kill us (potentially literally) if there is no organization around developing the alternatives.

      This is coupled with a collapse of our financial system. That is the 1, 2 double punch and you are out.

      We need, in addition to the above energy scenarios, to TakeBackTheFed.com

      If we do not get off our duffs, we will truly be in trouble. NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT.
      View article »
    • Thu May 22nd 15:04 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Thursday Outlook: Crude Awakening
      We need to develop our domestic sources asap. In addition we need to start developing alternative sources- coal, nuclear, solar, etc.

      The $100+ dollar/barrel oil prices are a blessing in disguise, because they make alternatives economically possible. But they will kill us (potentially literally) if there is no organization around developing the alternatives.

      This is coupled with a collapse of our financial system. That is the 1, 2 double punch and you are out.

      We need, in addition to the above energy scenarios, to TakeBackTheFed.com

      If we do not get off our duffs, we will truly be in trouble. NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT.
      View article »
    • Thu May 22nd 15:03 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Oil Price Spike: Time to Hedge Stock Bets
      We need to develop our domestic sources asap. In addition we need to start developing alternative sources- coal, nuclear, solar, etc.

      The $100+ dollar/barrel oil prices are a blessing in disguise, because they make alternatives economically possible. But they will kill us (potentially literally) if there is no organization around developing the alternatives.

      This is coupled with a collapse of our financial system. That is the 1, 2 double punch and you are out.

      We need, in addition to the above energy scenarios, to TakeBackTheFed.com

      If we do not get off our duffs, we will truly be in trouble. NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT.
      View article »
    • Thu May 22nd 15:03 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Wholesale Threats to the Economy
      We need to develop our domestic sources asap. In addition we need to start developing alternative sources- coal, nuclear, solar, etc.

      The $100+ dollar/barrel oil prices are a blessing in disguise, because they make alternatives economically possible. But they will kill us (potentially literally) if there is no organization around developing the alternatives.

      This is coupled with a collapse of our financial system. That is the 1, 2 double punch and you are out.

      We need, in addition to the above energy scenarios, to TakeBackTheFed.com

      If we do not get off our duffs, we will truly be in trouble. NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT.
      View article »
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