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Re: Energy independence, or blackmail?

On Sep 4, 9:44 pm, Dionisio <moc.rr.thighi...@5ellimd.com> wrote:
> Been hearing about how we need to drill more offshore.
>
> Been hearing that it will help free us -- in 7 to 10 years -- from foreig
n influences.
>
> But something occurred to me: This has been coming from the party of "Big
Business."
> Wouldn't it be just *so* odd to see all those "freeing" oil platforms tak
en out?

Well, it doesn't matter too much, since most of those idiot
"freeing" arguments
are just complete energy nonsense. Since most of their claptrap
about platforms
(all of types, from oil rigs to politics) is why the people with
energy brains even
invented robots, drones, satellites, GPS,  A.I. digital computers,
mirocomputers, RISC computers,
optical computers, networrks, lasers, masers,  CD, DVD, HDTV, solar
energy,  neo wind energy,
biodiesel, fiber optics, PV Cells, titanium alloys, synthetic
diamonds, R-20, holograms, Ebooks,
On-Line Publising, SUVs, Stealth, laser-guided bombs, and cruise
missiles.

Since for unfortunately for the idiots, the only thing *any* of the
idiots even know
about platforms, (*OF ANY TYPE*)   is rotted-out 1850 railroad
tracks, and US Steel.




> platforms = more opportunities for hurricanes to drastically disrupt su
pply, and thus
> *increase* the price of gas and oil. Oh, yes, do tell me how the oil comp
anies would just
> *hate* that...
>
> Platforms meander to the shore due to being ripped from their foundations
; Prices rise,
> making the replacement of said hurricane-prone platforms easier to accomm
odate; And the
> oil companies laugh at the gullibility of the American public all the way
to the bank.
> Literally.
>
> Consider: We've quite a lot of viable and known sites on land. Easier to 
exploit. Easier
> to garner steady income from. Less subject to being -- literally -- rippe
d to shreds...
>
> Yet what are the politicians of Big Business clamoring for? More risk, an
d higher -- not
> to mention more profitable -- "calamities."
>
> If we're really that stupid, then we deserve what we get.
>
> Also note: Any talk of refineries? Hmm...? You know, the bottleneck of th
e equation? We
> could locate them in the dessert and use solar to help defray the cost of
creating the
> fuel we need. And -- what da ya know? -- we have some desserts convenient
ly located in
> prime locations for that South American oil we import so much of...
>
> Not to mention the many suitable locations for refineries for all of that
Canadian and
> Alaskan oil we make use of... Ain't it "curious" that we concentrate thin
gs where we do?
>
> It's like steady and reliable income isn't sexy or something...
>
> --
> And the Thought of the Moment (TM) is:
>
> "In the SS, today, we still have about one case of homosexuality a month.
In a whole year,
> about eight to ten cases occur in the entire SS. I have now decided upon 
the following: In
> each case, these people will naturally be publicly degraded, expelled, an
d handed over to
> the courts. Following completion of the punishment imposed by the courts,
they will be
> sent, by my order, to a concentration camp, and they will be shot in the 
concentration
> camp, while attempting to escape."
> -- Heinrich Himmler, 18 February 1937
>
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