Comments on: Sorry Bush, Voters Think Investment in Renewable Energy is the Best Option http://gas2.org/2008/04/30/sorry-bush-voters-think-investment-in-renewable-energy-is-the-best-option/ What is the future of fuel? What's new? What's next? Since 2007, Gas 2 has covered a rapidly changing world coming to terms with its oil addiction. Thu, 24 May 2012 21:04:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: George S. Saliga http://gas2.org/2008/04/30/sorry-bush-voters-think-investment-in-renewable-energy-is-the-best-option/#comment-1980 George S. Saliga Thu, 18 Sep 2008 17:36:05 +0000 http://gas2.org/2008/04/30/sorry-bush-voters-think-investment-in-renewable-energy-is-the-best-option/#comment-1980 I don't know if you people live under a rock but fuel price's our off the chart. Oil is a monopoly which is not legal is it, well lets say for the sake of reality it exist. If you want to have a momopoly than you have to deal with government control. No more speculation, its now off the table. If we don't demand action from our so called leaders our life as we know it in 5 years wont exist! We need to drill now! You enviromental wacko's get real we need refineries now, South Dekota has the biggest oil find since the Middle east in the 1900's, this by the way was found in 1951! I am all for alternative energy and we need to spend Billions now for the development. Also give insentives in the form of grants now for a 100 plus mpg auto. Oh by the way you politicians as far as the Strategic Oil reserve hands off, $.25 a gallon savings to public is not worth the risk if we have a situation with Iran! Do we need to shut down the Congress and let the people take back this Country? I don’t know if you people live under a rock but fuel price’s our off the chart. Oil is a monopoly which is not legal is it, well lets say for the sake of reality it exist. If you want to have a momopoly than you have to deal with government control. No more speculation, its now off the table. If we don’t demand action from our so called leaders our life as we know it in 5 years wont exist! We need to drill now! You enviromental wacko’s get real we need refineries now, South Dekota has the biggest oil find since the Middle east in the 1900′s, this by the way was found in 1951!

I am all for alternative energy and we need to spend Billions now for the development. Also give insentives in the form of grants now for a 100 plus mpg auto. Oh by the way you politicians as far as the Strategic Oil reserve hands off, $.25 a gallon savings to public is not worth the risk if we have a situation with Iran! Do we need to shut down the Congress and let the people take back this Country?

]]> By: George S. Saliga http://gas2.org/2008/04/30/sorry-bush-voters-think-investment-in-renewable-energy-is-the-best-option/#comment-23608 George S. Saliga Thu, 18 Sep 2008 17:36:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/2008/04/30/sorry-bush-voters-think-investment-in-renewable-energy-is-the-best-option/#comment-23608 I don't know if you people live under a rock but fuel price's our off the chart. Oil is a monopoly which is not legal is it, well lets say for the sake of reality it exist. If you want to have a momopoly than you have to deal with government control. No more speculation, its now off the table. If we don't demand action from our so called leaders our life as we know it in 5 years wont exist! We need to drill now! You enviromental wacko's get real we need refineries now, South Dekota has the biggest oil find since the Middle east in the 1900's, this by the way was found in 1951! I am all for alternative energy and we need to spend Billions now for the development. Also give insentives in the form of grants now for a 100 plus mpg auto. Oh by the way you politicians as far as the Strategic Oil reserve hands off, $.25 a gallon savings to public is not worth the risk if we have a situation with Iran! Do we need to shut down the Congress and let the people take back this Country? I don’t know if you people live under a rock but fuel price’s our off the chart. Oil is a monopoly which is not legal is it, well lets say for the sake of reality it exist. If you want to have a momopoly than you have to deal with government control. No more speculation, its now off the table. If we don’t demand action from our so called leaders our life as we know it in 5 years wont exist! We need to drill now! You enviromental wacko’s get real we need refineries now, South Dekota has the biggest oil find since the Middle east in the 1900′s, this by the way was found in 1951!

I am all for alternative energy and we need to spend Billions now for the development. Also give insentives in the form of grants now for a 100 plus mpg auto. Oh by the way you politicians as far as the Strategic Oil reserve hands off, $.25 a gallon savings to public is not worth the risk if we have a situation with Iran! Do we need to shut down the Congress and let the people take back this Country?

]]> By: George S. Saliga http://gas2.org/2008/04/30/sorry-bush-voters-think-investment-in-renewable-energy-is-the-best-option/#comment-23609 George S. Saliga Thu, 18 Sep 2008 17:36:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/2008/04/30/sorry-bush-voters-think-investment-in-renewable-energy-is-the-best-option/#comment-23609 I don't know if you people live under a rock but fuel price's our off the chart. Oil is a monopoly which is not legal is it, well lets say for the sake of reality it exist. If you want to have a momopoly than you have to deal with government control. No more speculation, its now off the table. If we don't demand action from our so called leaders our life as we know it in 5 years wont exist! We need to drill now! You enviromental wacko's get real we need refineries now, South Dekota has the biggest oil find since the Middle east in the 1900's, this by the way was found in 1951! I am all for alternative energy and we need to spend Billions now for the development. Also give insentives in the form of grants now for a 100 plus mpg auto. Oh by the way you politicians as far as the Strategic Oil reserve hands off, $.25 a gallon savings to public is not worth the risk if we have a situation with Iran! Do we need to shut down the Congress and let the people take back this Country? I don’t know if you people live under a rock but fuel price’s our off the chart. Oil is a monopoly which is not legal is it, well lets say for the sake of reality it exist. If you want to have a momopoly than you have to deal with government control. No more speculation, its now off the table. If we don’t demand action from our so called leaders our life as we know it in 5 years wont exist! We need to drill now! You enviromental wacko’s get real we need refineries now, South Dekota has the biggest oil find since the Middle east in the 1900′s, this by the way was found in 1951!

I am all for alternative energy and we need to spend Billions now for the development. Also give insentives in the form of grants now for a 100 plus mpg auto. Oh by the way you politicians as far as the Strategic Oil reserve hands off, $.25 a gallon savings to public is not worth the risk if we have a situation with Iran! Do we need to shut down the Congress and let the people take back this Country?

]]> By: scott http://gas2.org/2008/04/30/sorry-bush-voters-think-investment-in-renewable-energy-is-the-best-option/#comment-1979 scott Fri, 01 Aug 2008 03:03:24 +0000 http://gas2.org/2008/04/30/sorry-bush-voters-think-investment-in-renewable-energy-is-the-best-option/#comment-1979 well said.. the more we thrive on a source, the more it doesn't disappear. If we ever plan to rid ourselves from oil, we should take initiative and never again invest in oil. No more could possibly be said. well said.. the more we thrive on a source, the more it doesn’t disappear. If we ever plan to rid ourselves from oil, we should take initiative and never again invest in oil.

No more could possibly be said.

]]> By: scott http://gas2.org/2008/04/30/sorry-bush-voters-think-investment-in-renewable-energy-is-the-best-option/#comment-23606 scott Fri, 01 Aug 2008 03:03:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/2008/04/30/sorry-bush-voters-think-investment-in-renewable-energy-is-the-best-option/#comment-23606 well said.. the more we thrive on a source, the more it doesn't disappear. If we ever plan to rid ourselves from oil, we should take initiative and never again invest in oil. No more could possibly be said. well said.. the more we thrive on a source, the more it doesn’t disappear. If we ever plan to rid ourselves from oil, we should take initiative and never again invest in oil.

No more could possibly be said.

]]> By: scott http://gas2.org/2008/04/30/sorry-bush-voters-think-investment-in-renewable-energy-is-the-best-option/#comment-23607 scott Fri, 01 Aug 2008 03:03:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/2008/04/30/sorry-bush-voters-think-investment-in-renewable-energy-is-the-best-option/#comment-23607 well said.. the more we thrive on a source, the more it doesn't disappear. If we ever plan to rid ourselves from oil, we should take initiative and never again invest in oil. No more could possibly be said. well said.. the more we thrive on a source, the more it doesn’t disappear. If we ever plan to rid ourselves from oil, we should take initiative and never again invest in oil.

No more could possibly be said.

]]> By: Clayton B. Cornell http://gas2.org/2008/04/30/sorry-bush-voters-think-investment-in-renewable-energy-is-the-best-option/#comment-23605 Clayton B. Cornell Mon, 16 Jun 2008 16:25:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/2008/04/30/sorry-bush-voters-think-investment-in-renewable-energy-is-the-best-option/#comment-23605 xtina, How is that going to happen? Yes, I would love to see my money go back into the US economy instead of to OPEC (or even Canada), but the only way to do that right now is by supporting domestic fuels like biodiesel and ethanol. Additionally, it's time to start pumping serious money into renewable energy infrastructure in the US. That's where new jobs are going to come from, not from more drilling. xtina,

How is that going to happen? Yes, I would love to see my money go back into the US economy instead of to OPEC (or even Canada), but the only way to do that right now is by supporting domestic fuels like biodiesel and ethanol. Additionally, it’s time to start pumping serious money into renewable energy infrastructure in the US. That’s where new jobs are going to come from, not from more drilling.

]]> By: Clayton B. Cornell http://gas2.org/2008/04/30/sorry-bush-voters-think-investment-in-renewable-energy-is-the-best-option/#comment-1978 Clayton B. Cornell Mon, 16 Jun 2008 16:25:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/2008/04/30/sorry-bush-voters-think-investment-in-renewable-energy-is-the-best-option/#comment-1978 xtina, How is that going to happen? Yes, I would love to see my money go back into the US economy instead of to OPEC (or even Canada), but the only way to do that right now is by supporting domestic fuels like biodiesel and ethanol. Additionally, it's time to start pumping serious money into renewable energy infrastructure in the US. That's where new jobs are going to come from, not from more drilling. xtina,

How is that going to happen? Yes, I would love to see my money go back into the US economy instead of to OPEC (or even Canada), but the only way to do that right now is by supporting domestic fuels like biodiesel and ethanol. Additionally, it’s time to start pumping serious money into renewable energy infrastructure in the US. That’s where new jobs are going to come from, not from more drilling.

]]> By: xtina http://gas2.org/2008/04/30/sorry-bush-voters-think-investment-in-renewable-energy-is-the-best-option/#comment-1977 xtina Sun, 15 Jun 2008 23:12:14 +0000 http://gas2.org/2008/04/30/sorry-bush-voters-think-investment-in-renewable-energy-is-the-best-option/#comment-1977 in response to Clayton's post: No, we cant expect gas prices to do anything but go up from where they are. It will be years before steps are actually take and facilities are built to drill here-and the cost will be reflected at the pump. But wouldnt you rather pay for you expensive gas without funding the middle east's economy and war against US? But instead see thousands of jobs be provided for Americans and the $ go back into the American economy!? in response to Clayton’s post:

No, we cant expect gas prices to do anything but go up from where they are. It will be years before steps are actually take and facilities are built to drill here-and the cost will be reflected at the pump.

But wouldnt you rather pay for you expensive gas without funding the middle east’s economy and war against US? But instead see thousands of jobs be provided for Americans and the $ go back into the American economy!?

]]> By: xtina http://gas2.org/2008/04/30/sorry-bush-voters-think-investment-in-renewable-energy-is-the-best-option/#comment-23603 xtina Sun, 15 Jun 2008 23:12:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/2008/04/30/sorry-bush-voters-think-investment-in-renewable-energy-is-the-best-option/#comment-23603 in response to Clayton's post: No, we cant expect gas prices to do anything but go up from where they are. It will be years before steps are actually take and facilities are built to drill here-and the cost will be reflected at the pump. But wouldnt you rather pay for you expensive gas without funding the middle east's economy and war against US? But instead see thousands of jobs be provided for Americans and the $ go back into the American economy!? in response to Clayton’s post:

No, we cant expect gas prices to do anything but go up from where they are. It will be years before steps are actually take and facilities are built to drill here-and the cost will be reflected at the pump.

But wouldnt you rather pay for you expensive gas without funding the middle east’s economy and war against US? But instead see thousands of jobs be provided for Americans and the $ go back into the American economy!?

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