Would it be worth it?
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From: Pikesville, MD
Originally Posted by 01 XLT Sport
GIVE ME BACK MY $100!!!
We do NOT need any ”alternative fuel research and development” at the moment. What we DO need at the moment is to study brain dead tree huggers and environmental wackos while we start drilling for oil right here in good ol” USA as well as tap Alaska. While doing that we can also immediately start the construction of another 500 – 1000 refineries.
That there my friends is the MAIN problem and why gas prices are so high. That and the tree huggers and environmental wackos requiring different blends of gasoline all over the country, sometimes within in the same city…
We do NOT need any ”alternative fuel research and development” at the moment. What we DO need at the moment is to study brain dead tree huggers and environmental wackos while we start drilling for oil right here in good ol” USA as well as tap Alaska. While doing that we can also immediately start the construction of another 500 – 1000 refineries.
That there my friends is the MAIN problem and why gas prices are so high. That and the tree huggers and environmental wackos requiring different blends of gasoline all over the country, sometimes within in the same city…
You're right about the blends though.
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From: Burleson, Texas
I often wonder if big oil companies buy oil abroad intentionally because they know the middle east will eventually run out. After that we will have the most oil planted in the ground, then we'll pull it out and have 25 cent gas and heroms. Go ahead with ethanol production. It's the wave of the future but it has to be trouble free as far as supply goes.