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ATP Oil & Gas's Forgotten Infrastructure Value

The problem is the Republicans are totally opposed to production and progressived infrastructure to solve our energy policy. Their idea of an energy plan is to live in a cave, crap in a dirt hole, and ride a bicycle to your commune, but seriously folks, constructive discourse totally eludes the paranoid right-wing whackos of the world. They would rather harp endlessly about Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid than try to actually solve anything! Go buy some ammunition or move to Montana and open a silencer store. Vote for the La Pierre, Limbaugh ticket in four years. You people need some serious counseling, because your getting a little to strident for your own good. It's not healthy to hate everything and everyone for every reason.

Book Review: Robert Hefner's 'The Grand Energy Transition'

And that would make them wrong about endorsing Natural Gas? I'd say they were putting their money where their mouth is.


On Mar 11 05:43 PM Paulus wrote:

> Remember that Hefner and T Bone are big NG investors

Chesapeake Energy: Peaking for Now?

I got your chart right here!

The Gas Price Roller-Coaster: It’s Not an Amusement Park Ride

Natural gas powered vehicles are the "greenest" cars on the road and they are the only immediate answer for energy independence within a 10 year time frame. We need to start promoting their use.

Six Companies Poised to Gain from a Natural Gas Auto Mandate

This article is exactly correct, but every time I see a major article about energy(Time Magazine etc.) they never mention Natural Gas as an alternative bridge to renewables. It's abundant, clean burning, inexpensive and the money to buy it doesn't go into the coffers of people that hate us and want to do us harm. Let's start cookin' with gas, heating with gas, generating electricity with gas and driving with gas as soon as we can.

Cramer's Mad Money: Deere Mr. President (11/3/08)

He does--It's the rest of the world that's gone mad.

New Technology Makes Natural Gas a Viable Replacement for Oil

I believe that the US is set to become important in th great world of natural gas just as the author is claiming and that gas is the most viable replacement for oil, and I would advise anyone to believe that. As for the US becoming a major exporter of the same, I think the new man in the White House will feel the same, expecially if he want the US to become "energy independent". Like the author, I believe that Mr. Pickens is very smart man, and I am sure that that is enough where this topic is concerned.

A Gigantic Buy - Cramer's Stop Trading! (9/23/08)

O.K. Two Comments, but that's it.

A Gigantic Buy - Cramer's Stop Trading! (9/23/08)

Mista--you only get one comment. What's up?

S&P 500 Energy Stocks

If you bought 500 shares of each one, you'd already be a millionaire!

Chesapeake Energy Called the Market's Bluff

I got your dead money! Right here! Chesapeake knows gas, how to get it and how to market it. Parabolic this!

Q2 2008 Portfolio Moves: David Winters, T. Boone Pickens, Jim Puplava

He's right they are ugly. The question is, do you want the money from the electricity they generate or the aesthetics of not having one? If I had a ranch in the middle of nowhere, I'd take the money and run.

Chesapeake Energy: Earnings and Shale Drama

We're gonna sell the tractor and mortgage the farm and let Aubrey take us to the promised land! What's that guy from XTO know anyway? If he knew anything he would have come up with a better name for a company than XTO. Maybe SOL or something.

Natural Gas: Clean Fuel with a Dirty Little Secret

We will be exporting LNG in the not so distant future, but increased production will keep prices from exploding.(no pun intended)

Natural Gas & Wind Power - The Pickens Plan

I think the transition to Natural Gas will be made by transportation companies first and smaller vehicles later. To switch your fleet from expensive diesel to a fuel that's less than half in cost is a no brainer. When that happens, smaller compressors for cars will soon follow and proven supplys of natural gas are now estimated to be well over 100 years. Renewables will most certainly will be developed by then, but why not use an abundant, clean-burning, economical fuel that's available totally at home instead of sending all that money overseas?