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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

Obama 'Shines' Natural Gas

Natural gas is the best answer for energy independence until we perfect renewables.

Too Soon to Re-enter Oil Stocks?

Yes

Not Calling Crude Oil Prices a Bubble For Now

Natural gas for vehicle fuel. Abundant and getting more so with new drilling techniques and finds. Exhaust is comparatively pollution free. Everyone's gas hog can be converted to run on compressed natural gas at half the price of gasoline or less. We have anywhere between a 60 year and 300 year supply, depending on the source and it's all right here in the USA. Time to convert--6 months or less. Tax incentives would do the trick. T. Boone Pickens also believes that this is the answer for America's energy independence and he's a lot smarter than I am.

In Light of Peak Oil, Financial Diversification Is a Bad Idea

That would be political not politcal. That make you wrong twice.