jackconrad
13 years ago
What is the problem?
DrafterX
13 years ago
EPA.. Obama... Bambi Huggers.. etc.. 😟
z6joker9
13 years ago
Just stop using oil?
HockeyDad
13 years ago
Might have a spill in the gulf, hurt a caribou, or cause an earthquake from fracking. Best to just stay married to the oil sheiks.
DrafterX
13 years ago
Screw the caribou..!! 😠
DrafterX
13 years ago
We need tax credits & rebates for CNG..!! πŸ‘
BuckyB93
13 years ago

Screw the caribou..!! 😠

DrafterX wrote:




Not my type but to each their own. Just don’t take pictures, they can be used as evidence.
DrafterX
13 years ago
victor809
13 years ago
Why stop at magically developing our own oil?

Why not just magically develop our own teleportation? Or maybe magically develop our own flying brooms?
DrafterX
13 years ago

Or maybe magically develop our own flying brooms?

victor809 wrote:




that would be gay.... 😟
DrMaddVibe
13 years ago

Why stop at magically developing our own oil?

Why not just magically develop our own teleportation? Or maybe magically develop our own flying brooms?

victor809 wrote:




Or find a cure for the ghey gene?[whip]
HockeyDad
13 years ago
I thought Bechtel already developed a flying broom for Nancy Pelosi.
victor809
13 years ago
On a serious note, we probably are going about this in the smartest manner possible.

Think about it for a second. Oil is a non-renewable resource, the amount in existence is all we have.

Additionally, the value of this non-renewable resource will continue increasing as the known amount decreases.

Add to this, the absolute dependency every country has on oil...

So, you use your enemy's oil first, paying a relatively low amount per barrel. When that's all gone, you own all the oil.
ZRX1200
13 years ago
Didn't we just give Brazil a ton of money for them to drill for oil that we could buy from them?


I love it when a plan comes together.
HockeyDad
13 years ago
Multinational corporations don't operate with geopolitical strategic concerns in mind. The Brazilian deep water oil in going to China.
victor809
13 years ago

Multinational corporations don't operate with geopolitical strategic concerns in mind. The Brazilian deep water oil in going to China.

HockeyDad wrote:



Multinational corporations don't matter much if the resource/facilities become nationalized.

I suspect that at a point where oil is at critical levels (not just whining about the price, but actually worrying if you can get any at any price), then the individual nations will just take what is remaining in their territory.

Multinational comanies may want to start building up armies.
ZRX1200
13 years ago
Uh Blackstone.....
DrMaddVibe
13 years ago

Uh Blackstone.....

ZRX1200 wrote:




They changed their name!
tailgater
13 years ago

On a serious note, we probably are going about this in the smartest manner possible.

Think about it for a second. Oil is a non-renewable resource, the amount in existence is all we have.

Additionally, the value of this non-renewable resource will continue increasing as the known amount decreases.

Add to this, the absolute dependency every country has on oil...

So, you use your enemy's oil first, paying a relatively low amount per barrel. When that's all gone, you own all the oil.

victor809 wrote:



I'll regret saying this.
But that's the first time I've heard this argument. And it almost makes sense.
I said almost.


Of course, with the obama success stories with solar and the forced disposal of incandescent bulbs, we may not need oil in the future.
Hell, maybe we'll even pump up our tires and reverse global warming.



lgops
13 years ago

Uh Blackstone.....

ZRX1200 wrote:



OOOOOoooooo a combination of Tredstone and Blackbriar.... me likey!
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