[cia-drugs] Re: ruppert to leave the USA for good

2006-08-23 Thread tents444

It doesn't really matter that much if oil is biotic or abiotic in 
the end. Or even if there is a lot of abiotic oil. What matters is 
the cost of extraction. It is simple supply and demand. So the Peak 
Oil theory still holds true. Mike Ruppert doesn't own the Peak Oil 
theory by the way. He is just one of many people who believe it 
still holds true. It is not really a belief in Peak Oil. It is more 
a belief that costs are determined largely by supply and demand. 
Abiotic oil is not coming in cheap enough and fast enough to 
counteract the huge increasing demand for oil. So the cost of oil 
keeps going up. 


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 -Original Message-
 From: tents444 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Aug 22, 2006 2:38 AM
 To: cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com
 Subject: [cia-drugs] Re: ruppert to leave the USA for good
 
 Bob, I never paid much attention to the vreeland stuff. I ignore 
 most conspiracy theory stuff because I know it would take all my 
 time to thoroughly investigate it and come to a reasonable 
 conclusion. I doubt many people have spent enough time either. 
 
 So most of us take it all with a grain of salt. So when you list 
 this and that concerning a multitude of issues and try to string 
 them together into some conclusion, then I pretty much ignore it. 
 Because investigating just one part of your theories would take a 
 very long time. So because of the multitude of facts you string 
 together, for that alone I don't believe you are an expert, or 
that 
 your conclusions are necessarily true. You are just one more 
person 
 with an opinion.
 
 But you didn't address my point about abiotic oil and that Peak 
Oil 
 theory still remains true even with the existence of abiotic (not 
 from biological sources) oil.
 
 As far as I know no one has found a way to pull up enough deep 
 abiotic oil at a reasonable price to make a real dent in the huge 
 demand for oil. So Peak Oil pricing is happening now. 
 
 It just costs too much to pull up oil from deep levels. And it 
isn't 
 refilling oil reservoirs fast enough to make a real dent in the 
huge 
 demand for oil.
 
 And everyone needs to read part 2 of Mike Ruppert's article from 
 Venezuela describing the incredible harassment he has endured:
 http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/message/36033
 
 The full Mike Ruppert article from Venezuela is here: 
 
http://www.fromthewilderness.com/free/ww3/081606_burning_bridge.shtm
l
  
 The Rense.com page has only the first part of the article:
 http://www.rense.com/general73/ces.htm
 
 eco
 
 
 
 --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, muckblit muckblit@ wrote:
 
  As for all the personal infighting
  crap in the replies here, I wouldn't know
  ...that it's crap, because it's all citations
  from publicly known Ruppert history,
  from his own mouth and writings. But
  you kill the messenger, ignore specifics.
  Unsurprisingly you add that you are wrong
  on many other topics as well, failing to
  cite specifics on any of those knee-jerk
  subliminally cloned positions.
  
  -Bob
  
  --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, tents444 tents444@ wrote:
  
   --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, mark urban mcurb@ wrote:
   
Mike wrote a piece that is on the rense.com website about 
 bidding
farewell to america.
  
   That is a great article. Here is the URL:
   http://www.rense.com/general73/ces.htm
  
   I agree with nearly all of it. As for all the personal 
infighting
   crap in the replies here, I wouldn't know about that stuff, 
 since I
   don't know Mike Ruppert personally.
  
   I hope his website stays up:
   http://www.fromthewilderness.com
  
   It has a lot of good info.
  
   I agree with the peak oil theory. It is already happening. And
   abiotic oil is too deep and too inaccessible right now to 
make 
 much
   difference. Even when some abiotic oil bubbles up to become
   accessible it is not doing so in a great enough way to offset 
the
   huge demand for oil. So the peak oil theory still holds true. 
 Peak
   Oil is nothing more than the truth of supply and demand 
setting
   prices. And abiotic oil deep in the earth costs too much to 
 bring up
   right now.
  
   I disagree that the USA facilitated 9-11. But that is only an
   opinion. I think it is more likely that the hijackers picked 
the 
 day
   of the simulated hijackings to pull off the real thing. 
 Brilliant on
   their part. This caused the delay of intercepting aircraft 
since
   they thought

[cia-drugs] Re: ruppert to leave the USA for good

2006-08-21 Thread tents444
Bob, I never paid much attention to the vreeland stuff. I ignore 
most conspiracy theory stuff because I know it would take all my 
time to thoroughly investigate it and come to a reasonable 
conclusion. I doubt many people have spent enough time either. 

So most of us take it all with a grain of salt. So when you list 
this and that concerning a multitude of issues and try to string 
them together into some conclusion, then I pretty much ignore it. 
Because investigating just one part of your theories would take a 
very long time. So because of the multitude of facts you string 
together, for that alone I don't believe you are an expert, or that 
your conclusions are necessarily true. You are just one more person 
with an opinion.

But you didn't address my point about abiotic oil and that Peak Oil 
theory still remains true even with the existence of abiotic (not 
from biological sources) oil.

As far as I know no one has found a way to pull up enough deep 
abiotic oil at a reasonable price to make a real dent in the huge 
demand for oil. So Peak Oil pricing is happening now. 

It just costs too much to pull up oil from deep levels. And it isn't 
refilling oil reservoirs fast enough to make a real dent in the huge 
demand for oil.

And everyone needs to read part 2 of Mike Ruppert's article from 
Venezuela describing the incredible harassment he has endured:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/message/36033

The full Mike Ruppert article from Venezuela is here: 
http://www.fromthewilderness.com/free/ww3/081606_burning_bridge.shtml
 
The Rense.com page has only the first part of the article:
http://www.rense.com/general73/ces.htm

eco



--- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, muckblit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 As for all the personal infighting
 crap in the replies here, I wouldn't know
 ...that it's crap, because it's all citations
 from publicly known Ruppert history,
 from his own mouth and writings. But
 you kill the messenger, ignore specifics.
 Unsurprisingly you add that you are wrong
 on many other topics as well, failing to
 cite specifics on any of those knee-jerk
 subliminally cloned positions.
 
 -Bob
 
 --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, tents444 tents444@ wrote:
 
  --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, mark urban mcurb@ wrote:
  
   Mike wrote a piece that is on the rense.com website about 
bidding
   farewell to america.
 
  That is a great article. Here is the URL:
  http://www.rense.com/general73/ces.htm
 
  I agree with nearly all of it. As for all the personal infighting
  crap in the replies here, I wouldn't know about that stuff, 
since I
  don't know Mike Ruppert personally.
 
  I hope his website stays up:
  http://www.fromthewilderness.com
 
  It has a lot of good info.
 
  I agree with the peak oil theory. It is already happening. And
  abiotic oil is too deep and too inaccessible right now to make 
much
  difference. Even when some abiotic oil bubbles up to become
  accessible it is not doing so in a great enough way to offset the
  huge demand for oil. So the peak oil theory still holds true. 
Peak
  Oil is nothing more than the truth of supply and demand setting
  prices. And abiotic oil deep in the earth costs too much to 
bring up
  right now.
 
  I disagree that the USA facilitated 9-11. But that is only an
  opinion. I think it is more likely that the hijackers picked the 
day
  of the simulated hijackings to pull off the real thing. 
Brilliant on
  their part. This caused the delay of intercepting aircraft since
  they thought there was a simulated hijacking going on.
 
  Same as the terrorist attacks in London. The bombers picked the 
day
  of a simulated terrorist attack scenario that the authorities 
were
  doing that day.
 
  So the USA and Britain facilitated the terrorist attacks due to
  their stupidity. We can all agree on their stupidity can't we? :)
 
  My favorite paragraph from Mike Ruppert's article:
 
  QUOTE:
 
  My permanent exodus from the US was actually ordained thirty 
years --
  to the month -- before I left for good on July 18th, 2006. It was
  thirty years ago that my then-fiance, a career contract agent 
for the
  CIA, disclosed to me that her people were interested in giving 
a
  major boost to my career with LAPD if I would become involved 
with
  her anti-terror operations that involved overlooking (i.e.
  protecting) large drug shipments coming in while facilitating the
  movement of large quantities of firearms going out. I refused to
  compromise my ethics as a police officer and -- as I wrote on 
page 6
  of Crossing the Rubicon - that has determined the course of my 
life
  ever since.
 
  UNQUOTE.
 








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[cia-drugs] Re: ruppert to leave the USA for good

2006-08-20 Thread tents444
--- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, mark urban [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Mike wrote a piece that is on the rense.com website about bidding 
 farewell to america. 

That is a great article. Here is the URL:
http://www.rense.com/general73/ces.htm

I agree with nearly all of it. As for all the personal infighting 
crap in the replies here, I wouldn't know about that stuff, since I 
don't know Mike Ruppert personally. 

I hope his website stays up:
http://www.fromthewilderness.com

It has a lot of good info. 

I agree with the peak oil theory. It is already happening. And 
abiotic oil is too deep and too inaccessible right now to make much 
difference. Even when some abiotic oil bubbles up to become 
accessible it is not doing so in a great enough way to offset the 
huge demand for oil. So the peak oil theory still holds true. Peak 
Oil is nothing more than the truth of supply and demand setting 
prices. And abiotic oil deep in the earth costs too much to bring up 
right now.

I disagree that the USA facilitated 9-11. But that is only an 
opinion. I think it is more likely that the hijackers picked the day 
of the simulated hijackings to pull off the real thing. Brilliant on 
their part. This caused the delay of intercepting aircraft since 
they thought there was a simulated hijacking going on. 

Same as the terrorist attacks in London. The bombers picked the day 
of a simulated terrorist attack scenario that the authorities were 
doing that day. 

So the USA and Britain facilitated the terrorist attacks due to 
their stupidity. We can all agree on their stupidity can't we? :)

My favorite paragraph from Mike Ruppert's article:

QUOTE:

My permanent exodus from the US was actually ordained thirty years --
to the month -- before I left for good on July 18th, 2006. It was
thirty years ago that my then-fiance, a career contract agent for the
CIA, disclosed to me that her people were interested in giving a
major boost to my career with LAPD if I would become involved with
her anti-terror operations that involved overlooking (i.e.
protecting) large drug shipments coming in while facilitating the
movement of large quantities of firearms going out. I refused to
compromise my ethics as a police officer and -- as I wrote on page 6
of Crossing the Rubicon - that has determined the course of my life
ever since.

UNQUOTE.






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[cia-drugs] Re: Greg Palast. Assassination of Hugo Chávez. Big Oil corporatists.

2006-07-05 Thread tents444


The Brazil system works because for years now new cars sold there 
must accept ethanol fuel. The same system would work here if new 
cars were required to safely accept ethanol fuel. It would create a 
huge market for ethanol fuels. 

The economies of scale cause the ethanol fuel to be cheaper than 
gasoline fuels. And that is true no matter how it is calculated. The 
fair way to compare is in miles per dollar of fuel, not in miles per 
gallon. 

It isn't true now because many new American cars can't safely accept 
100% ethanol or methanol  fuel. So the market for the fuel isn't 
large enough to keep the price competitive, and to make the fuel 
widely available. 

When all new cars are required to accept ethanol fuel, then it soon 
costs nothing to make the changes required for those cars, because 
of the economies of scale involved. The changes are minor when 
designed into the car, and put in during the initial factory build 
of the new car.

eco man
http://corporatism.tripod.com


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to repair the car
because of ethanol in fuel? 
 
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Subject: [cia-drugs] Greg Palast. Assassination of Hugo Chávez. Big 
Oil corporatists. 


 
More on who is really in charge. 
Dallas and Houston are the Big Oil puppet masters manipulating the 
Pat Robertson Armageddonists, the Israeli lobby, and the war 
industries (which includes the U.S. prison industrial complex). Just 
follow the oil money. My favorite quote from the book excerpt:
The public, American public included, does not have to remain 
hostage to the Saudi-Houston cartel.

We could be following Brazil's successful ethanol model instead. And 
we could add hemp stalks to the biomass used to produce ethanol and 
methanol. Hempahol for Victory!

 
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The Assassination of Hugo Chávez. 
Excerpt from Greg Palast's new book Armed Madhouse.
http://www.venezuelanalysis.com/articles.php?artno=1764


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