Molly Ivins says the $150 million (a truly pitiful amount by
Washington standards) Bush promised would go to making biofuels more
competitive is $50 million less than what was in last year's budget
for that purpose.
http://www.commondreams.org/views06/0207-31.htm
Is that right? They spent $200
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Wow, applause, applause!
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Greetings Zeke and All,
" here we have a serious problem: America is addicted to oil, which isoften imported from unstable parts of the world" Yes, GWB actuallysaid that on national TV.
Yes, this is very confusing Zeke. I remian highly skeptical. At the moment of his lowest credibility he
I, too, made a point of not watching Bush deliver this speech. I have
just read the text. After 47 paragraphs of blather primarily about how
the Administration is still winning the War On Terror (trademark), these
four show up:
Keeping America competitive requires affordable energy. And
Zeke Yewdall wrote:
here we have a serious problem: America is addicted to oil, which is
often imported from unstable parts of the world Yes, GWB actually
said that on national TV.
Big deal. He says a lot of stuff on TV. We were supposed to rebuild
Iraq and Afghanistan, too.
Relatively modest subsidies for 'clean coal,' nuclear, ethanol,
solar, and wind, Grist called the proposals. There's nothing there
that the usual suspects aren't already investing in. Shell, eg,
invests in biomass energy plantations, offshore wind, PVs, and
indeed, ethanol from cellulose: 08
I would say that it is a very smart move, all is forgotten about the
hydrogen car and the billions that went to the automotive industry.
Now they do not have to show what they got for that money. No
technical audits, since the direction has changed to something that
will be able to achieve,
Thanks Keith. I knew it was too good to be true -- just caught me off
guard for a bit.
I am a little suprises his handlers let him say that the US was
addicted to oil. Even considering he's good at outright lying, and
people forget anything he said within 6 months anyway, that's still a
bold
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Zeke Yewdall wrote:
here we have a serious problem: America is addicted to oil, which is
often
Jason L Walck wrote:
We ARE rebuilding Iraq and Af...At least that's sure what it looked like
when I was on the ground in Baghdad and people told me how things were
slowly improving and handed us flowers...
How long ago were you there? How much money was allocated for
rebuilding
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I hope our (Canadian) government is listening.
Cheers,
John
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From Grist:
Bush's quasi-bold pronouncements on oil prompt criticism, backpedaling
In his State of the Union address on Tuesday, President Bush declared
that America is addicted to oil and that he would make our
dependence on Middle Eastern oil a thing of the past. Within 24
hours, fiasco
here we have a serious problem: America is addicted to oil, which is
often imported from unstable parts of the world Yes, GWB actually
said that on national TV.
So I admit I didn't watch the speech last night (since watching him
talk makes me want to puke). But I read the text today and found
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