I long for the days....but never again
Disgust is about all I have to offer.
It is directed at envirowackos and politicians (on both sides of the aisles) bought and paid for by them.
It is directed at envirowackos and politicians (on both sides of the aisles) bought and paid for by them.
Ditto. "Thank" you DemonRATs, RepublicRATs and RINOs for (a) not allowing a new refinery to be built in 25 years and (b) not allow new drilling in the same time frame.
\"It is directed at envirowackos and politicians (on both sides of the aisles) bought and paid for by them\"
It is true that environuts and their paid ho\'s in congress (primarily democrats but a fair number of RINOs as well) deserve a huge share of the blame for the mess we are in (blocking refineries and drilling)--BUT--why are the oil industry and its allies strangely silent on this issue; they are allowing the enviros sole use of the megaphone. After all, the oil companies are so flush with cash compared to sierra club etc. that it would be possible for the oil companies--via an agressive advertising and lobbying blitz--to sweep aside much of the enviro objection to oil exploration and refinery building--IF THE OIL INDUSTRY CHOSE TO DO SO. I suspect that that the American oil industry considers the enviros \"useful idiots\"--as it is the excuse that oil refineries cannot be built or offshore drilling take place because of environmental regs which is keeping the price of oil HIGH! If your enemy is helping you to make a big profit, why stand in his way. If you made your living selling diamonds--a scarce resource found mostly in Africa with huge markup, the last thing you would want is for some upstart to find a motherlode of diamonds in the USA. That would depress the price of diamonds big time. If some anti-diamond group was preventing that upstart from mining for domestic diamonds, you\'d be all for that anti-mining group. Oil is no different. Think about it; the advertising and lobbying muscle of the oil industry (as muscular as Charles Atlas) vs the advertising and lobbying muscle of the envirowhackos (as scrawny as Woody Allen). Combine that with the best Congress money can buy. Yet the oil industry is not taking advantage of this muscle. Strange, huh?