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To: Brian Allen
There are some discrepancies in this article. I personally heard the Brazilian Ambassador to the United States speak of how well the ethanol conversion has been for Brazil and how they are now energy INDEPENDENT they are and how the United States, one of their stronger allies, should follow suit.
112 posted on 04/28/2006 8:27:01 AM PDT by rodeocowboy (Vote Constitution Party in 2006 to send a message to the Republican Party for 2008!)
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To: rodeocowboy; nopardons

<< I personally heard the Brazilian Ambassador ... >>

That's a pretty darned efficacious way to hear, all right.

But, regardless of how well you heard him, like everyone who espouses and promulgates the ethonol flim-flam, the shukkin' and jivin' socialist Brazillian ambassador was lyin' to yah.

Brazil is SOMEWHAT "energy independent" because its ongoing OIL exploration and drilling has paid off and it continues to bring new fields on line. And in any case its ethonol is from easy to grow in tropical Brazil [It's only grass, after all] cane sugar and American "farmers" and their failed lawyer and other quote-hired congressconmen are trying to scam us with the smoke and mirrors delusion that they and Archer Daniel Midlands can make it from grain for less than the 1.25 gallons of OIL and USD$3.00 a gallon it presently costs to produce.

Do you reckon if they could there wouldn't, in a New York minute, be genius Americans, like those at Exxon, say, already far and away the world's most innovative, creative, productive, industrious and entrepeurial, lining up construction crews and equipment to the horizon in every direction and building plants and tripping over one another to get their very special ethonol brew to market??

BUMPping


115 posted on 04/28/2006 11:40:44 AM PDT by Brian Allen (Life's only certainties include the absolute corruption of those who collect and spend our taxes.)
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