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  • Hillary Clinton: Americans Don’t ‘Appreciate’ Biden’s Accomplishments

    11/24/2021 1:28:06 PM PST · by ChicagoConservative27 · 61 replies
    Breitbart ^ | 11/24/2021 | JOSHUA CAPLAN
    Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton lamented on MSNBC Tuesday that Americans don’t “appreciate” what she described as President Joe Biden accomplishments as the country continues to reel from inflation and supply chain issues.
  • Barack Obama is giving away oil rich Alaskan islands to the Russians

    03/05/2012 8:30:41 AM PST · by jmaroneps37 · 30 replies · 4+ views
    coachisright.com ^ | MARCH 5, 2012 | Suzanne Eovaldi, staff writer
    The Obama Administration is looking to give Russia seven oil rich Alaskan Islands that were discovered and claimed for America by American explorers according to Alaska Republican 2010 Senatorial candidate Joe Miller. “I think the bigger concern here is what natural resources are being lost to Russia,” says one commenter who deplores the secrecy involved with Obama and his SOS Hilary Clinton gifting Putin with United States land. Miller blew the whistle on this island give away of billions of off shore oil deposits and rich sea beds in an interview with World Net Daily that literately has cyberspace dripping...
  • The Manual for the Home and Farm Production of Alcohol Fuel

    02/10/2006 6:45:56 AM PST · by T Ruth · 26 replies · 876+ views
    Ten Speed Press ^ | 1980 | S.W. Mathewson
    There is nothing new in the use of alcohol as a motor fuel. In 1872, when Nikolaus Otto invented the internal combustion engine, gasoline was not available. Ethyl alcohol at 180-190 proof was the specified fuel. * * * [A]lcohols have a relatively high anti-knock or octane rating [and] have the ability to raise considerably the octane ratings of gasolines with which they are mixed. . . . The ability to increase octane rating means that: (1) a lower (therefore cheaper) grade of gasoline can be used to obtain a fuel with a certain octane rating; and (2) the use...