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We do NOT have an energy problem: we have a Biden/socialist moochers problem

Posted by Storo 2 years, 1 month ago to Government
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This report tells us what we need to know. If Biden and his gang of moochers were “green”, and concerned about climate change, he wouldn’t be flying all over the world begging foreign dictators to increase their oil production. Yet that’s what he does, and shuts down our ability to produce our own oil, that we have in abundance, according to the USGS.
SOURCE URL: https://www.usgs.gov/news/national-news-release/usgs-releases-oil-and-gas-assessment-bakken-and-three-forks-formations


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    Posted by Dobrien 2 years, 1 month ago
    Let’s call them what the are.....the enemy! For sure by now you should easily see the D’s Are in charge and the RINO’s play cuckoo to them. Discussing the way the enemy is destroying US from within is a 24/7/365 day exercise . How many times are we to argue that taking away is not adding or A is A. It’s mental masterbation to discuss the nuances of why this or that. Start fighting back like “Stage Storming Commander” and threaten their financial security by using the system against them. Many public officials are required to carry a surety bond. Evidence is easy to gather that shows their malfeasance.
    Now is the time to be vocally heard, in line at the cashier , or at a cafeteria or Pub. Even the doctors office. You will find the uncomfortable snide looks or scoffs will be nothing relative to your inability to acquire life supplies. Call the Coup de tate for what it is an election stolen from the people, just like our livelihood and Freedom has been slowly ripped away.. If any argue with you , start speaking in their language...baa bah baa baa
    We don’t have an energy problem we have an enemy problem.
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  • Posted by VetteGuy 2 years, 1 month ago
    Something I've noticed is that with all the talk about gas prices going up because of "shortages" due to the russian oil not being imported, I have not heard a single report of gas lines or stations running out of gas. Has anyone heard different?

    With all the hoopla, you'd think it was like toilet paper at the beginning of covid!
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    • Posted by mccannon01 2 years, 1 month ago
      For now, the price is doing the rationing, which keeps consumption and lines under control. Will it last ? We'll see.

      Current pump prices are based on two main things: Inflation and supply. Inflation is up from the Fed creating money faster than water can flow over Niagara Falls and right now there is a supply of gasoline still around from the C-19 years of people not moving around so much (meaning in spite of the higher price we still have supply). When that burns out I expect gas lines again. Keep in mind oil prices quoted in the news is based on "futures". Looking at current prices I would say the future holds shortages.
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    • Posted by 2 years, 1 month ago
      The oil imported from Russia adds up to about 3% of all our imports - around 260-270,000 barrels per day. That’s easily made up domestically, if Biden would remove his regulations. And to a degree the current price is dampening consumption, so maybe the Russian trifle will be made up that way.
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      • Posted by Dobrien 2 years, 1 month ago
        I have seen many reports suggesting 650,000 barrels a day from Russia.
        In 2021 the US consumed approximately 20,000,000 per day. Oil imports were approximately 5,000,000.
        And yes 650,000 barrels is about 3.25% of our total usage.
        Drilling on federal land in New Mexico Permian basin under Biden takes over 1 year to get a permit. US also is the most environmentally favorable drilling process in the world. Venezuela, and other countries destroy their environment to get the black gold.
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    • Posted by $ jdg 2 years, 1 month ago
      Unlike toilet paper, most consumers can't go buy a six month supply of gas, take it home and store it in a closet. But at some point I expect to see the lines of 1973 form again.
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    • Posted by $ gharkness 2 years, 1 month ago
      I saw a gas line with my own eyes, at the local Costco, just the day before he announced the embargo. Now, given, at Costco, gas lines are already long, but this was exceptional. Cars lined up way way out into the STORE (not the gas section) parking lot. Editing to add: because the line was so long, I just drove on to my next gas station, which had NO LINES and paid a little bit more. So.... really, no gas lines like we saw in 1973.
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    • Posted by Aeronca 2 years, 1 month ago
      Right! We should be waiting in long lines now at gas stations waiting for gasoline. Has anyone who drives seen an increase or decrease in demand for gasoline, or more or less traffic in the gas stations?
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  • Posted by $ blarman 2 years, 1 month ago
    One thing to remember is that a 55-gallon barrel of oil only translates to about 19 gallons of gasoline. The rest is used in millions of other ways - most notably plastics. It isn't just gasoline for which the price is rising, but every single product produced in America.
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  • Posted by Dobrien 2 years, 1 month ago
    This is the mouthpiece of the enemy. Wow I have only seen this ignorance from a handful of people
    Those Including Piglosy and An Occasional Cortex
    Shifty Schmitt , Eric Swallowswell, funny three come from the land of fruits and nuts and the odd ball from the city of RATS.

    Joe Biden addressed the National League of Cities on Monday morning 3/14/22. During his mumbling rant Biden told the crowd that 17 Nobel Price Winners in economics wrote to him saying his multi-trillion dollar Build Back Better redistribution plan will ease inflation. Sure and 17 fireman recommended putting gasoline , bombs and explosives to protect property from destructive fires. Or like Fauci did to my daughter 30 years ago by telling Baxter to use Hepatitis C blood donors for “Gamma Guard” . He told me when I asked him what in the world was he thinking. His response was , “It was the best science at the time. We thought those infected donors would give the recipients anti-bodies” FuQing murderer.
    Commie economist Paul Krugman is one of the fools who are the other 16. I’m sure the circleback whore will have no answer.
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    • Posted by Aeronca 2 years, 1 month ago
      The Circleback Whore is the best circling whore the WH has seen yet. She truly is awesome at her job, which is the greatest insult I can give to the Circle-jerk Whore. She should eat the cracker every time.
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  • Posted by Ben_C 2 years, 1 month ago
    I too lived through the gas lines of the 70's and 55 mph national speed limit. But then cars were far less fuel efficient which prompted the invasion of Japanese cars. I remember the Lea Iaoccoa adds for Chrysler K cars in an effort to compete with the Japanese. Today I see the blame game on the oil industry from the W(hore) H failing to explain the difference between leases and permits. While there were many reasons for the oil embargo of the 70's today's situation is self inflected. I have no use for the federal government and deep swamp. .Bob Dylan was right: "The Times They Are A Changin."
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  • Posted by FelixORiley 2 years, 1 month ago
    Lets see: I recently finished "The Return to the Primitive"; and yes, I read the Fountainhead twice and Atlas Shrugged three times.
    Now I am on my second journey through "The Virtues of Selfishness".and have read "Capitalism-The Unknow Idea" twice along with a few other Rand novels.
    That being said for support of my comment:
    Zig Ziglar was quoted as saying, " You can have anything you want as long as you provide others what they want". This was not in relation to altruism but in a business where a thinking man proceeds forward, step by logical step, building a life for himself, free from obstruction (altruism and regulatory shackles) to provide what other men consider the value to themselves.
    We have an energy problem, a production problem, a creativity problem only because men don't think FOR themselves. They live for others because they are told (and they accept) that it is noble to serve others,(usually only others).
    A moocher only puts his "needy" hand out to men that he feels are gullible to place value in it. Marxists (socialists, Leninists, Maoists) all feel it is in their rights that value is a community commodity. We know this (yawn!)
    This is a feel-good concept only that the producer of this value doesn't feel so good when HIS efforts are taken at (gov) gunpoint. Biden as the enemy? He is a manifestation of the enemy. The enemy, in my view, is any pressure that is placed on a man's personality, character, self that he accepts which keeps him from moving forward FOR himself.
    A society that is built, brick by brick, individual by individual, by an unalienable allowance to serve themselves (individually) will completely solve any void of need.
    What we all must do, individually, is look deeply into the proverbial mirror and declare who do we really serve, what must I provide in exchange for my reasonable dream, and what baggage must I jettison. Calling Biden, Obama, Bush, etc the enemy is not getting to the root of our problems. The burden and expectation of living for others IS the enemy IF we accept it as a noble "cross to bear".
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    • Posted by 2 years, 1 month ago
      A couple things.
      First (and I’m sure you are familiar with it) Rand’s book “We The Living” is her earliest attempt at a novel, but is one of my favorite pieces of her work. It captures the change from Tsarist Russia to communist Russia fantastically.
      Second, you identify our enemy as the burden of being forced to live for others. Unfortunately you can’t shoot such a burden. The others you mention………
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  • Posted by freedomforall 2 years, 1 month ago
    US used about 19 million barrels of oil (and gas equivalents) each day. in 2019 before covid.
    The article claims 4.3 billion barrels plus 845 million barrels of gas equivalents, for a total of 5.145 billion barrels.

    That much oil (and equivalents) equates to about 270 days of US usage (unless my calculations are incorrect.)
    It sounds like a lot of oil, but the US uses a lot of oil.

    Government stats on oil (and other petroleum) use:
    https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/o...

    Gas equivalent calculation site:
    https://www.justintools.com/unit-conv...

    I agree that Buy-dem and the left are looting traitors.
    However, there will be a shortage of energy from petroleum some day, and it could happen sooner than we wish.
    We should be investing in nuclear energy instead of solar and wind.
    Nuclear is the only presently known technology that can produce enough energy economically.
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  • Posted by Lucky 2 years, 1 month ago
    On top of that, complete surrender to Iran on the Obama agreement being renewed, but it seems Iran does not even care! Sending drones to fire at US facilities in Iraq.
    A last minute stroke of luck?
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