Paladin77

Paladin77

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[quote who="Smoothseas" reply="6" id="3036672"]Its mandated to ease demand in the gasoline market. If we weren't mixing it in we would need all that much more gasoline and the price would rise significantly.[/quote] If we weren’t mixing it the cost of corn would be lower and corn is in everything so the price of food goes down. If the cost of food goes down then most prices go down. [quote who="Smoothseas" reply="6" id="3036672"]Wow. I can't even imagine how some

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[quote who="Smoothseas" reply="2" id="3036360"]Airplanes don't use wind, solar, and or water for obvious reasons. But the longer we delay changing the fuel sources of ground transportation the higher the price will be for air and water transportation and the more you will pay for goods that are transported this way. Do you want to wait until you can longer afford to put yourself on a plane and travel somewhere, or wait even longer until your grocery bill is so expensive that you cannot af

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[quote who="Smoothseas" reply="2" id="3036360"]I guess you haven't realized that oil is the most expensive fuel in terms of power generation at power plants. That is why the US only has 1% of its power generation infrastructure still running on oil. If you don't believe me go to the energy departments website and see for yourself.[/quote] I still ask what is cheaper, name one that will replace oil. politics keeps us from getting the oil we need and just for the record,

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Seriously if you know of one that is cheaper than oil, and is available for mass consumption I will gladly join the ranks of stop drilling.

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I have been told that we must use alternative fuels to save the planet. Great! Where are they? Seriously where are the alternative fuels for us to use? Oh wait, they have not been invented yet! There is not one alternative fuel that is cheaper commercially accessible or better than oil. When there is people will flock to it until then we have no choice but to drill for oil. Air planes don’t use windmills, solar cells, or water power, neither do cars or boats. Why

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There is little that man can do to save the planet. First off, the planet does not know we are here! Second, this planet is doomed, ask any scientist with a degree in astronomy, that person will tell you what NASA said 30 years ago is still true. In five billion years the sun will die and with it all the planets in the solar system. Too far away to care about? No problem, in three billion years the earth will die from global warming. Don’t care that the earth and everything on i

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I was talking to some people today and realized that it was liberals that have caused more deaths on this planet than communism and terrorism. Here is how I got there. When the United Kingdom went socialist back in the late 60’s early 70’s it was flush with cash. It could afford socialized medicine and paying people not to work. By the mid 70’s the UK went broke and to pay for all the great things they couldn’t afford they taxed the hell out of everyone

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Remember, if my father was still alive he would say it is slap a jap day. We have made great strides in the last 7 decades. Segregation has been abolished, racism only exists in the democrat party so less than half the nation is racist. And until we elected the Negro in chief the nation was moving forward and prospering in spite of ourselves. But we are still under attack from within as well as outside our borders. We must remain vigilant or suffer the loss of freedoms our fat

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I have noticed we as republicans are the most self destructive of all the political parties. The democrats will put up the most worthless candidates and no one from their party will scorch the earth to prove they are bad for the country. We put up ten people, not one of them is as bad as the current administration and we leap over each other trying to destroy them all. Romney is a liberal, newt, is a big government guy, Cain is a skirt chaser, Bachman is a religious nut case, Palin is

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[quote]One must distinguish Al Qaeda ispired Terrorism and home grown terrorism.[/quote] I agree [quote]The Fort Hood massacrs, horrific as it was, has not been as yet proven to have been linked to the Islamic terrorists operating from the bad lands of Pakistan.[/quote] I agree, it has been proven it was AQ you just choose to ignore it. [quote]It is unpopular to say so, but the removal of Genaral Musharraf proved to be the factor that has led to this cata

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[quote]I agree with many of your posts, except for that part. Water-boarding is torture in my book.[/quote] Well according to the President of the United States of America, the United States Congress, and the international Geneva Conventions on the treatment of prisoners, signed by most contries including Canada, it is not torture. But, you are free to think and believe what you wish. [quote]While I agree he motivated them into making a terrorist strike, I don't think he

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[quote]but there is already a warrant to arrest that Imam.[/quote] Actually there is an SOS on him. (Shoot on Sight) President Obama last month ordered his death. [quote]And we'd be ending up arresting their motivator. I'd rather we neutralise the terrorist's technical supports, the ones who actually know how to blow shit up, rather than their chaplain.[/quote] This Imam has been the one to give the go order for the pantie bomber, the Fort Hood shooting and the N

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[quote]The Taliban took credit for it early on while the Obama admin showed surveillance pics of a white guy changing his shirt. It was quite the dilemma. Should I believe the Taliban reports, or the Obama admin? [/quote] Taliban, has never lied to us, Mr. Obama has. With that track record I would have to go with the Taliban. Reports say he was AQ not Taliban. [quote]It ain't close to ending, but it is somewhat a good news to see that organised terrorism seems incapable

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We have been attacked by AQ since Mr. Obama took office and no one seems to want to notice. Fort Hood attack, the panty bomber, the oil spill in the Gulf, and the NYC bomber. We have had 125 other attacks inside the USA but we are not paying attention for some reason. Why is it that when Mr. Bush was in office we had 15 thousand attempts to attack us in the USA and after 9/11 they did not have any successes. But now we have made it easier for them to attack us. The sleeper agents are waking u

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[quote]Do you have any opinion regarding the recent GS/Government clash?[/quote] I don't understand what you mean. What exactly don't you understand? My opinion comes from owing businesses, so its a bit tainted. The crisis comes from idiot politicians not the private sector. What I mean by this is that in every nation there are financial up's and downs. What makes it a crisis are the politicians that try to buy votes by taking the sting out of the downs but limiting the up's.

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[quote]Seems to me the legislation will allow policemen to do this to people other than those who are arrested.[/quote] It is against the law to not have identification on you. If you are stopped even walking on the street you can be arrested for not having ID. Once you produce ID the police verify that ID and send you on your way. If you are wanted for any reason they take you in. IF you are illegally in the country you are supposed to be arrested and turned over to immigration

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[quote]the "Nixon goes to China" paradox is that a president commonly known as Hawk (like Nixon) will have an easier time in the domestic front to make accept compromises and deals with the ennemies. If a peace-talker tries the same, he will be decried as weak.[/quote] Mr. Nixon was thought of as weak for the China visit, the liberals thought it was a great move. It was not until someone leaked the secret agreement did the views change. The liberals said he was a war monger and the co

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[quote]What I really feel bad about, it's that Obama's options are restricted by the "Nixon goes to China" paradox. He will take a lot of flak by striking a deal with Iran even if a good one's on the table.[/quote] You do know that Mr. Nixon went to China to sign a secret agreement putting China on our side if we went to war with the Soviet Union? That was a great move on his part for America and the world to get a billion people on your side. What deal is Mr. Obama going to get that

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[quote]But the thing is, if policemen can ask anyone for their immigration paper, what if that person happens not to have them on hand? Of if he isn't even an immigrant, he is just somebody born in the U.S.. Does that person has to carry around his paper at all time just not to get arrested?[/quote] Once arrested a background check is done through the NCIC computer data base. Finding out if the person is American born is not that hard thanks to DHS. A simple check of your SSN and we c

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[quote]You don't forget bad blood. You are simply lucky to have been brought up in a country where there aren't much with other countries. The worst you have is the bad blood coming from inside the country, with your black population. Ain't your fault. Ain't their fault. It just is, because of the History you've been through.[/quote] Sorry to burst your bubble here. The bad blood you speak of does not exist except in the news media and race baiters that make a living off of hate.

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