Is it Bush, is it Cheney,?.. no wait!!! It's Obama!
Here's a link to an article that may prove challenging to those still hoping for the hopey-changey thing to kick in. Ah dear reader, I know you'll want to shoot the messenger, me, but I'm here to tell you the most important and far reaching evils such as war and profit from the wars will not change, no matter who you vote for.
Richard Schulte
7:32 pm on Saturday, June 23, 2012
An interesting article, but the article doesn't address the Obama Administration's war on energy production in the US.
We see the Obama Adminstration's war on oil production in the Gulf off the coasts of Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas. We see the Obama Administration's war on oil/gas production in eastern Ohio. We see the Obama Administration's knock-out of the Keystone XL pipeline.
There seems to be no explanation of why the Obama Administration wants to defend the oil production in the Middle East, but takes the offensive against domestic oil (and gas) production. That puzzles me.
In the last few years, America has become the Saudi Arabi of natural gas production and is seeing an increase in oil production. It appears that the US could be energy independent in the next 10 years if our energy producers are permitted to develop oil and natural gas in North America.
It seems to me that in the next 10 years, our cars and trucks will be running on compressed natural gas (CNG), rather than gasoline. Honda will soon be selling a Honda Civic that runs on natural gas in the US (if Honda is not already selling the vehicle).
june shellene
12:28 pm on Tuesday, June 26, 2012
America is being purposefully dismantled, and Obama is a front man for globalists. If you repeat the lies often enough, people believe them. American's are much less aware than people in other countries. Most still expect a recovery. It's heart breaking to watch.
Richard Schulte
8:24 am on Friday, June 29, 2012
I'm thinking that what's going on is being done on purpose too. (Quite frankly, it's my opinion that Obama is really not much different than Castro or Chavez.) Yes, it is heart-breaking to watch.