Not having experience is a good thing; look at Bush and the current congress; all with "experience." They've screwed up this country without even trying. Millions of Americans are losing their jobs and homes while food and fuel costs escalate beyond affordability for most middle class families.
Who wants that kind of experience?
cicerone imposter wrote:Not having experience is a good thing; look at Bush and the current congress; all with "experience." They've screwed up this country without even trying. Millions of Americans are losing their jobs and homes while food and fuel costs escalate beyond affordability for most middle class families.
Who wants that kind of experience?
CI:
I hate to be a killjoy, but I've been watching the Democrats, vote with the Repugs! The more I watch them, the more disgusted I get! They talk the talk, but they are a bunch of COWARDS, when it comes to showing the Repugs who owns Congress, now! They're as much to blame for the demise of this nation as the Republicans they love to blame, then they have that, "WHO US"? look, on their faces!
My only hope as a woman, Black and Catholic, s to get the hell out of this country while I can, before THEY start rounding us up! We're in a police state, as it is!
Lash wrote:Wind Power is already feasible, even cost effective, where it is windy. Hydro is awesome (see the Hoover Dam), and banks of offshore wave power devices are coming soon. No brainer where the waves are big. For the most part; these technologies can be made cost effective on smaller scales much more cost effectively... which means instead of waiting for Uncle Sam; do it yourself.Hoping feasible negated windmill power ....
About half the dough you blow on power is to maintain the transmission infrastructure/transmission itself. This means power you make saves you exactly what you would pay the power company. Unfortunately, contrary to popular belief, the power companies are not required to pay you for making energy at this rate. In most places; you're lucky to get half. This is a good place to start as far as passing legislation to encourage eco-friendly power production.
In the mean time; a home or a company in a windy area can still get top dollar for producing eco-friendly power simply by consuming it themselves. An energy hungry company in a windy area can actually improve their bottom line by purchasing one of those giant GE Windmills... but not too many really need that kind of power. The trick is in investing only enough to manufacture most of your own power. This is equally true at your residence.
This is all fine and friendly, but battery technology still blows. So when the wind don't blow and the sun don't shine, we still need grid power and the single best, most eco-friendly way to get it is nuclear power. Nuke Tech is damn near perpetual motion, and the only thing that's really required to take advantage is a minimal amount of education for the masses. I've no time to gather the stat's but I assure you the number of people killed by coal transportation alone, already, dwarves the number ever even effected by nuclear power plants (not counting idiotic Soviet designs that would never be used here anyway).
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Thanks a lot! I thought this based on a recent class--but good to have your input. I agree. Three Mile Island really stopped our progress with Nuclear Energy in its tracks.
Where does B. Hussein Obama get all that money?
All what money? The couple grand?
cjhsa wrote:he sold his Desert Eagle 44 mag. He now only carries american firepower.Where does B. Hussein Obama get all that money?
