Monthly Archives: February 2011

Could ethanol-driven food price increases be at the root of recent unrest in Egypt and the greater Middle East? An article by Robert Bryce in the Energy Tribune explores the connection between the Iowa Presidential Caucuses, ethanol subsidies, and the … Continue reading →

Link: BOEMRE awards first (sort of) deepwater drilling permit since BP spill. See previous tweet. #rsrh It’s not a brand-new well, it’s a “bypass”, but what the hell; both sides want to show some progress at this point.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (COMINTERN) (AMPAS) are a bunch of suckers when it comes to Leftist propaganda films featuring outrageous, junk-science based, anti-capitalist claptrap. Just ask Al Gore, who won an Oscar a few years back … Continue reading →

Well, that’s one way to stop Global Warming. #rsrh http://amplify.com/u/brvee

Mistrial in Jefferson-clan case; Jury deadlocked 11-1 to convict Gill-Pratt for 4 days. #rsrh http://amplify.com/u/brrvq

Whistling in the Dark: Obama, Geithner say US will “ride out” Libya oil situation. #rsrh http://amplify.com/u/brr4z

Link: Whistling in the Dark: Obama, Geithner say US will “ride out” Libya oil situation. #rsrh Clipped from http://www.reuters.com Obama, Geithner seek to quell fears about oil spike WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. President Barack Obama and Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner … Continue reading →

Transparency in gov’t? How about just following the law? #rsrh http://amplify.com/u/bro1e

As “Vladimir”, I’ve written at length about the destructive energy policies of the Left and of the Obama Administration. Specifically, their hostility toward domestic producers and the producing states will inevitably lead to higher unemployment and a stagnant economy in … Continue reading →

Link: Mother Nature’s a B*tch Dept: rush to jdgmt to blame #BPSpill for baby dolphin deaths? #rsrh Clipped from http://www.nola.com Scientist: Baby dolphin deaths not unprecedented A federal scientist says a surge of baby bottlenosed dolphin deaths has a precedent … Continue reading →