...to meet this week
Associated Press to demand fees for quotes, Part 6
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...to help form guidelines
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...under which AP news
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Potential breakthrough in creation of renewable oil receiving too little attention?
WorldNetDaily has published a story about a new process that, if it’s economically viable, would use bacteria to break down organic matter like grass clippings and wood chips and convert it into cheap hydrocarbons: the basis of gasoline and diesel fuel. Which would mean a renewable supply of oil for the first time in human history. The guy who came up with the process has calculated that from 2 billion tons of biomass, 5 billion barrels of oil could be made each year.
Based on what I’ve read about it, it makes plenty of sense. Consider that this organic material received its energy from the Sun to begin with. Why just let it rot and waste when it could be recycled… and without any deleterious impact on the environment that comes from drilling, as alleged by some. Ecologically and economically, it’s a bank shot if it works.
But the proponents ...
Ron Paul supporters VS. Fred Thompson supporters on Meetup
Fred Thompson is supposed to officially announce he’s running for President next week. Right now he’s the darling of the Republican head honchos, and of a mainstream press that, as I have noted many times on this blog, is too lazy and more interested in maintaining the status quo than doing anything that might jeopardize that. And if you were to listen to them, you would believe that there is this “massive groundswell” of support for Fred Thompson out in the public.
Okay well…
Credit denvervoipguru on the Ron Paul Forums for finding this. It’s the current number of people using the website Meetup to “meet up” and coordinate activities promoting their favorite candidates.
Here are Fred Thompson’s “meetups”:
And here are Ron Paul’s “meetups”:
Fred Thompson has 72 Members. Ron Paul has 14,673. Fred Thompson has 5 cities represented on Meetup… whereas Ron Paul has 323. There ...
Fred Thompson as an example of media controlling perception
“Rivals try to deflate F. Thompson campaign”
Why should this be so important?
Rivals have tried to “deflate” their political opponents since the dawn of time. And there’s been plenty of corporate-driven attempts lately to “deflate” candidates like Ron Paul. Especially like Ron Paul. Don’t they warrant the same level of concern?
A lot of people in the parties and the media would really like it if “their choice” Fred Thompson is, in the minds of the American people, made out to be an “unfair target” of other candidates. Didn’t we see enough of that when Bill Clinton was running for President?...
