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« Tuesday « March 20, 2001
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U.S. Faces An Energy Shortfall, Bush Says
(washingtonpost.com)
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President Bush and his top advisers warned yesterday that the United States is facing a looming energy crisis that could further undermine the economy and produce widespread power blackouts as the White House made its case for a broad overhaul of national energy policy.Bush and his oil cabal in effect. Isn't it obvious what's going on here? These *ssholes are advancing their own, private interests in oil and petroleum at our expense. Don't forget that the Bush family has deep, deep history in the oil business. In a society so greedy for energy, what a great way to dominate not only the economy but people's everyday lives. (Of course, bubbleah, you don't think this is part of their agenda. It's just a natural energy crisis, not a man-made one. See the link below about rolling blackouts in Cali.) Want to know how to mess up your day? Face the ongoing prospect of blackouts, especially when you need it most, like on blistering hot days, or right when you're in the middle of all that intense computer activity at the office. If you want relief, well, you will have to bow down to the energy gods.
The litmus test for Bush and his cronies will be alternative energy. BoyCaught predicts this administration will do everything in its power (no pun) to stifle research and development of energy sources not based on fossil fuels. They wouldn't want to risk losing their increasing chokehold around your neck.
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