Alaska Governor Sarah Palin likes Barack Obama's energy plan. Is this a trick?

August 5, 2008 Governor Sarah Palin today responded to the energy plan put forward by the presumptive Democratic nominee for President, Illinois Senator Barack Obama. “I am pleased to see Senator Obama acknowledge the huge potential Alaska’s natural gas reserves represent in terms of clean energy and sound jobs,” Governor Palin said. “The steps taken by the Alaska State Legislature this past week demonstrate that we are ready, willing and able to supply the energy our nation needs.” In a speech given in Lansing, Michigan, Senator Obama called for the completion of the Alaska natural gas pipeline, stating, “Over the next five years, we should also lease more of the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska for oil and gas production. And we should also tap more of our substantial natural gas reserves and work with the Canadian government to finally build the Alaska natural gas pipeline, delivering clean natural gas and creating good jobs in the process.. » read more

Free Electricity from Thin Air ! (video)

Posted 8/31/08 Most people aren't aware of the free energy floating around them every day. I'll show you how to capture this energy and turn it into free electricity...seemingly from thin air.. » read more

Water Car / Water As Fuel

----- Original Message ----- From: Gary To: gfourx Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2008 11:40 PM Subject: where are we Well……..lets see where we are after Patric was so kind to put my message to him about water as fuel on fourwinds10; After receiving about 180 voicemails and over 100 emails (wealthandwellness@rocketmail.comd), I have made the time to return each and every email with an invitation to the multipurpose web conference room where everyone gets the opportunity to ask questions using voip, receive files, see reports, see videos, view subject related web pages, and generally get information that one called astonishing. “where do you get all this stuff” one said last night after seeing a sports car that in 30 seconds transforms into a high performance sport plane.. » read more

5 Years After Blackout, Power Grid Still in 'Dire Straits'

related: Blackout 2003 Revisited know how to use home generators and store fuel safely August 15, 2008 by Jason Leopold The Public Record Five years ago this month, a devastating blackout rippled through the Northeastern United States. The blackout plundged more than 50 million people into darkness for nearly three days and left a gaping $10 billion hole in the nation’s economy. The power outage, however, wasn't an isolated incident. Three years later, in July 2006, Queens, New York lost power for nine days, which resulted from the deterioration of decades old electrical cables responsible for sending power to the city’s 100,000 residents. The US power grid - three interconnected grids made up of 3,500 utilities serving 283 million people - still hangs together by a thread, and its dilapidated state is perhaps one of the greatest threats to homeland security, according to Bruce deGrazia, the president of Global Homeland Security Advisors and a former assistant deputy undersecretary for the Department of Defense, who spoke at an electricity industry conference in Shepherdstown, Va.. » read more

Russian Wins Control of Turkmen Gas

July 31, 2008 In the race for Caspian gas, Russia has won and the United States has lost, according to an article in Wednesday’s Asia Times. In his article, Russia takes control of Turkmen (world?) gas, M K Bhadrakumar, a former career diplomat in the Indian Foreign Service, wrote, “From the details coming out of Ashgabat in Turkmenistan and Moscow over the weekend, it is apparent that the great game over Caspian energy has taken a dramatic turn. In the geopolitics of energy security, nothing like this has happened before. The United States has suffered a huge defeat in the race for Caspian gas. The question now is how much longer Washington could afford to keep Iran out of the energy market.. » read more

Tesla's "1930 Pierce Arrow" Electric Automoblie

Posted 8/14/08 Tesla's "1930 Pierce Arrow" Electric Automoblie (that could have been powered by the tower seen below.) (SCROLL DOWN) Nikola Tesla reading a newspaper in his Colorado Springs Lab. • 1908 Tesla Motors of 2006 runs on a electric motor with a rack of batteries. Nik's Car was Wireless Dude! No need for downtime recharging it. Return to Telsa Company like back in 1930.. » read more

Cost of Gas, Diesel NOT Tied To Presumptive Cost of Crude Oil

Posted 8/10/08 In the fall of 2000, a guy named Roland from Yakima, WA, said to me that a trusted source from the oil industry had once told him that we have to drive around for a year burning gasoline to make a set of tires. In other words, gasoline is a "byproduct" and rubber is a "product." That thought had remained in the back of my mind until gas reached $4 a gallon and people began linking the commodity trading price of crude oil to the price of gasoline. We even received a mailing from Rep. Bill Sali (R-ID) urging our support of a plan to start drilling in Alaska to reduce the cost of gasoline, diesel and home heating oil.. » read more

What Oil Crisis?

August 5, 2008 If this is true; we should fire every elected official and all their cronies...... » read more

Russia takes control of Turkmen (world?) gas

July 30, 2008 From the details coming out of Ashgabat in Turkmenistan and Moscow over the weekend, it is apparent that the great game over Caspian energy has taken a dramatic turn. In the geopolitics of energy security, nothing like this has happened before. The United States has suffered a huge defeat in the race for Caspian gas. The question now is how much longer Washington could afford to keep Iran out of the energy market. Gazprom, Russia's energy leviathan, signed two major agreements in Ashgabat on Friday outlining a new scheme for purchase of Turkmen gas.. » read more

ANALYSIS-US Oil Firms Seek Drilling Access, but Exports Soar

July 3, 2008 WASHINGTON3 (Reuters) - While the U.S. oil industry want access to more federal lands to help reduce reliance on foreign suppliers, American-based companies are shipping record amounts of gasoline and diesel fuel to other countries. A record 1.6 million barrels a day in U.. » read more

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