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[QUOTE=MarquisdeSade1;2683294][URL]https://www.newsmax.com/us/rasmussen-reports-registered-voters-pollster-americans/2022/04/07/id/1064770/[/URL]
Everyone responsible should be in federal prison![/QUOTE]So you can't find a link to that non-existent poll that shows "70% of Americans" thinking they were better off under Trump than Biden that your fellow Republican Party cult members here keep imagining they saw either?
Duly noted.
[QUOTE=ScatManDoo;2683345]The oil and gas industry's big decline is less than a decade away.[/QUOTE]Oil hasn't reached its peak yet and worldwide usage is increasing every year. It might not peak for another 10 years. Didn't you read Cali Guy report from World oil?
Here it is again:
World Oil:
In its monthly oil market report, the IEA raised its demand estimates by 200,000 b / the for both 2021 and 2022, to reflect clear signs that impact on economic activity and oil demand from the omicron variant remained "relatively subdued."
World oil demand was seen rising by 5. 5 million b / d in 2021 and by 3. 3 million be / the in 2022, the IEA said, surpassing its pre-pandemic levels by 200,000 be / the to 99.7 million b / d.
During the fourth quarter of 2021, the IEA said global demand "defied expectations" rising by 1.1 million b / d to 99 million b / d, an upward revision of 345,000 be / the compared to its previous report.
"If demand continues to grow strongly or supply disappoints, the low level of stocks and shrinking spare capacity mean that oil markets could be in for another volatile year in 2022." the IEA said.
You can fabricate lies and live in fantasyland all your life but successful people follow the facts. Oil is here to stay for decades.
[QUOTE=CaliGuy;2683244]Yes the 3% only represents new cars but there is still less than 1% of electric cars worldwide being driven today after 20 years of electric car production. So in 20 years only 1% of the cars are electric but somehow in next 10 years 100% will magically appear on our roads. Fantasyland at its best. What if we had stopped producing oil 10 years ago?[/QUOTE]Electric cars are not going to replace 100% of internal combustion engine vehicle production.
But greater than 50% will happen and it will likely happen in less than 10 years, not 30 years.
This year a large number of major automakers are introducing electric versions of platforms they already build ICE cars on.
There's an electric Mustang from Ford.
An electric Hummer from General Motors.
An all electric Porsche, and many other German makes with new electric models.
According to Google, there was around 60,000 new electric vehicles sold in the United States in February 2022, representing a little under 6% of all US auto sales. My estimate is that an even larger number of new electric bikes will also sell in the United States in February 2022, and probably a significant number of new electric motorcycles too.
When electric vehicles become dominant with over 50% of new light utility vehicles sales (mostly cars) is it not going to be led by the purchases of $135,000 electric Hummers weighting in at slightly over 9,000 pounds (9,063).
But instead it will be by new, innovative small vehicles weighing between 500 and 1,500 pounds, and ultralights weighing even less. And with many successful new electric vehicles costing less than $20,000, some even less than half that.
To move a 200 pound person around, you actually need less. Just about every electric bicycle I see is well under 100 lbs.
These light vehicles don't need big batteries, nor a network of charging stations. By my estimation, California has more than 1 billion 110 electrical outlets already available to plug into. The air keeps getting cleaner in California, which leads the United States in electric vehicle sales.
[QUOTE=EihTooms;2683376]So you can't find a link to that non-existent poll that shows "70% of Americans" thinking they were better off under Trump than Biden that your fellow Republican Party cult members here keep imagining they saw either?
Duly noted.[/QUOTE]Our Leaders Aren't Just Incompetent, They Are Saboteurs.
This is an administration motivated to satisfy the agenda of its radical, anti-borders activist base. The best interests of the country and the majority of its citizens aren't even on their radar.
By Brian Lonergan.
April 6, 2022.
While big government has long been derided as slow-moving, wasteful, and inefficient, there is a growing belief among Americans that what we are seeing right now is something more sinister. Yes, our government is still as wasteful and inefficient as ever, but those qualities alone do not bring the kind of fall-of-the-Roman-Empire news and images that have become commonplace today. The only possible conclusion is that a significant number of those in high places are deliberately wounding our nation for political gain, and the evidence for it mounts daily.
One need look no further than our current immigration crisis. For all the media hysteria at the time over the immigration policies of the Trump Administration, official data shows a border that was largely under control, with apprehensions of aliens at a manageable level. Tom Homan, former acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement with over 30 years' experience, has said the Trump-era immigration policies produced the most secure border in his lifetime.
Looking at the same metrics over the last 14 months, one will find a hockey stick-shaped spike that coincided with Joe Biden arrival in the White House. Some of the data, including a 1,121 percent increase in apprehensions in the Yuma Sector alone since last year, almost sound too outrageous to be true.
Did the circumstances south of the border change dramatically during that time? No, the change was due to a 180-degree reversal of the policies that demonstrably kept the border and the interior of the United States far safer from criminal elements among those entering the country illegally.
A chief executive committed to his oath of office, specifically the part about defending the country, simply would not do the things this administration has done.
The tone was set even before January 20,2021. In Democratic primaries the year before, candidate Joe Biden openly urged foreign nationals to "surge the border" if he were elected. This was followed by a blitz of executive orders on his first day in office. Many of the Trump border policies were ended, including those opposing sanctuary policies, preventing illegal aliens from being counted in the census, and authorizing construction of the border wall.
Did any of those Biden executive orders make things better for Americans living in America? Of course not. They only helped foreign nationals and extremist anti-borders groups with an agenda to weaken the United States. You, the anonymous, hard-working, taxpaying American citizen or legal resident, get to suffer the consequences.
The noxious tentacles of these policies are so long and intricate, it would take volumes to document and untangle all of them. The outcomes include more violent crime in the United States interior, death and suffering among those making the dangerous journey through Mexico, and a seemingly endless flow of people crossing our border about whom we know virtually nothing related to their backgrounds or intentions. What leader of a nation would allow this, much less intentionally cause it?
Now, just as the devastation from the COVID pandemic appears to ebb, the intentional damage being done to our country enters a new phase. The White House is preparing to end Title 42, a public health provision which has allowed border agents to control the spread of COVID as well as the illegal entry of foreign nationals across our border.
Border agents are predicting dire results from this move, with more deaths of foreign nationals, more illicit drugs entering the country, and a complete loss of operational control of the border. Even some of Biden's allies are warning that the move could exponentially worsen the crisis at the border, not to mention the political damage of having to own a self-inflicted humanitarian crisis just months away from midterm elections.
Not surprisingly, the Biden White House dismisses all of these warnings and pushes on with its poisonous rhetoric. This is an administration motivated to satisfy the agenda of its radical, anti-borders activist base. The best interests of the country and the majority of its citizens aren't even on their radar.
Yes, this administration has plenty of incompetence. One need only look at Biden's painful public speeches or Kamala Harris' cringeworthy overseas diplomatic missions to find that. Their broader policy strategies, however, are something different. They are the actions of people willing to cause damage to the country for their own self-interest.
Words matter, and accurate words need to be used. This is not incompetence; it is sabotage.
[URL]https://amgreatness.com/2022/04/06/our-leaders-arent-just-incompetent-they-are-saboteurs/[/URL]
[QUOTE=PVMonger;2683366]And the facts are that Republicans are idiots.[/QUOTE]Definition of an idiot is a person that continues to support Biden disasters. Most people are smart enough to know that inflation and $9 gas in parts of California is not healthy for America. Yes over $9 a gallon! An idiot does not.
[QUOTE=EihTooms;2683374]Florida alone harbors a Repub whose economic decisions as so-called potus in 2018 and 2020 led directly to the mass murder of a million Americans so far and counting and many more around the world.[/QUOTE]Remember the facts. Biden killed more Americans when he had 3 vaccines than died under Trump. Trump looks like a hero to America. Biden looks incompetent. You have to acknowledge the facts. Google it. Even fake news admits this.
[QUOTE=CaliGuy;2683245]I live in San Diego. Murders and attempted murders are up 38%. We are doing much better than LA and San Francisco. We are a democrat state. No one will argue with that. Since California defunded police and got soft on prosecuting crime it has been a nightmare. Probably as bad as NYC and Chicago. I do not know of one red state that defunded their police. I googled it and couldn't find one.[/QUOTE]Here's a quote from the ThirdWay article ([URL]https://www.thirdway.org/report/the-...murder-problem[/URL]): "Among the 50 states, murder rates were often well above the national average in many Republican-controlled states and cities. Jacksonville with 176 homicides and a murder rate (19.776) more than three times that of New York City (5. 94) has a Republican mayor. Tulsa (19.64) and Oklahoma City (11.16) have Republican mayors in a Republican state and have murder rates that dwarf that of LOS Angeles (6. 74). Lexington's Republican mayor saw record homicides in 2020 and 2021, with a murder rate (10.61) nearly twice that of New York City. Bakersfield (11.91) and Fresno (14.09) each have Republican mayors and murder rates far higher than either San Francisco or LOS Angeles.
Of course, some cities controlled by Democrats have alarming murder rates, like Chicago (28.49) and Houston (17.32). But we hear about these and other Democrat-run cities all the time. We aren't getting the whole picture."
So explain how Jacksonville, FL (with Republican mayor in a Republican state) has a 3 x higher murder rate than NYC (with a Democratic mayor -then. And a Democratic Governor). Or Tulsa and OK City with a higher murder rate than LA. Or any other of the stats above.
You can't, of course. But you'll deflect like usual. Probably with Bbbbbbbut Chicago. Or bbbbbbbut her emails.
[QUOTE=MarquisdeSade1;2683406]Our Leaders Aren't Just Incompetent, They Are Saboteurs.
This is an administration motivated to satisfy the agenda of its radical, anti-borders activist base. The best interests of the country and the majority of its citizens aren't even on their radar.
By Brian Lonergan.
April 6, 2022.
While big government has long been derided as slow-moving, wasteful, and inefficient, there is a growing belief among Americans that what we are seeing right now is something more sinister. Yes, our government is still as wasteful and inefficient as ever, but those qualities alone do not bring the kind of fall-of-the-Roman-Empire news and images that have become commonplace today. The only possible conclusion is that a significant number of those in high places are deliberately wounding our nation for political gain, and the evidence for it mounts daily.
One need look no further than our current immigration crisis. For all the media hysteria at the time over the immigration policies of the Trump Administration, official data shows a border that was largely under control, with apprehensions of aliens at a manageable level. Tom Homan, former acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement with over 30 years' experience, has said the Trump-era immigration policies produced the most secure border in his lifetime..[/QUOTE][b]Sean Hannity Explains It All To Us:[/b]
https://youtu.be/vyB7RaOTw6E
[QUOTE=CaliGuy;2683429]Definition of an idiot is a person that continues to support Biden disasters. Most people are smart enough to know that inflation and $9 gas in parts of California is not healthy for America. Yes over $9 a gallon! An idiot does not.[/QUOTE]The definition of an idiot is someone who thinks that the one-term, twice-impeached, fake-POTUS former guy was smart. The definition of an idiot is someone who believes that inflation is only going on in the US and nowhere else in the world. The definition of an idiot is someone whop believes that the rise in gasoline prices is somethin that is happening only in the US and nowhere else in the world. The definition of an idiot is someone who knows that the 2020 election was stolen but can't prove it. The definition of an idiot is someone who thinks that the one-term, twice-impeached, fake-POTUS former guy was smart.
[QUOTE=EihTooms;2683619][b]Sean Hannity Explains It All To Us:[/b]
https://youtu.be/vyB7RaOTw6E[/QUOTE][URL]https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/08/opinion/globalization-global-culture-war.html[/URL]
Allahu Akbar Motherfuckers!!
[QUOTE=PVMonger;2683620]The definition of an idiot is someone who thinks that the one-term, twice-impeached, fake-POTUS former guy was smart. The definition of an idiot is someone who believes that inflation is only going on in the US and nowhere else in the world. The definition of an idiot is someone whop believes that the rise in gasoline prices is somethin that is happening only in the US and nowhere else in the world. The definition of an idiot is someone who knows that the 2020 election was stolen but can't prove it. The definition of an idiot is someone who thinks that the one-term, twice-impeached, fake-POTUS former guy was smart.[/QUOTE][URL]https://sputniknews.com/20220408/think-tank-director-more-americans-want-biden-out-of-white-house-than-regime-change-in-russia-1094592595.html[/URL]
[QUOTE=CaliGuy;2683430]Remember the facts. Biden killed more Americans when he had 3 vaccines than died under Trump. Trump looks like a hero to America. Biden looks incompetent. You have to acknowledge the facts. Google it. Even fake news admits this.[/QUOTE]Everything you post lacks context. Plus, you are comparing apples-to-oranges. The Orange Buffoon was a so-called president* for about 10 months. During President Biden's (and he is President, not a fake president* like the former guy. And he did win the 2020 election, not get trounced like the former guy.) first 10 months in office, fewer people died of COVID than under Hair Furor.
President Biden has presided over a bunch of Republican idiots who won't get vaccinated wear masks or protect themselves. President Biden can't be blamed for people refusing to drink the water after being lead to it. President Biden didn't encourage people to drink bleach or to shove a lightbulb up their nether regions. President Biden didn't go on TV and lie to the American people and say that the virus would disappear like magic when the weather got warm.
What is true is that there is a higher death rate per capita in counties that voted for the Mango Mussolini than in counties that voted for President Biden. That's because Republicans don't have enough IQ points to decorate a domino. But everybody already knew that.
What all news sources everywhere admit is that Republicans are idiots. The only sources that say that Republicans are smart are the "fake newZ" sites. Oh, and the Russian sites that love Tucker "My lawyer admitted that nobody in their right mind should believe anything I say" Carlson.
[QUOTE=Canada;2683380]Oil hasn't reached its peak yet and worldwide usage is increasing every year. It might not peak for another 10 years. Didn't you read Cali Guy report from World oil?
Here it is again:
World Oil:
In its monthly oil market report, the IEA raised its demand estimates by 200,000 b / the for both 2021 and 2022, to reflect clear signs that impact on economic activity and oil demand from the omicron variant remained "relatively subdued."
World oil demand was seen rising by 5. 5 million b / d in 2021 and by 3. 3 million be / the in 2022, the IEA said, surpassing its pre-pandemic levels by 200,000 be / the to 99.7 million b / d.
During the fourth quarter of 2021, the IEA said global demand "defied expectations" rising by 1.1 million b / d to 99 million b / d, an upward revision of 345,000 be / the compared to its previous report.
"If demand continues to grow strongly or supply disappoints, the low level of stocks and shrinking spare capacity mean that oil markets could be in for another volatile year in 2022." the IEA said.[/QUOTE]The world is not pumping, transporting, nor selling as many barrels of oil as it did in 2019.
And it never will again, because there will never be as much demand for oil & gas ever again. Thank God, it is a crappy substance that dirties the air in most uses.
[QUOTE=EihTooms;2683619][b]Sean Hannity Explains It All To Us:[/b]
https://youtu.be/vyB7RaOTw6E[/QUOTE][URL]https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2022-03-24/ukraine-war-has-russia-s-putin-xi-jinping-exposing-capitalism-s-great-illusion[/URL]
How apropos printed in the turds paper! One of thee worst of the worst.
[QUOTE=PVMonger;2683672]Everything you post lacks context. Plus, you are comparing apples-to-oranges. The Orange Buffoon was a so-called president* for about 10 months. During President Biden's (and he is President, not a fake president* like the former guy. And he did win the 2020 election, not get trounced like the former guy.) first 10 months in office, fewer people died of COVID than under Hair Furor.
President Biden has presided over a bunch of Republican idiots who won't get vaccinated wear masks or protect themselves. President Biden can't be blamed for people refusing to drink the water after being lead to it. President Biden didn't encourage people to drink bleach or to shove a lightbulb up their nether regions. President Biden didn't go on TV and lie to the American people and say that the virus would disappear like magic when the weather got warm.
What is true is that there is a higher death rate per capita in counties that voted for the Mango Mussolini than in counties that voted for President Biden. That's because Republicans don't have enough IQ points to decorate a domino. But everybody already knew that.
What all news sources everywhere admit is that Republicans are idiots. The only sources that say that Republicans are smart are the "fake newZ" sites. Oh, and the Russian sites that love Tucker "My lawyer admitted that nobody in their right mind should believe anything I say" Carlson.[/QUOTE]Why do you type so much? Just say whatever good that happened in America is due to Biden and whatever bad is due to Trump. You would save so much time.
Every post you type is literally the same fucking thing. Inflation under Biden? That is due to Trump's pandemic. Unemployment better under Biden? That is due to Biden.
I just wonder how far you take this. If someone smiles at you, is that due to Biden? When somebody cuts you off on the road, do you say, "That damned Trump?
I know you may think I am being absurd. I am not. Are you really that crazy?