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Fuel Prices: Energy Use Rose 2.4 Percent in 2006
For all of you conspiracy buffs:
....China Up 8.4 Pct ... ....Oil and natural gas reserves were largely unchanged... ....North America fell 0.5 percent -- with a 1.0 percent drop in the United States partially offset by increases of 1.7 percent in Canada and 4 percent in Mexico... ....Chinese energy use continued to account for the majority of global energy consumption growth and the country now accounts for over 15 percent of world energy use... http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/070612/world..._use.html?.v=1 Clearly the Chinese are conspiring to use a lot of oil to produce the products we buy from them. |
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Fuel Prices: Energy Use Rose 2.4 Percent in 2006
Wayne.B wrote:
For all of you conspiracy buffs: ...China Up 8.4 Pct ... ...Oil and natural gas reserves were largely unchanged... ...North America fell 0.5 percent -- with a 1.0 percent drop in the United States partially offset by increases of 1.7 percent in Canada and 4 percent in Mexico... ...Chinese energy use continued to account for the majority of global energy consumption growth and the country now accounts for over 15 percent of world energy use... http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/070612/world..._use.html?.v=1 Clearly the Chinese are conspiring to use a lot of oil to produce the products we buy from them. Clearly the United States would be far better off if we simply cut our imports from Red China by about 90 per cent. |
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Fuel Prices: Energy Use Rose 2.4 Percent in 2006
Clearly the Chinese are conspiring to use a lot of oil to produce the
products we buy from them. The only good part being they're destroying their own environment hand over fist in their rush into industrialization. Better to have their rivers and cities wrecked than ours, right? To say nothing of poisoning their own (underpaid, nearly slave) workers and their children. What better market to sell our drugs to for treating the results of it, right? And foreign oil, better to suck everyone else dry long before tapping our own reserves. All because some nitwits think it's a bargain to get cheap **** from Walmart. Talk about braiding your own rope for the hangman. |
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Fuel Prices: Energy Use Rose 2.4 Percent in 2006
HK wrote:
Wayne.B wrote: For all of you conspiracy buffs: ...China Up 8.4 Pct ... ...Oil and natural gas reserves were largely unchanged... ...North America fell 0.5 percent -- with a 1.0 percent drop in the United States partially offset by increases of 1.7 percent in Canada and 4 percent in Mexico... ...Chinese energy use continued to account for the majority of global energy consumption growth and the country now accounts for over 15 percent of world energy use... http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/070612/world..._use.html?.v=1 Clearly the Chinese are conspiring to use a lot of oil to produce the products we buy from them. Clearly the United States would be far better off if we simply cut our imports from Red China by about 90 per cent. "simply"? A typical far-left statement from a guy who has to hide his imaginary chair in the photos he posted to boost his narcissism. |
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Fuel Prices: Energy Use Rose 2.4 Percent in 2006
On Jun 12, 10:57 am, HK wrote:
Wayne.B wrote: For all of you conspiracy buffs: ...China Up 8.4 Pct ... ...Oil and natural gas reserves were largely unchanged... ...North America fell 0.5 percent -- with a 1.0 percent drop in the United States partially offset by increases of 1.7 percent in Canada and 4 percent in Mexico... ...Chinese energy use continued to account for the majority of global energy consumption growth and the country now accounts for over 15 percent of world energy use... http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/070612/world..._use.html?.v=1 Clearly the Chinese are conspiring to use a lot of oil to produce the products we buy from them. Clearly the United States would be far better off if we simply cut our imports from Red China by about 90 per cent.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - If we did that, our industry would starve for parts and materials in a matter of months. |
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