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Started by K-Dog, Apr 08, 2026, 04:54 PM

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PUHLEEASE.  You should read back your own prose some time.  You ejaculate out so much praise for Elon and his forbearers it would put his publicist to shame.  Even when you call them shits your admiration comes spurting off the keyboard in thick gobs.  "It's the Amerikan Way!"  As if this justifies their actions?  These are the guys that funded all the Wars the FSoA waged over the last 2 Centuries, not to mention the genocide of the original inhabitants.  Your heroes are all vile and disgusting pigs, racketeers who profit off the misery of others.

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Quote from: RE on Sep 19, 2026, 12:12 PMPUHLEEASE.  You should read back your own prose some time. 
Natural Resources Research? Anything written for the GSA Bulletin? AAPG Bulletin? Journal of Petroleum Geology? They have already been peer reviewed by the qualified experts.

The professionals find nothing to recast in my words from into their own perspective. That doesn't appear to be the case on the internet among those pitching a perspective, as opposed to science. And you can't tell me that your faux misunderstanding of my point on robber barons and oligarchs is anything other than trying to force your perspective into my point, and doing a poor job of it.


Quote from: REYou ejaculate out so much praise for Elon and his forbearers it would put his publicist to shame. 
I explained my comment. I stand by what I said, and have nothing further to note on your consistent misrepresentations. If you don't like my explanation feel free to argue around it. But you can do better than name calling....unless of course....you CAN'T do better than name calling.

 

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Your opinion has been duly noted and filed.



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APNEWS.COM 2026-10-14

Energy agency lowers world oil demand forecast for the year

The International Energy Agency has lowered its global oil demand forecast due to higher fuel prices, supply limitations, and economic pressures from regional conflict. Diesel demand is falling sharply, and while production increased in September led by Gulf nations, overall supply is expected to decline before recovering next year. Volatile prices persist amid geopolitical instability, and recent U.S. diesel transactions are unlikely to significantly reduce consumer costs.


Surely it will recover next year since Mother Russia will have all their refineries rebuilt and Hormuz will be wide open and the Saudis and Houthis will kiss and make up so the world can get back to the regularly scheduled Happy Motoring.🙄

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