Looming Energy and Food Crisis

“Crude oil will hit $150 a barrel” this is a very realistic prediction for 2010. For many years some experts have predicted the point when oil produced from existing wells is decreasing faster than new fields are found and coming on line. The US Energy Information Administration data show that global crude production peaked in May 2005. If nothing is undertaken, while China and India’s thirst for oil is increasing, this problem is exacerbating the existing financial crisis even more. Gas prices will increase again and are going to stay at a much higher level than before. Consumers already stretched to the limits in their spending have to cope with much higher energy prices soon, meaning they have much less to spend on other goods, further slowing the economy.

Billions of Stimuli for Electric Cars a Delusion

Electric cars already were developed about 100 years ago, and were abandoned because of the limitation of energy that could be stored. Again this time Electric Cars are dead on re-arrival – unless those have at least a similar recharging time to that of a gasoline car, which isn’t the case either. Electric Cars will never make money or be a commercial success.

Global warming Man Made Fraud

Despite Global Warming Legislation, it won’t reduce CO2 emission.
Humanity will keep spewing carbon into the atmosphere. The Kyoto Protocol divided the world into two groups. The roughly 1.2 billion citizens of industrialized countries equalling 20% of the people living on Earth that is expected to reduce their emissions. And the other 80% or 5 billion including both China and India that aren’t. These numbers alone are a guarantee that humanity isn’t going to reduce global emissions at all, not now and not in the future. The long-term trend is clear. The 80% populations and their per head emissions are increasing much faster than ours could fall under any remotely plausible carbon-reduction scheme.