Originally posted by kidrock
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Quit trashing Obama's accomplishments.
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If you would have read the whole post .you would have seen at the Bottom who wrote it . Daniel S Hudson USMC
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Speaking of the Keystone XL fight, another underrated reason to prevent development of extremely dirty carbon deposits is to prevent the creation of yet another set of entrenched, wealthy interests who will have to be expropriated if devastating climate change is to be avoided. As Bill McKibben has written, there are about 2,800 billion tons of proven carbon reserves in the world, but only a fifth of that can be burned: Yes, this coal and gas and oil is still technically in the soil. But it’s already economically aboveground - it’s figured into share prices, companies are borrowing money against it, nations are basing their budgets on the presumed returns from their patrimony. It explains why the big fossil-fuel companies have fought so hard to prevent the regulation of carbon dioxide - those reserves are their primary asset, the holding that gives their companies their value. It’s why they’ve worked so hard these past years to figure out how to unlock the oil in Canada’s tar sands, or how to drill miles beneath the sea, or how to frack the Appalachians. If you told Exxon or Lukoil that, in order to avoid wrecking the climate, they couldn’t pump out their reserves, the value of their companies would plummet. John Fullerton, a former managing director at JP Morgan who now runs the Capital Institute, calculates that at today’s market value, those 2,795 gigatons of carbon emissions are worth about $27 trillion. Which is to say, if you paid attention to the scientists and kept 80 percent of it underground, you’d be writing off $20 trillion in assets. This applies not just to companies but to whole nations. Places like Angola or Nigeria have long been petrostates—completely captured by the oil industry—but Canada is showing increasing symptoms. Though the US can make a difference only on the margins, preventing development of the Albertan tar sands would probably be a healthy thing for Canadian democracy generally. on the same sight drill baby drill
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Sorry big Ed you can't have it both ways. Obama gave the Order to take out Bin laden so, it was an accomplishment for Obama but, I realize you can not give him credit because you would be torn to shreds by you cohorts. LolOriginally posted by LITE-INN View Postthe only think he accomplished not him his service men is bin laden is dead BUT WHERE IN THE HE11 IS THE JOBS AND WHY IS THE PRICE OF EVERYTHING GOING THRU THE ROOF YOU KNOW THE REAL THINGS
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but what tool them so long and I betcha that troop was set when bush was in office not bozo and dumboOriginally posted by kidrock View PostSorry big Ed you can't have it both ways. Obama gave the Order to take out Bin laden so, it was an accomplishment for Obama but, I realize you can not give him credit because you would be torn to shreds by you cohorts. Lol
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http://www.cnsnews.com/mrctv-blog/ma...wn-bushs-fault not sure I think all these people voted for rommney lol
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My wife is trying to find a plan that we can afford on the unaffordable heath care act. we pay 460.00 a month now and have a 25.00 copay...Obamacare offer,s nothing comparable to that.the closest we found was 590.00 a month with a $1000.00 deductible per insured person with a 25.00 copay..so if you had insurance you liked. you cant keep it even if it meets the standards set fourth.Everything he said was a lie. So you can praise him all you want..but i will not. He is ruining this country financially and morally. The man is pure evil at it,s finest! If your health care was worst and cost more than what you are going to get with Obamacare .you did not look around enough before you got. end of storyOriginally posted by kidrock View PostTells me all I need to know from now on lolLast edited by DirtRacer2014; 11-10-2013, 09:36 PM.
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