Hmm, Muslims and Communists working together in a power grab, can anyone say "night of the long knives".
What will happen to oil?
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Hmmmm Cats and Dogs working together in a power grab, can anyone say "night of the long barking meows".
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I was talking about China and it's influence on the world. If you want to talk about religious influence that's fine but I don't see how that has anything to do about the price of oil as yet.
The Muslim radicals are out for domination of the world and will only be using oil if the chance comes their way. They have over the centuries preferred the sword.
If the Russians were helping the riots in the Muslim world why not give themselves the upper hand and let their own Muslim countries go free.
Don't forget Russia is a major supplier of oil and natural gas in their area and Europe and can not afford to have Muslim extremists damaging their pipe lines. The last thing China and Russia need is an unstable Muslim world as they have large Muslim areas that will erupt if the scale tips the wrong way and cause them huge economic problems.
When that happens, sword will be answered with sword, and the cost of gas if you can find it will not be a problem. You will be in your basement hoping that flash you just saw wasn't an atomic bomb.
Steve.
The Muslim radicals are out for domination of the world and will only be using oil if the chance comes their way. They have over the centuries preferred the sword.
If the Russians were helping the riots in the Muslim world why not give themselves the upper hand and let their own Muslim countries go free.
Don't forget Russia is a major supplier of oil and natural gas in their area and Europe and can not afford to have Muslim extremists damaging their pipe lines. The last thing China and Russia need is an unstable Muslim world as they have large Muslim areas that will erupt if the scale tips the wrong way and cause them huge economic problems.
When that happens, sword will be answered with sword, and the cost of gas if you can find it will not be a problem. You will be in your basement hoping that flash you just saw wasn't an atomic bomb.
Steve.
I'm not sure how true it is, but I heard that Russia is having a problem with their oil reserves. I've also heard that the Arabs are also noting lower reserves too. Once again, I'm not sure how true this info is, but it sure is interesting if in fact it's true.
And then there's Israel, who has a discovery of a huge reserve. That should heat up the Middle East a bit.
As far as China, Russia, Europe, and the Muslim world goes, to me it's just a conglomerate of a 4-way power entity. Although they may not be wholeheartedly working together, they do, each of them, represent the same goal as to being "The King of the Hill", even if it's left to only the region in which they abide.
And then there's Israel, who has a discovery of a huge reserve. That should heat up the Middle East a bit.
As far as China, Russia, Europe, and the Muslim world goes, to me it's just a conglomerate of a 4-way power entity. Although they may not be wholeheartedly working together, they do, each of them, represent the same goal as to being "The King of the Hill", even if it's left to only the region in which they abide.
aey you guys I was talking to my father today and he said that the powers to be are going to start adding more ethenal (alcohol) in to the gas and that is bad news for anybody who owns a older year truck because the ethenal even the amount that they put in the gas now will totolly screw up the engine so what will the additional amount do to our bike motors please exuse the bad spelling
It's also a problem because I can eat corn, oil is good for nothing but burning. Drive around on our food supply, what idiot came up with that.
yea and like I said what is it going to do to our bike is there any way to avoid this
most of the damage is going to occur to the plastic parts in the carb as they sit for long periods in ethanol.... close the fuel petcock before you want to stop using your engine and let the carb run dry. should prevent a good deal of the damage.
yea and like I said what is it going to do to our bike is there any way to avoid this
unless you add a fuel stabilizer, try not to let fuel sit for long periods before use... even mixed fuel. long periods are anything over a couple months.
Don't know if you caught the news today but the Middle East is on fire. Crude oil prices rose 6% today behind the turmoil and we're seeing the unrest come to our shores now. The protest in Wisconsin aren't related to the causes of the Middle East protest but they certainly look similar. Is the whole world headed to civil wars springing up all over? Don't know but you should have cause for concern.
This stuff will stop all the harmful affects that ethanol fuel will cause to a carbureted engine.
yea and like I said what is it going to do to our bike is there any way to avoid this
Startron Gasoline Additive Additive, 8oz.
FWIW, E85 ethanol fuel has been shown to attack the aluminum and brass in carburetors as well. The potential damage is not limited to just the plastic and rubber bits.
E10 is enough to begin the damage process.
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I am thinking this could work ,,,, and using maybe even sea water YouTube - How will a fusion power plant work? .... oh I allmost forgot to mention the dumb stuff about light bulbs they are talking about
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I think it does work,we were doing something like that back in the 60's in 9th grade and the teacher was called to the office , we never saw him anymore and they made us do the rest of the year in study hall for that hour,our was metal enclousher was only about three foot across
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You betcha! Just wait until Summer comes around and rears up what's moving forth in the Middle East. Definitely some interesting things going on, that's for sure.
As far as the rest of the world showing signs of going crazy, I believe we're seeing just the beginning of it all.
Yes I do, 1973, OPEC started flexing it's muscle with the embargo
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Oil_Prices_1861_2007.svg
and IIRC gas went from about .30@gal to a buck at the pump.
Good post Kerf, nice to see a balanced take on this amid all the hysteria.
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