Alcohol Can Be a Gas, Part 1

[hablerz]

I like these shows but why over the fear over the terrorism and global warming ? both of these areas have been show to be highly suspect.

[kabenitezguy]

...Im bored.

[smitty9999]

I just heard on you on coast to coast. It was a great interview and I'm going to research this further.

[PeekyBooo]

The global warming science has been totally debunked.

[carloss1960]

Impressive!

[MrDANIELDMARTINRIOS]

there is sweet sorghum,sugarcane,sugarbeets,s­weet potatoes ,agave and dates ,very good feedstocks for ethanol production

[Rhamsody]

hmm sounds like this guy is speaking a dangerous TRUTH. he better watch out for his life b4 the corporate fatcats do a John Todd on him....illuminati bastards.

[railbuggy]

What's wrong with this video?  I downloaded the Adobe flash player & it still won't play. Why isn't this in the usual You Tube format? This sucks!

[MrBuckwilliam]

hey, what's up with that blank sound at 19:42? i would like to know the words spoken there...

[carloss1960]

@MrBuckwilliam I think he says they remove the sugar by crushing the cane juice out.

[youngsinfo]

He is correct on the history and it is more that what he is just saying here. Really like this guy!

[Ducky11112]

Hey look, the C# cookbook 0:02 !

[peakmoment]

What does this have to do with the program??

[Ducky11112]

I am a programmer and that was one of the things I noticed about this video.

[CaptainShays]

You're correct about Rockefeller's push toward passage of the 18th amendment abolishing alcohol and a whole list of drugs. For the first time in US history the federal govt presumed to tell free individuals what they could put into their own bodies and at the same time relegated us to a dependence on oil. Thanks to progressive liberal Democrat scumbags. Yes it was progressives who banned alcohol and started the war on drugs and are mostly responsible for our dependence on oil.

[killthemallyar]

IT was a womans right wing conservative group that was given millions of dollars by Rockefeller. I think you need to look up some definitions and what is currently going on now because you can def buy congress, especially with religious loonies as a front

[CaptainShays]

@killthemallyar You make my argument. Rockefeller gave progressive women's groups the money. They were the same Eastern European type Christians who thought that since the bible says feed the hungry that we should feed the hungry through the govt. If they are homeless we should provide for them a govt home.

[jzcoll]

1.Virtually EVERYTHING ferments to produce alcohol: paper, plants, food waste, garbage, you name it. Nature gets you to 14% then distillation takes it from there. 2. Shut down casino wall street financing schematic of the last 30yrs. replace it with Eisenhower era reforms to stop looting of American. REMEMBER Government by the People, For the People. WE are the government, not some comic book entity that these T-party zoids make it seem in their "give-me-someone-to blame-and hate" pee-brains.

[singingzebras]

Great Information! Thank You!

[lutherheggs]

If we burn alcohol then all them poor dinosaurs swam all the way to Saudia Arabia to die for nothing

[lutherheggs]

This Blume guy is one of them tree tugging librels like Tim Robbins and Jane Fonda and Susan Sarendon

[gman100]

When you open your mouth it removes all doubt as to your stupidity. Best to keep it shut and keep us all guessing! Ha!

[metlahead6]

you sir are an idiot

[scarmenl]

I purchased the book and am only on chapter 5 and already I can see that I'm going down this road.

It will allow me to stop supporting big oil, greatly reduce polution, make engines last far longer and make a good living doing it.

[D0g63rt]

Doesn't alcohol burn hotter? So it would make the engines last shorter.

[scarmenl]

You have it the wrong way around, alcohol burns cooler.

[D0g63rt]

Oh you're totally right, my bad.

[GhostOf1775]

Rockefeller had questionable Jewish connections. Correlations?

I wasn't aware of the connection between Prohibition and the Oil industry. It makes sense and Ill be looking into that more.

@ 6:30 Algae produces far more oil then most plants.

@ 26:00 he repeats the 'heat seeking missile' story.

[peakmoment]

I've read that Rockefeller promoted prohibition to keep farmers from producing ethanol as fuel for their tractors, trucks, etc. Worked really well -- keep the monopolists in power.

[edwardwoelke]

Is there some proof that Rockefeller donated 4 million to the WCTM? I searched the internet but only found this claim being recycled by alternative energy groups.

[birchmanllc]

The really interesting thing is they always talk about additives to gasoline to clean your enginc. Sounds like you could simply add alcohol to clean the deposits.

[birchmanllc]

Thank You for putting this up. Just froming racing I knewn alcohol can be used as a fuel however did not know that it runs cleaner. I have a turbo charged car I you to race and will give this a try especially since I have an electronic tool to change the air to fuel ratio at various RPM.

[Beerguy840]

This guy should be the Energy Czar for the US, why are we not running all of our engines on alcohol??????

[peakmoment]

The problem is that corn ethanol does not give us a very good energy return on energy invested. It wouldn't be economical in the U.S. if we taxpayers weren't subsidizing it. Ethanol doesn't have the energy density of petroleum (or we'd be using it instead the past 150 years). Cellulosic ethanol is not commercially viable yet.

[darkvader47]

If David Blume could read what Peakmoment just wrote, he would disagree largely with you. Goes to show how much education one gets from a couple interviews. It's obvious you didn't read his book, and it was the lobbying by old man Rockefeller going against Henry Ford that kept us from using alcohol. Peakmoment must be in the pockets of the oil people as well.

[peakmoment]

Dark, David's book wasn't out when we taped the show. My goal was to get him to cover the topic in a balanced way, especially the issues of net energy return. I understand Rockefeller's nefarious work against alcohol for fuel. I think alcohol from appropriate sources (not corn) will be part of our energy substitutes. I have zero connections with the oil people.

[soleprobe1]

These Rockefellers and the likes have only had a negative effect on this planet: their oil, their chemicals, their GMOs, their drugs, their banking systems, their educational systems and their war machines....they are the evil on this planet robbing humanity of life, liberty and prosperity.

[Stratau]

Just let him speak

[billybbob18]

I ordered my book yesterday...I'm going to do this.

[stealthyeros]

@ 19:40, why does the audio get caught off? Are we not suppose to know how Brazil take the sugar cane and make fuel out of it?

[D0g63rt]

Sugar cane is... infinitely better than corn for making ethanol

[peakmoment]

Oops! We're sorry for that five-minute sound blockout. Sounds like you got the gist of it.

[ronarprfct]

I could still hear the background noises, just not his words.

[peakmoment]

Apparently the channel with his mic didn't make it into the final, just the channel with the background. Sorry--wish we could fix it but the tapes are erased.

[zstowasser]

ahh that sucks but atleast you have something for us! thanks for all your hard work ! you're an amazing resource! infopatriots(dot)org

[billybbob18]

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any page doing this will only get 1 * from me

Youtube should display the vids with comment approval. This is pretty annoying, especially then the comment supports the poster's viewpoint

Good message... horrible censorship

[billybbob18]

@ 16:00 he explains how more useful food will come from corn as a byproduct of the production of alcohol from the otherwise useless corn starch.

[mdostay]

Interested in how he proposes to get a 100% alcohol engine to start in colder climates. IIRC, even in Brazil, between the equator and the tropic of cancer, where average low temps year round are > 20C, they still have a tank for gas to start the car, and a tank for alcohol once the car is warm. You need to be at operating temp before you can burn alcohol.

[chrispixem]

alcohol can be made out of the unedible parts of plants, or even plants like cattails, and kelp. Why don't people do a little research before they run their fkn mouth!!

[refind1]

Can I use alcohol if my truck uses diesel?

[2snalgas]

FEAR, is a strong motivator. It has been used against us for a long, long time. STOP complaining just read this guys book and you'll find out that there are ways and procedure to cover all your fears like going to jail... Information is POWER. BRAZIL is self sufficient and all they use is alcohol.But if you're weak DO NOT READ THIS BOOK!!! You can't handle the truth.

[Kr4ftw3rk]

I like the kelp idea :)

[doofuss2]

lot of bullshit in there bloom

[cribcat1]

read what you said

[corduroy99]

how old is this horseshit?! I get really pissed off at this guys that are so tunnel vision and one track minded in their own agenda that they FAIL TO CONSIDER everything else? Ethanol es going to be mandated by law to be included in gasoline. In California we already include ethanol in our gasoline. What he failed to mention is the effect that using all that land to GROW FUEL INSTEAD OF FOOD will have on people, specially middle class and poor. We are seeing very high food prices already.

[hellobilly33]

You're the lame. He addressed that consideration in this video. You should hit replay and this time listen AND take notes.

[fishkiller41]

SO, if i convert my truck to run on Alcohol/Methanol, then where do i get my Fuel? If i try to make it myself i go to PRISON.(if i get caught)How can one distill their own Methanol, without breaking any laws?

[gone2bch]

no, you can get a permit to produce the fuel with a still at your home. It just has to be distilled by adding 5% gasoline to make it undrinkable. If you don't, and someone just happens to come by and check it, then you can get into trouble.

[ronarprfct]

Kinda defeats the friggin' purpose if you are trying to not use any gas to have to add it to the alcohol you make. Are you certain you can't add something else to make it undrinkable?

[luvhafiz]

read the book don't be a victim any more

[seanredsky]

It is illegal to distill alcohol intended for human consumption. However, you can apply for a permit which allows for the distilling of alcohol intended to be used for fuel. The permit is very cheap and easy to get. The only requirement is that you must add 2 gallons of gasoline to every 500 gallons of distilled alcohol to ensure it will not be consumed by people. This information is readily available and should also be provided when you apply for your permit. Hope that helps!

[billybbob18]

The permit is free if I'm not mistaken. I am planning on creating my own fuel, but this is just talk... lets all act. Peace

[oldphoque]

This is true but you will have to be inspected and can expect unexpected visits from the fda and atf. Just make sure your blend has an unedible prtion of petrol. That and you have to have a safe apparatus.

[1miltond]

$3.00 1 galon of regular gasoline $ 2.79 1 galon of etanol 0.20 c diff.Sorry I don't think this is good enough farming is not the answer besides it is going to end up in inports wee don't want the same thing wee have now

[ralphp1800]

didn't watch the whole video. price isn't the only reason. dont be so narrow minded.

[luvhafiz]

read the book don't be a victim anymore

[tomterahedrob]

you tube search Robert Zubrin.He goes on for90 minutes about this."the unsubsidized price of methanol is 96c a gallon"ITS 50 or %the power of gasoline so you use almost twice as much

[joshfif]

RISING TEMP.???

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[taghl]

informative

we have to break free from 'big oil' before they sink us in wars all over this planet

ecological energy is out there from other sources--------------god provided

[nosmartyr]

So you'd suggest we blanket the land with radiation? It doesn't matter how much power those masts use; cell phones still emit dangerous cancer causing waves.

[RichCrisler]

I love this guy he rocks he reminds me alot of myself!

[soylentgreenb]

Regarding the cell phone issue. Look at the inverse square law; if you want lower exposure to radiowaves you'd want those masts placed everywhere.(then they wouldn't need to use much power, and neither would your cell phone).

[monkey4725]

This was very informative. Thank you for making this series of videos.