@juanmisimo Well try to answer seriously ? Of course I know how to achieve Energy Independence. Everyone knows how. Solar Energy. But did the Democrats do anything for large Scale Solar Powerplants so far ? I didn't hear anything.
@mo1elftausend Firstoff, the U.S doesn't get any of the oil from Iraq, research a little bit more. That was not the reason the U.S went there in the first place. Second, Obama invested like 2 billion on Solar Energy. Which is quite retarded, because it's the government subsidizing and trying to get a monopoly of that kind of energy, but at the long run it's not worth it. That's why there isn't a big investment on that kind of energy from companies.
@juanmisimo wow you fail completly. 1) It doesn't even matter where the oil from Iraq goes as long as it goes to the world market it keeps oil prices down. BTW many people argue Saddam's decision to change Oil Exports to Euro is what caused the invasion. 2) Solar Energy Subsidies lead to more private Investment into Solar Energy.
@mo1elftausend LoL REALLY?? So according to you, the U.S went there, spent 1 trillion to simply lower the oil prices.. That's fucking ridiculous to think honestly. Second, the government is the BIGGEST investor in solar energy. Which means that they have somewhat of a monopoly over it. The reason of their investment is that they find it good for the environment. But at the long run it's a waste of resources with not much in return. Thus the reason why big companies don't invest in solar energy.
@mo1elftausend I think the government should quit picking the winners in the energy debate and let a free market decide. When I say pick winners, what I mean is quit picking the companies that line their pockets with cash. The little guy loses with the government intervention. Legalize free competition; regulations prevent alternative energy sources from competing unless the name is BP, Exxon, and Mobil…
@jlbarber54 You are right there. However the problem is that the free market does not adjust for the ecological damage. If there was a polution tax for creating energy out of coal/oil, solar energy sure would have a easier time and won't need subsidy.
VP from Goldman Sachs changes name and goes to work for a gov oversight committee. the one that over sees banks
youtube.com/watch?v=Sou6e02BenU
TheMidnightdrunk 6 months ago
did a former VP at Goldman Sachs change his name and go to work on Issa's Oversight Committee?
youtube.com/user/TheMidnightdrunk?feature=mhee#p/u/5/Sou6e02BenU
TheMidnightdrunk 6 months ago
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Robotic solar PV factories will change all that "solar ain't good enough" nonsense!
fireofenergy 1 year ago
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fireofenergy 1 year ago
Lmao. John Boehner (John-BONER)
SketchApps 1 year ago
s.o.s. desde alhama de granada ...libertad para montes neiro...
LegadoEduardoCorrea 1 year ago
I rather get my Oil from Iraq than drilling into our own Reserves ! Come on Soldiers, I want to fill up my Hummer with some Gas.
mo1elftausend 1 year ago
@mo1elftausend I was gonna seriously answer, until i saw your avatar. And try harder
juanmisimo 1 year ago
@juanmisimo Well try to answer seriously ? Of course I know how to achieve Energy Independence. Everyone knows how. Solar Energy. But did the Democrats do anything for large Scale Solar Powerplants so far ? I didn't hear anything.
mo1elftausend 1 year ago
@mo1elftausend Firstoff, the U.S doesn't get any of the oil from Iraq, research a little bit more. That was not the reason the U.S went there in the first place. Second, Obama invested like 2 billion on Solar Energy. Which is quite retarded, because it's the government subsidizing and trying to get a monopoly of that kind of energy, but at the long run it's not worth it. That's why there isn't a big investment on that kind of energy from companies.
juanmisimo 1 year ago
@juanmisimo wow you fail completly. 1) It doesn't even matter where the oil from Iraq goes as long as it goes to the world market it keeps oil prices down. BTW many people argue Saddam's decision to change Oil Exports to Euro is what caused the invasion. 2) Solar Energy Subsidies lead to more private Investment into Solar Energy.
mo1elftausend 1 year ago
@mo1elftausend LoL REALLY?? So according to you, the U.S went there, spent 1 trillion to simply lower the oil prices.. That's fucking ridiculous to think honestly. Second, the government is the BIGGEST investor in solar energy. Which means that they have somewhat of a monopoly over it. The reason of their investment is that they find it good for the environment. But at the long run it's a waste of resources with not much in return. Thus the reason why big companies don't invest in solar energy.
juanmisimo 1 year ago
@mo1elftausend I think the government should quit picking the winners in the energy debate and let a free market decide. When I say pick winners, what I mean is quit picking the companies that line their pockets with cash. The little guy loses with the government intervention. Legalize free competition; regulations prevent alternative energy sources from competing unless the name is BP, Exxon, and Mobil…
jlbarber54 1 year ago
Example, liquid hydrogen has been stifled for 30 years but now that the big boys are in the hydrogen business it now becomes a suitable source.
jlbarber54 1 year ago
@jlbarber54 You are right there. However the problem is that the free market does not adjust for the ecological damage. If there was a polution tax for creating energy out of coal/oil, solar energy sure would have a easier time and won't need subsidy.
mo1elftausend 1 year ago