Posted by TomTex on December 13, 2007 at 11:06:33 from (12.74.199.88):
In Reply to: Save the world???? posted by Nebraska Cowman on December 12, 2007 at 16:10:53:
Might as well guit worring about all this. Its broke and you cant fix it. Our economy is on its way down/out, and you haven't seen nothing yet. We have become/are becoming a two-language country which alone will end our democracy in 20-30 years. As for oil, China's need for oil products is going to grow exponentially for the next 40-50 years. They are pouring all the profits from all the sales to USA into armaments. When mid-east supplies dwindle against this increased demand, China will dramatically out-bid us for the crude. They are able to do this because we have become a nation of penny-pinchers who always put cheap ahead of quality, such as Wally World. We are now completely dependent on China-made junk, and can't even sort out which language we want. Can't control borders, can't enforce law. This is not a receipe for long-term survival. Get ready for limited, rationed supplies of fuel for 10-15 bucks per gallon, and the resultant end to this USA as we know it. Tom
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