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Tim has surely been a catalyst. Let's use some of those funds to help sustain those that would stand in the way of later developers, operators and machines that would despoil those most-beautiful lands.
support for sharia tyranny
In fact, Federal royalties on oil and gas could be used to fund research and development of oil's replacement. Congress actually proposed this several years ago in conjunction with drilling in ANWR (also Federal lands), which would have created a fund of billions of dollars for alternative fuels development. But Noooooo, the "oppose oil at all costs" crowd put an end to it. They have no solutions, only opposition.
Every American who heats their home, drives a car, or uses plastics ought to be angry at this man and his sympathizers for obstructing progress. There would be no environmental down-side!
You probably think there's such a thing as clean coal too, don't ya?
It's opposition like this that has prevented the whole of this country from becoming a massive, 3,000 mile wide nuclear power plant
I agree with; "Lets see Tim and all his cronies REALLY man up here!"
It would never happen......HYPOCRITES!
You ask for $25.00 donations.....YOU USED OIL TO MAKE THE $25.00 YOU ARE SENDING!!!! KIND OF LIKE USING OIL TO GET THE COUNTRY ON ITS FEET AND DEVELOPING NEW SOURCES OF ENERGY....AND WHAT THE HECK IS WRONG WITH NUCLEAR? I'd rather send a $25.00 donation to the oil companies!
Congratulations to Tim. I'm sure that it is better to raise the $1.7m to allow the bids to be honored than to get involved in a legal battle. I plan on being part of the solution by donating and bringing the case to the attention of friends who I know love unspoiled nature.
"Saudi Oil accounts for about 13% of U.S. oil imports. [...] the top oil exporters to the United States in May 2008 were, Canada, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Venezuela, and Nigeria (in order from most exports to least)." Little more than one barrel of ten has connections to the Middle East.
Right on, Tim! Big Oil has profits enough, and this nation has oil enough to tide us over until we learn to conserve.