Close the loophole that is forcing American food and fuel prices ever higher.

To save mankind requires the wholesale rejection of environmentalism as hatred of science, technology, progress, and human life.

Greenies in league with Demercrats and other Progressives have managed to create a world shortage of food.

A shale formation stretching North Dakota and Montana may have an estimated 3.0 to 4.3 billion barrels of technically recoverable oil, according to a U.S. Geological Survey assessment.

George Bush appears to have beaten Al Gore again.

I first published an article on this subject in April 2006 - two years ago… but with some minor updates it is still as true today as it was then - and to my mind, it bears repeating!  So here goes:

WASHINGTON - From India to Africa to North Korea to Pakistan and even in New York City, higher grain prices, fertilizer shortages and rising energy costs are combining to spell hunger for millions in what is being characterized as a global “silent famine.”

So Al Gore is launching a three-year, $300 million ad campaign to frighten us all into doing what he says (not what he does) to counter global warming. It is a safe bet this spectacular propaganda endeavor will feature prominently polar bears who will be described as endangered species due to the impact of climate change on their ever-less icy habitat.

Recently I emailed a gentleman who is highly regarded, nationally and internationally, as one of the top strategic, military and economic long-range thinkers of our times. He is the author of several bestselling books about the way globalization is impacting the lives of the Earth’s population.

In early March, President Bush, addressing an International Renewable Energy Conference, was widely quoted saying that the United States has to “get off oil.” Earlier he had said that America was “addicted” to oil. These are such huge lies one wonders why he is telling them, unless perhaps he has quietly been investing in ethanol production.

A lot of environmentalists are learning how George Bush felt after invading Iraq and finding no weapons of mass destruction.

I’m still reeling from one of the most blatantly unconstitutional and amazingly stupid congressional acts of my lifetime.

Those of us who grew up in the 1940s and 50s almost universally look back on those days with great fondness. Born into an era that saw the end of the Depression and living as children through World War II, we were nonetheless somehow shielded from it by parents who took care to ensure that these calamities in the world did not take from us the sheer joy of being young.

The efforts by the ‘Greens’ to destroy the American economy are starting to take effect.

...Ethanol.