Re: America needs to export energy now

On Jan 27, 12:57 pm, Willie.Moo...@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Brad,

Your commentary about the government keeping secrets has nothing
whatever to do with a workable energy policy that helps all
Americans.

Its really very simple.

It is anything but simple when your own country is being run into the
nearest toilet by those Semitic faith-based bigots in charge of most
everything that counts, and otherwise continually lying its infowar
spewing *** off at the ongoing collateral damage and demise of so
many others that deserve a whole lot better.


We use our water and sunny lands with my patented technology to create
hydrogen to burn in power plants instead of coal. This eliminates
most of our carbon emissions.

Then we take that coal we don't burn and use more hydrogen to make
synfuels at $8 per barrel. We burn that instead of importing oil.

This will be a huge benefit to our balance of trade.

We'll actually have more oil than we know what to do with in this
case, so we export the extra to China and India - balancing out our
trade deficits, while elminating the major hole in our balance of
trade.

This will make it easier for them to hold debt, and give them
something to invest in in the US that benefits them. This will
further positively effect the value of our dollar on the world's
markets.

It will take about 45,000 sq km of solar collectors and 70 coal to
liquid plants along with a few thousand miles of hydrogen pipelines,
and a few hundred gas well fields converted to hydrogen storage - to
achieve this.

It will cost $909 billion to do this and generate $690 billion per
year in margins - at 10x earnings - this will be worth over $6.9
trillion.

I did all the calculations above.

This has nothing whatever to do with any of the stuff you've talked
about here.

So, I'm taking this opportunity to repeat the relevant facts of this
thread - why don't you take your conspiracy theories somewhere else?

There are perfectly valid "conspiracy" reasons as to why we're so deep
into the horrific energy shortage and environmental demise that we're
in. Otherwise I'm here for the same reason(s), in order to oppose
your Third Reich mindset of continually reinforcing all that's pro big-
government (apparently the more Semitic the better) and otherwise big-
energy of global fossil and yellowcake domination that's so hell bent
upon exterminating 90+% of humanity via starvation or AGW trauma, just
so that the warm and fuzzy Mook world of 100% hydrogen making and of
commercial energy consumption along with whatever amounts of NOx is
all or nothing. (replacing CO2 with NOx is not exactly a good trade
off)

Never the less, we need those supposedly improved energy density and
affordable farms of Mook PV units giving us an average of 100 w/m2
(that's 200 w/m2 by day), and yet for the past decade and counting you
still have not managed to contribute a commercial kw of clean energy
or much less any metric tonne of green hydrogen, as to show for it
all.

BTW, it seems that I'm the only one here that's not flat out opposed
to seeing those thousands of Mook PV farms (though just not in my
backyard that instead has a nifty tower alternative footprint that's
worthy of contributing 40 kw/m2 of its clean and renewable energy),
and remember I'm not even the least bit opposed to the makings of Mook
hydrogen that'll eventually become so cheap that it could be nearly
given away, especially as compared to the future $1000/kg of
yellowcake and the WWIII $1000/barrel of bloody crude.

BTW No.2, instead of our continued supply of domestic coal and of
imported oil that's literally costing us and especially of Muslim arms
and legs in addition to its $100+/barrel, at best we've only got
another two centuries at full conversion of our national coal reserves
into Mook synfuel. Other than all those vast gaping open pit coal
mines that are excavated of every last m3 worth of coal, along with
continued AGW and of our lunar gravity/tidal warming process that's
headed our frail environment off the charts, as well as our having to
cope with another meter+ per century of sea level from all those
forever rising and warming oceans of vast dead zones that'll only
accommodate jellyfish, then what? (Mook personal flotation devices and
those McJelly Happy Meals for $100 each?)
. - Brad Guth
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