The Natural Gas card is plays in nobody’s hand except Boone’s. He’s like the western barroom dealer that’s made a lifestyle of stacking the decks and keeping the piano player happy.

He’s a fair card shark though, he wants to give us wind power, a corridor, which you aptly point out.

Corridors through nations have synergies with all markets. I see a phone company rollout plan using the Wind Farms as wireless tower. That would get the telecom lobby on your side.

The economies of scale here are truly magnificent, perhaps the price you pay in these rural communities is being closer to the nuclear power plants, and you get free electricity in that community, that could be done. The sky’s the limit. A small nuclear accident or two in the United States is the lesser of two evils when the other is perpetual war for oil.

If the wars for oil ceased, I would live in one of those communities, of course the Wind Farms will be near them also. With all that electricity the vertical center of the United States will see population changes. This whole plan is huge, huge, huge, it’s amazing that http://www.pickensplan.com provides a wonderful glimpse into the behind the scenes production of this magnificent plan, this incredible poker game with energy policy.

I want this to happen now.

I’m sure that T. Boone Pickens will play any game that he can break even in or win to help this great nation remove itself from dependence on oil owned by persons we make war upon to wrest control of those resources.

I think Boone is a bit ashamed of where we are, perhaps the dealer let the wrong people into the game.

Let’s watch the show, and again, this Natrual Gas thing can go in other directions, including nuclear. I’m sure Boone plays bridge as well … well, maybe not.

The Natural Gas card is plays in nobody’s hand except Boone’s. He’s like the western barroom dealer that’s made a lifestyle of stacking the decks and keeping the piano player happy.

He’s a fair card shark though, he wants to give us wind power, a corridor, which you aptly point out.

Corridors through nations have synergies with all markets. I see a phone company rollout plan using the Wind Farms as wireless tower. That would get the telecom lobby on your side.

The economies of scale here are truly magnificent, perhaps the price you pay in these rural communities is being closer to the nuclear power plants, and you get free electricity in that community, that could be done. The sky’s the limit. A small nuclear accident or two in the United States is the lesser of two evils when the other is perpetual war for oil.

If the wars for oil ceased, I would live in one of those communities, of course the Wind Farms will be near them also. With all that electricity the vertical center of the United States will see population changes. This whole plan is huge, huge, huge, it’s amazing that http://www.pickensplan.com provides a wonderful glimpse into the behind the scenes production of this magnificent plan, this incredible poker game with energy policy.

I want this to happen now.

I’m sure that T. Boone Pickens will play any game that he can break even in or win to help this great nation remove itself from dependence on oil owned by persons we make war upon to wrest control of those resources.

I think Boone is a bit ashamed of where we are, perhaps the dealer let the wrong people into the game.

Let’s watch the show, and again, this Natrual Gas thing can go in other directions, including nuclear. I’m sure Boone plays bridge as well … well, maybe not.

You are right on a global scale, but it really does matter to me which BTU’s we are buying (oil BTUs from people that do not like us very much or natural gas BTUs from neighbors) during the time that we are building up our non-combustion alternatives.

You are right on a global scale, but it really does matter to me which BTU’s we are buying (oil BTUs from people that do not like us very much or natural gas BTUs from neighbors) during the time that we are building up our non-combustion alternatives.

The more the speculators and investors push the natgas price (the easiest oil substitute), the more appealing are sustainable non-combustion alternatives. Natgas is still a fossil fuel and its combustion creates millions of tons of GHG / GWe / year.

The more the speculators and investors push the natgas price (the easiest oil substitute), the more appealing are sustainable non-combustion alternatives. Natgas is still a fossil fuel and its combustion creates millions of tons of GHG / GWe / year.