Obama's Green Agenda: Does Not Add Up

Obama's Green Agenda: Does Not Add Up

by Arturo Raymond

26 pages· 2015

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Imagine a future steeped in debt, where every square foot of space is devoted to collecting alternative energy and billions of dollars are poured into solar panels and windmills that perpetually lose money, and hundreds of billions of our tax dollars line the pockets of politicians, big energy, big business, and corrupt environmental groups. Welcome to Obama's new ecotopian fantasyland. Private jets, caviar, and champagne for the connected elites, and beans and franks for us plebeians who actually pay for the endless government subsidies, corporate handouts, political payoffs, and zero accountability.

Why are we running out of oil at $50 a barrel, but at $100 a barrel the world's reserves gush to infinity? We are told that oil comes from dinosaurs that only died in certain places and somehow became cans of Pennzoil. These are some of the myths of peak oil. Russia was a country the West considered to have minimal oil reserves, yet became the largest oil and gas producer in the world by following the abiotic oil theory. Fact: Russia drills deep wells that do not go dry! Older wells thought to be dry in the U.S. are refilling, and exceeding past performance, yet the oil industry continues to embrace the peak dinosaur goo theory to bilk the oblivious American consumer.

After reading this book one will realize America is swimming in oil, that there is some serious monkey business going on in the White House and the oil industry, and America would have been better off researching unicorn flatulence as an alternative energy source.

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