It doesn't take a Phd. to figure out that we need to develop ALL of our natural resources including, and right now, oil and natural gas.  But, I must say,  man oh man is it tough to get to our resources with all the blockades.  Now...about that claim that the wildlife can't adapt and that  drilling in ANWR will terrify the wildlife away ...Meanwhile OPEC is cutting production (for you greens, that's a code for cutting the supply) and our governement is stitting on its tail and working hard to prohibit any future development, not to mention to put the coal industry out of business.

So much for that one, but there's more...

Look here and be sure you pay attention to that little red dot!  That's the area being blocked by our government  and hollered about by the greens  that could produce 880,000 barrels of oil a day.  I'm not the only one pointing this out.  There's great information here---> Try this guy, or this one, or this guy too. Bill Hobbs offers some clarity. Oh look, and this guy had a few things to say too.

The moans run rampant from the greens, everything from the emotional whine Marianne Lavelle went on national TV  almost crying that "the wilderness will be gone forever" (see her article below)  Hey Marianne, you mean this wilderness?

Let's see, we need the oil, some of it's in Alaska, energy prices are climbing, oil, although low, will be heading back to record prices, yet, the complaints continue  'it'll be so long, almost 10 years before we'll see a drop", or it won't affect our energy prices (lie)...so why start?  It's simply nonsense, which is why I started my show.

These are blatant lies based on an emotional touchy feely crowd's "feelings".  The predictions are that 880,000 barrels of oil per day could come out of ANWR.   Let's see, we use 8.1 million per day.  Hmmm,  just the news that our supply will increase will swing the markets. With what appears to be almost 10% of our daily usage coming from ANWR, it's real hard to give the greens even the time of day on this one. To me,  it's just real simple math, 1% increase in supply decreases cost 10%.  So let's see, ANWR would bring in 880,000 barrels a day, 10% of our use, hmmm what to do what to do?

Let me think here, if you could increase your paycheck say 10% would you do it?  Speaking about paychecks, how about the 250,000-750,000 jobs that would be created throughout the US?  Sounds easy to me, open up ANWR and start pumping oil.

Yet the The lunacy continues...

the ANWR Coastal Plains.

Write and tell your elected officials that even if it were only 780,000 barrels a day, that's a pretty good chunk of 8.1 million we use, and a heck of an easy start.   Just like business made up of a bunch of sales, our oil production must come from numerous sources. A little here, a little there, news that we're drilling and we can start getting a handle on this wild horse. Yet the greens spit out another so called point "it won't affect gas prices even a penny", or it'll take 10 years to even see a drop.  I would hardly call 10% of our daily consumption insignificant.  Read this before you read the sniveling below.

I already read them, an my head hurts, but you just gotta see the bloviation.

Marianne Lavelle's sobbing

or

Cheryl Canter's claim that getting more oil won't do anything but hurt us...

And on a final note, you owe it to yourself to learn the truth about all of these energy issues, and you won't get it from the press.  Manny says "do some diggin, or better yet do some DRILLIN!"

And one last note to the greens, it's clear you don't understand so here...oil and gas fuels our economy and is used for way more than simply electricity and transportation.   More on that topic later, but, can you say plastic?  MC

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