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Re: U of M study; Corn ethanol no better than gas


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Posted by trucker40 on February 05, 2009 at 14:19:31 from (69.151.56.112):

In Reply to: Re: U of M study; Corn ethanol no better than gas posted by Rick(MN) on February 05, 2009 at 06:15:44:

Im going to tell you why you dont get an answer,and you wont like it,but its the truth.World War Three is an information war.We are in that up to our necks,and the people have lost it in every way that I can see.You now have most of the media owned by corporations that want to manipulate the media.I bet you dont know there are already world wide riots,never hear about that.Since"they"dont want you to get a straight answer about ethanol or algae for bio diesel,you dont get it.There is a big huge bunch of them that want to keep you ignorant and a slave.There are places you can go in the USA and have a hard time finding anything to read,no newspapers or magazines,except the ones that hype everything and lie.
The reason this is happening is that people were misled(I dont even have to say by who)and only the "corporate"way is what gets done.Thats why we have the info wars.Now that its gone this far,its probably going to get worse,not better.
Now there will probably be a bunch that dont agree,flame away,you are wrong and I know it.None of your standard answers are going to work this time,they are old and worn out.Also light is beginning to shine into the cockroach infested government of crooks,and things are being found out.Now we have to see if the side in control now is any better or not.So far at least they are different.I hope they are better and end the info war and lots of other stuff gets better.What passes for education nowdays is disgusting,college and all.


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