William Buckley in 1969 and 1998. Col. Prouty, and a few words about Oil

William F. Buckley v. Noam Chomsky

Noam Chomsky was a "dissident" who is also an alleged Communist Subversive and Anarchist (or, aka., a "libertarian socialist" as he likes to call himself...code for "socialist anarchist". That Socialist Anarchist definition is, or can be taken as tantamount to the equivalence of a confession to being a Communist Subversive working at the direction of a foreign power to recruit to disrupt, or to create social and political disruption by theory and argument/debate. However, opinions may vary on that...but probability of it being so, I believe, is the more likely.)



Of a note, is that Noam Chomsky brings up a US Department of State memo in which US involvement with French Indochina was then revealed (in 1969) to date back to 1951. We actually had advisory interests with the French Colonialists that dated back to 1945 after the conquest of the Phillipines, and sent ocean cargo transport ships loaded down with military supplies there from about August of 1945.


In 1998, at Stanford University with "UnCommon Knowledge"




Retired Col. Prouty, the former Black Operations Officer cited as Mr. X in the Olver Stone movie of "JFK"

He correctly states that deep oil is a plentiful abiotic fluid, and that the price adjustments on that fluid are a scam. Even the calling it of fossil fuels and mis-representation of it goes back to 1892 and Norman Rockefellers Propaganda stunt. He was privy to top US Government and US Industry participated insider conferences, and reveals in part what he saw and heard.



As of this moment in 2011, the United States can be oil self-dependant in 10 months from the get-go, any time we want to be.  The Obama Usupation Governance, however, has no interest in America having any energy independence, but would rather leverage the US into a 100% dependency (as his actions in regard to destroying the Gulf of Mexico oil spill has made quite obvious).

For practicality, we need to build 7 more refineries and oil storage locations, and we can sell gas at the price of $1.34 to 1.57 a gallon (including costs, but before taxes) at the current rate of exhange in 20-23 months. The US oil supply at the rate of current consumption stands at a minimum of 230 years, but could more likely be as high as over 800 years. The figure here regards deep oil drilling below 16,000 feet under any surface, and does not include the vast resources still locked in oil shale (rock...which Shell has patented a steam separation cost effective to acceptable matrix profit margins when gas sells at $3.35 to $3.50 per gallon, or about current prices), nor takes into consideration the establishment of oil-dirt importation from Canada, which in 5 years of industry and infrastucture development would also be able to replace all current OTHER foreign oil importation of oil. Costs for conversion and pipelines and depots, currently would be about 3 years of Exxon-Mobil's profits. Even with profit-sharing with Canada, all costs would likely be recouped in less than 8 years.

The incentive is for world reduction in abiotic fluid removal (deep oil drilling) in 120-150 years or less, because as an abiotic fluid, the absence creates shrinkage and compression upon the Earth's crust, likely increasing Earthquake frequency and sometimes intensity.

America needs to plant about 6 billion trees (about 72,000 to 75,000 square miles worth) to off-set all carbon emissions, increase of highway fuel efficiency standards by 10 miles a gallon by 2020, and 20 miles a gallon by 2028. We also need to advance non-nuclear-rod technologies to produce energy. And  also to shore up our existing water resources, and create as many as 300 to 400 coastal desalinization plants   We also need to relegalize home gardening and orchard growing (etc.),  instead of Big Brother over-regulation and usurpation of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.  That positive learning experience is what America's Leadership should have been what they took away from the 1960s and 1970s and applied, or at least encouraged.  That's my input.