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<blockquote data-quote="wkmac" data-source="post: 830949" data-attributes="member: 2189">Had we followed <a href="http://hempcar.org/diesel.shtml" target="_blank">the ideas of Rudolph Diesel</a> to this day, I wonder where we&#039;d be and how much different our world would actually look?&nbsp;1)Would the Middle East even matter?&nbsp;2)Would there even be an al Qaeda?&nbsp;3)Would the price of a barrel of oil be nearly next to nothing?&nbsp;4)Why would we even need to drill in the Gulf of Mexico and for what?&nbsp;5)Since everyone loves for gov&#039;t to do something, should a new national energy policy consider the early ideas of Diesel as a means of national independence and sustainability?&nbsp;6)Are we willing to walk away from a commodity that makes our dollar the global reserve currency in order to allow local communities to excel towards it&#039;s own best allocation of resources that grows local independence and sustainability?&nbsp;7)Are we willing to consider an energy idea whereby even the poorest of communities in mutual concert together grow their own means of cheaper energy?&nbsp;8)Are we willing to set an example showing a low cost method to the rest of world that might break them from their current energy starvation?&nbsp;9)When it comes to energy, why is it that we don&#039;t have a true free market in all manner of energy source and who would be behind preventing such a true American ideal from coming forth?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wkmac, post: 830949, member: 2189"] Had we followed [URL="http://hempcar.org/diesel.shtml"][COLOR=red]the ideas of Rudolph Diesel[/COLOR][/URL] to this day, I wonder where we'd be and how much different our world would actually look? 1)Would the Middle East even matter? 2)Would there even be an al Qaeda? 3)Would the price of a barrel of oil be nearly next to nothing? 4)Why would we even need to drill in the Gulf of Mexico and for what? 5)Since everyone loves for gov't to do something, should a new national energy policy consider the early ideas of Diesel as a means of national independence and sustainability? 6)Are we willing to walk away from a commodity that makes our dollar the global reserve currency in order to allow local communities to excel towards it's own best allocation of resources that grows local independence and sustainability? 7)Are we willing to consider an energy idea whereby even the poorest of communities in mutual concert together grow their own means of cheaper energy? 8)Are we willing to set an example showing a low cost method to the rest of world that might break them from their current energy starvation? 9)When it comes to energy, why is it that we don't have a true free market in all manner of energy source and who would be behind preventing such a true American ideal from coming forth? [/QUOTE]

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