5 Responses to “Lindsey Williams Videos on the Oil/Energy ‘Crisis’”

1. Larry Fleming Posted: Jun 10th, 2008 at 6:28 am

   If Lindsey Williams knew everything he says 25 years ago why didn’t we take care of business when there was a surplus of money in the national budget? Why did we as a powerful country let ourselves get into the position Lindsey Williams talks about? What would be the harm in our government officials having a straightforward open forum type discussion to enlighten Americans of the situation? Why do these very critical things have to be kept in the strictest confidence from the awareness of the very people affected by them? It is my understanding that at one point not too long ago we had NO national debt. Am I wrong? Is this another misleading secret kept from the American public? If that enormous oil supply on the north slope in Alaska was known about years ago when there was no national debt to handcuff us why on earth didn’t we start pumping it south via the oil pipeline at that time? Something just don’t add up. Reply | Quote selected text | Link to this

2. john bollee Posted: Jun 10th, 2008 at 7:30 pm

   “If that enormous oil supply on the north slope in Alaska was known about years ago when there was no national debt to handcuff us why on earth didn’t we start pumping it south via the oil pipeline at that time? Something just don’t add up.” If you read about the diamond cartel, you’ll understand that “control over price” is far mar important than anything else because, for example, good doctors are scarce and by controlling the oil, the rich control the public’s access to doctors, etc… i.e. the rich get the poor to build pyramids for their use. And the United States couldn’t survive of just oil since the United States needs things like bananas and metals and minerals from other countries around the world so trading things is important and the heart of the ideal of balanced trade. I speculate that globalization is an attempt to increase the things which countries can trade since intellectual property has a lot of value and if globalization works out then perhaps we can get out of the oil cartel. Reply | Quote selected text | Link to this

3. Fingal Posted: Jun 19th, 2008 at 6:06 pm

   The amount of Ludlum-esque secrecy required for this would be staggering. And in a Ludlum book, wouldn’t Lindsey Williams have been taken out long ago? Reply | Quote selected text | Link to this

4. brandon bean Posted: Jun 26th, 2008 at 12:23 am

   All of you are wrong. What we need to do is tap into oil in Alaska, then raise grain prices to around $100 a bushel. Then we ask OPEC if they would like a nice filet of camel ass to go with their glass of oil because they will have no bread. If the world wants to play hardball raise the price of grain and start drilling your own oil. Game on!! And oh yea, the bleeding hearts that want to send grain to Kenya, Nirobi, or wherever else can buy it for twice what the world market is paying for it. Reply | Quote selected text | Link to this

5. Elmer Posted: Jun 26th, 2008 at 11:44 pm

   There is a lot of oil in northern Alaska and off the north coast of Alaska. I believe it is the biggest oil field(s) in the world. As for global warming, here in Barrow we are still ice bound today, June 26. EB Barrow Reply | Quote selected text | Link to this