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Key takeaways from US President Donald Trump’s address at the World Economic Forum in Davos:

January 23, 2025 By InThe Empire Files 7 Comments

We have to examine these events, but it is quite boring now to watch the pursuit of “manifest destiny.”

🔹Former US President Joe Biden totally lost control of what was going on in the US, in particular with the high inflation, his administration created economic chaos;

🔹The United States has the largest amount of oil and gas, and is going to use it;

🔹I will ask Saudi Arabia and OPEC to bring down oil prices;

🔹If oil price came down, the Ukraine conflict would end immediately;

🔹Efforts to secure peace settlement between Russia and Ukraine are now hopefully underway, and it is important to get that done;

🔹I will make largest tax cuts in US history.

🔹The US can ensure liquified natural gas supplies to Europe;

🔹The US does not need Canada to make cars, as well as Canadian oil and gas;

🔹The United States’ massive oil and gas reserves will allow it to become a manufacturing superpower and the world capital of artificial intelligence and cryptocurrencies;

🔹Hopefully China can help stop the Ukraine conflict, they have a great deal of power over that situation;

🔹Russian President Vladimir Putin really liked the idea of cutting the nuclear arsenals of Russia, China, and the United States.

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wlhaught2
wlhaught2
8 months ago

We do not need Canadian oil and gas since we will have Orangeland. The United States will go in the opposite direction from carbon neutrality in order to become a manufacturing superpower and the world capital of artificial intelligence and cryptocurrencies. Hopefully, the Senate can help stop the Ukraine conflict,… Read more »

Last edited 8 months ago by wlhaught2
amarynth
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amarynth
8 months ago

Does anyone remember the discussions of abiotic oil years ago and the fear that oil will run out any moment now? At the time, it made sense to me, but later, I figured I better be very circumspect about all theories of this kind.

emersonreturn
emersonreturn
8 months ago

i question the premise that united states has the largest amount of oil & gas! it’s a fraud, the united snakes is a thief marketing plundered booty. fracking is never long term. the united states’ fracking has to be all but done & gone. the usa has gas, a steady… Read more »

AHH
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AHH
8 months ago
Reply to  emersonreturn

“the usa has gas, a steady stream sufficient to meet domestic needs but nowhere near endless if exported without due caution.”  Even if exported with caution, there are insufficient liquification facilities in south CONUS (nor the receiving terminals abroad) to serve Europe. This is why Europe has remained largely dependent… Read more »

wlhaught2
wlhaught2
8 months ago
Reply to  emersonreturn

It seems to me that it would be better to create liquid fuel in synfuel plants from fracked gas and coal. The waste would probably have a far higher concentration of uranium and thorium than the original coal. It should be possible to find a way to extract it economically… Read more »

wlhaught2
wlhaught2
8 months ago
Reply to  emersonreturn

We have an excellent alternative energy source that can be used to power combined cycle power plants and synfuel plants that make hydrocarbon fuels from carbon dioxide and water. All we need to do is tap into the neoconservative and neoliberal hot air of which there is an enormous abundance… Read more »

wlhaught2
wlhaught2
8 months ago
Reply to  wlhaught2

The only potential problem with my suggestion is that this stuff is probably hot enough to melt tantalum carbide and hafnium carbide.

I think I just realized something — this is probably the most important factor in global warming.

Last edited 8 months ago by wlhaught2