The information you will find below are articles that were put together to show you living proof, if you haven’t already noticed. How the American government screws the American people every single day.
Take 10 minutes of your time and educate yourself how the government sees you as a cow machine and takes advantage of it, while you sit back with your eyes closed and don’t understand what’s is happening with your wallet.
The film deals with the history of the electric car, its development and commercialization, mostly focusing on the General Motors EV1, which was made available for lease in South California in the late 1990's, after the California Air Resources Board passed the ZEV mandate in 1990, as well as the implications of the events depicted for air pollution, environmentalism, Middle East politics, and global warming.
The film details the California Air Resources Board's reversal of the mandate after suits from automobile manufacturers, the oil industry, and the George W. Bush administration. It points out that Bush's chief influences, Dick Cheney, Condoleezza Rice, and Andre Card, are all former executives and board members of oil and auto companies. Read More
The price of standard crude oil on NYMEX was under $25/barrel in September 2003, but by August 11, 2005, it had risen to over $60/barrel, and topped out at a record price of $78.40 per barrel on July 13, 2006. Experts attributed the spike in prices to a variety of factors, including North Korea's missile launches, the Crisis between Israel and Lebanon, Iranian nuclear brinkmanship, and reports from the U.S department of energy showing a decline in petroleum reserves. While oil prices are considerably higher than a year ago, they are still roughly $14 from exceeding the inflation-adjusted peak of the 1980 shock, when prices exceeded what would today be equivalent to $90 a barrel. Read More