After a round of applause on the heels of the candidate's remarks
about the hideous effects of Globalism on national economies, he took a
sharp turn in the road...
"And let me tell you about energy. You
know, the stuff every human in the world consumes every day. The stuff
we go to war over, while claiming we're trying to install democracies.
What a lie that is. And we all know it. Major media don't report it,
don't face up to it, because they're part of the problem. Does anyone
watch the evening network news anymore? I don't. It emits a putrid
smell. A crippling foul stench.
"Anyway, we have alternatives to oil. We have them. People know about them, and they keep them on the shelf.
"For
example, how many inlets are there on our coastlines where the high
tide and the low tide are at sharp extremes? In each of those places,
we could put turbines, and the tides would turn the turbines and produce
electricity. It's ridiculously obvious.
"In fact, JFK was very
interested, for decades, in a project like that in Maine. It was called
Passamaquoddy. People stopped that from happening. People in America
and Canada. It's quite a story. Look it up.
"You can also put small turbines in many, many rivers and deliver electricity to local communities.
"On
a much simpler level, you can manufacture bicycles. You sit on the
bike and pedal for an hour, and you produce enough electricity for 24
hours, in a small dwelling. There is a company right now that has
them. They have a campaign going called
Billions in Change.
"This
same company is trying to use a substance called graphene, a marvelous
conductor, a build a prototype that will bring heat up from below
ground, anywhere on the planet, without energy loss. Heat
is energy.
"Remember
hydrogen energy? For a while, that was the latest thing. Then, for
some reason, it wasn't. Why? You can split water into oxygen and
hydrogen. It isn't rocket science.
"The point is, our leaders
have been paying lip service to the idea of getting off the oil
addiction, but they haven't really done it. They haven't wanted to do
it. No matter what they say, they're in bed with the oil companies.
"People
bring up the issue of 'cost-effectiveness'. They say, 'Well yes, there
are many alternatives to oil, but right now they're too expensive to
produce. Someday, of course...' Has anyone stopped to figure out the
total amount of government subsidies---I'm talking about tax breaks,
loopholes, special favors (criminal collusions), grants, and so on---the
government has doled out to Big Oil and Big Nuclear Power over decades
and decades? And all of a sudden, when we start talking about real
alternatives, there isn't enough money. Gee whiz, we don't have any
money. That's a stupendous lie.
"Can you imagine---and I ask
you to try, really try---what would happen to the state of mind of the
American people, if we went to brilliant energy alternatives and got
away from oil? Can you imagine the upsurge of excitement?
"And
we're no longer fighting wars for oil. We're no longer kissing the
asses of certain people who give us oil. We're not hobbled.
"A
Manhattan Project for new energy. Not a fake one. Not a pretense.
Not lip service. Not people pretending they're cutting-edge
scientists. No more naysayers. In my administration, all those people
would be pumping gas at broken down stations in the desert and selling
water at Seven-Elevens. I'd get some real individuals on board. No
committees sucking away tax money to turn out some gibberish task force
report in six years. No more university freeloaders pontificating and
wasting our time.
"Oil companies are free to bring us oil, on
their own dime, until somebody can provide energy more cheaply. At
which point, I would use the Army, if necessary, to keep the oil
companies from trying to enforce their monopoly. How many people would
like to watch that confrontation? I would.
"Guess what? New
energy is going to come from the private sector, from innovators. It's
not going to come from the government. The government is in the
business of protecting oil. The last time I looked, that protection
racket isn't a real business. It isn't making anything except trouble.
I'm sick of those people. Aren't you?
"See, I'm talking about
what you already know, aren't I? We all know it. I'm now making it
part of the news. Energy alternatives are here. Liars and scumbags and
the criminals are protecting cartels. We don't like that. Americans
are instinctively opposed to cartels. We want to put them in the dirt,
where they belong.
"For that, we would need a real Attorney
General. When was the last time America had one of those? I can't
remember. But I assure you, I would appoint one. A tiger. A
balls-to-the-walls, fearless, righteous son of a bitch who is on the
side of the angels. He would be my guy. He would use his full
Constitutional power to crack cartels like walnuts.
"And while
I'm at it, what about human energy? You know, that flow that gets you
through the day, the energy that's related to a state of good health?
What about that?
"Am I giving you startling news when I say the
whole medical cartel, including of course the drug companies, are
treating anything that moves as a disease these days? Does that news
come as a shock to you? And are you surprised to learn that many of the
drugs Americans consume like M&Ms are toxic? Of course not.
Everybody knows that now.
"Everybody knows these drug companies
and their collaborators are in the business of creating diseases out of
every human behavior, so we all look like and become drugged-out eternal
patients.
"In the process, what happens to human energy? It's depleted. Toxic compounds tend to do that, right?
"So
why should the whole medical cartel have a monopoly on health care?
Why can't any human make up his own mind about how to become more
healthy, more alive? Why can't he go to any practitioner he chooses?
Why is that a crime?
"As President, I assure you this insanity
will stop. Doctors will climb into the real world and compete with any
sort of practitioner out there, on level ground.
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