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'''Pro-drilling''' is a term to describe Americans that feel the USA should be leading the world in national energy production. Due to our vast wealth and resources, Pro-drilling advocates want an 'all or above' solution to the energy crises. The 'all or above' solution entails drilling oil first as part of a larger package of oil, shale, wind, geothermal, hydro and nuclear plant construction. This includes the '''Drill here!, Drill now!''' [[campaign]]. People in the millions have signed up with [[American Solutions]] to support drilling efforts.  
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'''Pro-drilling''' is a term to describe Americans who feel that the USA should be leading the world in energy production. Due to our vast resources, wealth and technology, pro-drilling advocates want an "all of the above" solution to the energy crisis.
  
All this in response to extremely high gas prices since the [[Summer]] of 2005. The effort has become necessary because Democratic [[Congressional]] leaders refuse to listen to the [[American]] people on the issue. Instead, [[Democrats]] are allied with environmentalist organizations, which they speak for. Plus, Speaker [[Nancy Pelosi]] has narcissistic dreams such as the comment "She is trying to save our planet." The [[environmentalist]] motives are questionable and there is proof that other [[humans]] are suffering [[malnutrition]], unable to afford the cost of food due to gas price inflation.
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The "all of the above" solution starts with drilling for oil ''first''. This strategy is to be part of a larger national energy policy that includes oil, shale, wind, geothermal, hydroelectric, solar as well as new nuclear power-plant construction. A major [[campaign]] in the pro-drilling movement is the '''"Drill Here!, Drill Now!"''' effort. Citizens by the millions have signed up with [[American Solutions]] to support drilling initiatives.  
  
Recently, the Pro-drilling supporters were mocked by Speaker Pelosi as the "two-cents-in-10-years-crowd." <ref>[http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,412549,00.html Debunking Democrats on Drilling] Fox News, August 28, 2008</ref> This attitude proves she has no intention of drilling off the continental shelf or in [[Alaska]].
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Pro-drilling gained major support in response to the extremely high gasoline prices that have been inflicted upon the American consumer since the [[summer]] of 2005. This effort has become absolutely necessary due to Democratic [[congressional]] leaders refusal to drill for oil. Instead, [[Democrats|Democratic politicians]] are allied with extremist [[environmental]] organizations such as the [[Sierra Club]]. Plus, Speaker [[Nancy Pelosi]] has made narcissistic comments such as '''"I am trying to save the planet."''' <ref>[https://www.politico.com/news/stories/0708/12122.html Pelosi: 'I'm trying to save the planet'] Politico, July 29, 2008</ref> The environmentalists' motives are clearly questionable. Plus, other [[humans]] worldwide are suffering from [[starvation]] because gasoline prices have made food unaffordable.
  
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Recently, Pro-drilling supporters were mocked by Speaker Pelosi as the "two-cents-in-10-years-crowd." <ref>[https://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,412549,00.html Debunking Democrats on Drilling] Fox News, August 28, 2008</ref> This attitude proves the Democratic leadership has no intention of lifting drilling bans off the continental shelf or in the [[Arctic National Wildlife Refuge]].
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Lindsey Williams (a [[Baptist]] minister who was a [[chaplain]] on the 1970s [[Trans-Alaska Oil Pipeline]]) in his 1980 book ''The Energy Non-Crisis'' claims to have personally witnessed an oil find at a location called Gull Island which would have made the United States energy independent indefinitely, but the company was ordered by government regulators not to produce that well.<ref>Williams, Lindsey. ''The Energy Non-Crisis'', 1980.  Complete text at http://www.reformation.org/energy-non-crisis.html</ref>
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*[http://www.americansolutions.com/ American Solutions for Winning the Future website]
 
*[http://www.americansolutions.com/ American Solutions for Winning the Future website]
*[http://www.grassfire.org/108/petition.asp Emergency Petition To Congress]
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*[http://www.grassfire.org/108/petition.asp Grassfire.org Emergency Petition To Congress]
  
 
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Latest revision as of 19:41, April 9, 2019

Pro-drilling is a term to describe Americans who feel that the USA should be leading the world in energy production. Due to our vast resources, wealth and technology, pro-drilling advocates want an "all of the above" solution to the energy crisis.

The "all of the above" solution starts with drilling for oil first. This strategy is to be part of a larger national energy policy that includes oil, shale, wind, geothermal, hydroelectric, solar as well as new nuclear power-plant construction. A major campaign in the pro-drilling movement is the "Drill Here!, Drill Now!" effort. Citizens by the millions have signed up with American Solutions to support drilling initiatives.

Pro-drilling gained major support in response to the extremely high gasoline prices that have been inflicted upon the American consumer since the summer of 2005. This effort has become absolutely necessary due to Democratic congressional leaders refusal to drill for oil. Instead, Democratic politicians are allied with extremist environmental organizations such as the Sierra Club. Plus, Speaker Nancy Pelosi has made narcissistic comments such as "I am trying to save the planet." [1] The environmentalists' motives are clearly questionable. Plus, other humans worldwide are suffering from starvation because gasoline prices have made food unaffordable.

Recently, Pro-drilling supporters were mocked by Speaker Pelosi as the "two-cents-in-10-years-crowd." [2] This attitude proves the Democratic leadership has no intention of lifting drilling bans off the continental shelf or in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

Lindsey Williams (a Baptist minister who was a chaplain on the 1970s Trans-Alaska Oil Pipeline) in his 1980 book The Energy Non-Crisis claims to have personally witnessed an oil find at a location called Gull Island which would have made the United States energy independent indefinitely, but the company was ordered by government regulators not to produce that well.[3]

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  1. ↑ Pelosi: 'I'm trying to save the planet' Politico, July 29, 2008
  2. ↑ Debunking Democrats on Drilling Fox News, August 28, 2008
  3. ↑ Williams, Lindsey. The Energy Non-Crisis, 1980. Complete text at http://www.reformation.org/energy-non-crisis.html