the twentieth century was a time of socialist famines. Let us hope the twenty first century is not a time of greenie famines.
Category: economics
Coal to oil is not under development
People are starving yet we still treat energy developers as criminals, rather than heroes.
Regulation kills
Today, a lot of people are going hungry because of an energy crisis. When we look at businesses that are attempting to address the energy crisis, for example Linc Energy Systems, we see that ninety percent of their effort, energy, and thought, is addressed to the political problem of getting permits and approvals, and very little to the merely technical details of collecting energy from nature and making it available …
The first greenie famine
The twentieth century was the century of the red famines. Now, in the twenty first century, we are seeing the first greenie famine. Let us hope it will not be the first of many. The red famines killed an extraordinary number of people during the twentieth century – famines caused in part by carelessness, in part by active malice as socialists sought to centralize all food under their direct control. …
Oil hits $120 a barrel
When capitalism screws up badly, as is happening right now, people are inclined to listen to demagogues who tell them that if only the demagogue got to make decisions, instead of those wicked capitalists, all would be well.
Famine
Tractors are just as attractive to tyrants, demagogues, and terrorists as pipelines are.
Rooftop solar power is actually more dangerous than Chernobyl
Rooftop solar power is actually more dangerous than Chernobyl
Oil peak
People fear to invest in coal to oil plants, for an improvement in the security of property rights in oil rich countries could cause a huge drop in the price of oil.
World wide drop in support for free market system
Pollsters report a world wide drop in support for the free market system.
voting anti capitalist
The more socialism we have, the more socialism people are apt to vote for. The Road to Serfdom.