Uh oh, Here We Go Again!

Further down they say that they can sell Canola Motor to 24% of the market (the grant sucking, bleed heart liberal wackos and the government.)

I saw the word 'additive', did you see the words ..."motor oils were based entirely on esters and these products were quite

I have been using Phillips 66 Trop-Artic 10w-30 and probably have enough to last 3 more years that I bought when a local retailer discontinued Phillip's products.

I think the only way our fuel will be non-tax subsidized (even petroleum is to a point, look at all the tax breaks the oil producers are getting) is if we revert back to wood-fired steam.

Or coal fired steam because the US has 2/3 of the worlds coal reserves, maybe we are saving it for a rainy day. Coasty

I cut my own.

Over $90 per cord and that's a face cord. Or cut your own and pay for gas, oil. chainsaw maintainence, splitter and plus hours of labor. Rule of thumb in Vermont was you needed at least a 10 acre woodlot to be self sustaining. And that's a decent woodlot not just 10 acres of land. And I almost forgot, the clean-up after loading the inside wood racks. On the plus side it was good exercise and kept you warm while doing it.

Not that it matters but I'm quite a bit right of center, and I didn't know anything about your spelling history.

Your question is pointless and not worth evading, in fact the person you asked ALREADY answered it before you asked (in the post you clearly didn't read all the way through).

Waiting for Bill to post pictures of his Doble. . .

Coasty proclaimed:

So thats what happened to the San Diego Forrest. :-)

...and all of the Koala bears!

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And you can make anything from coal you can make from petroleum. But the conversion process (coal gasification) is more expensive. And getting it out of the ground may be, too.

Dan