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Phil M. Williams
8 years ago

Hey Jack,
Thanks for having me on today. I enjoyed it. Here’s the link to the cartoon we talked about:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsA4hhOg7dM

Phil M. Williams
8 years ago

New drinking game. Everyone drinks when I say, “interesting” or “research”. Ugh.

Michael
8 years ago

I was scanning through the recent episode summaries recently when I think I remember seeing a mention of The future of diesel and why in only a short time it has gone from being referred to asthe low emissions fuel to now being referred to as being the high emissions fuel. I went looking for the eposite today but I can not find it, can anyone remember which eposite number it is in ?

Scott S.
Scott S.
8 years ago

I usually don’t chime in but I have to give my two cents on this one. Fracking isn’t the same as gun ownership. Fracking runs the risk of contaminating the entire community’s ground water as well as depleting the water table. My folks live on property out in the sticks and their entire community is against it. The money gained from fracking on your property doesn’t out way the possible permanent risk to your water supply. You can’t drink money. And long term water may be worth more that gas.

Jeff nwohio
Jeff nwohio
8 years ago

The attitude of if you don’t like this country than leave it, could be responded with, Is that what our founding fathers and people of our original colonies did when faced with the oppression of the British? And we are being much more oppressed by our current government, much more than most realize.

Phil M. Williams
8 years ago
Reply to  Jeff nwohio

Good point Jeff. From the Declaration of Independence:
That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government