Bhaskar Dasgupta November 29, 2006
#57 Posted by Diamond on May 28, 2007 6:25:00 pm
a simple but true answer, no one wants to make a buck out of a world war (sort of). But offering a true and 100% practiceable planning free of charge and then ready to take of, means high offices can handle the problems themselves.
so why in this odd world, one should make ones self with solid knees, just for continued problem solving techniques, that makes the issues get solved, for free ?
so why in this odd world, one should make ones self with solid knees, just for continued problem solving techniques, that makes the issues get solved, for free ?
#56 Posted by majumdar on December 7, 2006 11:17:29 pm
Zeemax sahib,
(Certainly. So I guess there must still be a lot of them gratefully left over which will come in handy when all the stuff like Natural Gas, Ethane, plastics, Diesel, Gasoline, Kerosene, LPG, Lubricating oils, Paraffin wax, Tar/Bitumen, asphalt, sulphuric acid etc etc are no longer available. Can anyone imagine finding alternates for all or even most of these? )
No, stones wont be a substitute for hydrocarbons but the human mind would be.
(My point was simply that 80% of the easily accessible hydrocarbon reserves lie in the M.E. The biggest users would be stupid if they didn`t try to control that part of the world.)
No, they aint and thats why USA is occupying Iraq and may want to occupy KSA in the future. I hope you will not then condemn USA, they are only doing the wise thing to do.
Regards
(Certainly. So I guess there must still be a lot of them gratefully left over which will come in handy when all the stuff like Natural Gas, Ethane, plastics, Diesel, Gasoline, Kerosene, LPG, Lubricating oils, Paraffin wax, Tar/Bitumen, asphalt, sulphuric acid etc etc are no longer available. Can anyone imagine finding alternates for all or even most of these? )
No, stones wont be a substitute for hydrocarbons but the human mind would be.
(My point was simply that 80% of the easily accessible hydrocarbon reserves lie in the M.E. The biggest users would be stupid if they didn`t try to control that part of the world.)
No, they aint and thats why USA is occupying Iraq and may want to occupy KSA in the future. I hope you will not then condemn USA, they are only doing the wise thing to do.
Regards
#55 Posted by zeemax on December 4, 2006 10:22:52 am
#51 by majumdar
Majumdar Saheb,
As they say, the Stone Age did not end because the world ran out of stones.
Certainly. So I guess there must still be a lot of them gratefully left over which will come in handy when all the stuff like Natural Gas, Ethane, plastics, Diesel, Gasoline, Kerosene, LPG, Lubricating oils, Paraffin wax, Tar/Bitumen, asphalt, sulphuric acid etc etc are no longer available. Can anyone imagine finding alternates for all or even most of these?
My point was simply that 80% of the easily accessible hydrocarbon reserves lie in the M.E. The biggest users would be stupid if they didn`t try to control that part of the world.
Majumdar Saheb,
As they say, the Stone Age did not end because the world ran out of stones.
Certainly. So I guess there must still be a lot of them gratefully left over which will come in handy when all the stuff like Natural Gas, Ethane, plastics, Diesel, Gasoline, Kerosene, LPG, Lubricating oils, Paraffin wax, Tar/Bitumen, asphalt, sulphuric acid etc etc are no longer available. Can anyone imagine finding alternates for all or even most of these?
My point was simply that 80% of the easily accessible hydrocarbon reserves lie in the M.E. The biggest users would be stupid if they didn`t try to control that part of the world.
#54 Posted by mohar11 on December 4, 2006 8:36:44 am
Re: # 50
[....the Iraqi men women and children ARE Not -- and THEY don`t deserve to die ...]
No they don`t... but Bush not the one who is killing them... iraqis are killing each other, they are brutalizing each other the way they have done for ages - in name of Mo, in name tribe, or just for the heck of it... Bush, for all his incompetencies, actually wants them to settle down and make a nation for themselves...
at this stage of the conflict - the sectarian massacres are iraqis own making... americans didn`t ask for it, americans are not abetting it... they are trying best to stop it...
[....the Iraqi men women and children ARE Not -- and THEY don`t deserve to die ...]
No they don`t... but Bush not the one who is killing them... iraqis are killing each other, they are brutalizing each other the way they have done for ages - in name of Mo, in name tribe, or just for the heck of it... Bush, for all his incompetencies, actually wants them to settle down and make a nation for themselves...
at this stage of the conflict - the sectarian massacres are iraqis own making... americans didn`t ask for it, americans are not abetting it... they are trying best to stop it...
#53 Posted by nasah on December 4, 2006 6:56:50 am
Re: # 52
dear majumdar -- that post was written 4 years ago on Chowk -- 2 months before that Antichrist Mongoloid invaded Iraq -- part of the `prophesy` has come true in 4 years -- and the rest will come true in another 4 years.
Nasah the Chowk`s Nostradamus
dear majumdar -- that post was written 4 years ago on Chowk -- 2 months before that Antichrist Mongoloid invaded Iraq -- part of the `prophesy` has come true in 4 years -- and the rest will come true in another 4 years.
Nasah the Chowk`s Nostradamus
#52 Posted by majumdar on December 3, 2006 10:41:49 pm
Nasah,
(the United States goes after Islamist Extremists all over the world -- and delivers the Muslims of the world from this scourge -- he will be a Messiah a Mehdi for the Muslims of the world ushering them in the modern 21st century )
GWB`s mandate is to look after USA` interests, not Islam. And do you think it would be right for USA to decide what is good for Muslims interest and enforce them by use of arms?
Regards
(the United States goes after Islamist Extremists all over the world -- and delivers the Muslims of the world from this scourge -- he will be a Messiah a Mehdi for the Muslims of the world ushering them in the modern 21st century )
GWB`s mandate is to look after USA` interests, not Islam. And do you think it would be right for USA to decide what is good for Muslims interest and enforce them by use of arms?
Regards
#51 Posted by majumdar on December 3, 2006 10:34:25 pm
Tahmed sahib/Zeemax sahib,
(If humans progress ends, it wont be because oil has run out. There are plenty of more realistic hazards to human progress and indeed to human existence. Those are the ones to be concerned about. )
Very true, ultimately human ingenuinity will determine humanity`s future. Who knows 50 years on, tech would have progressed to make energy using fusion, ocean thermal energy, solar etc. cheap. Far fetched but then 100 years back who would have thought that man would land on the moon.
As they say, the Stone Age did not end because the world ran out of stones.
Regards
(If humans progress ends, it wont be because oil has run out. There are plenty of more realistic hazards to human progress and indeed to human existence. Those are the ones to be concerned about. )
Very true, ultimately human ingenuinity will determine humanity`s future. Who knows 50 years on, tech would have progressed to make energy using fusion, ocean thermal energy, solar etc. cheap. Far fetched but then 100 years back who would have thought that man would land on the moon.
As they say, the Stone Age did not end because the world ran out of stones.
Regards
#50 Posted by nasah on December 3, 2006 1:37:24 pm
#93 by nasah on January 22, 2003 7:30am PT
the opposition to war on Iraq -- is NOT a movement to support Saddam -- Saddam is a mass murderr -- HE IS a war criminal -- and deserves to die
the Iraqi men women and children ARE Not -- and THEY don`t deserve to die
the crowning moment of Bush`s presidency was -- when he busted the balls of Islamist extremists in Afghanistan and Liberated the men, women and children of Afghanistan from that medieval tyranny of Taliban --
On that mission -- millions of moderate Muslims were with him all the way -- and are still with him -- and will be with him if -- the United States goes after Islamist Extremists all over the world -- and delivers the Muslims of the world from this scourge -- he will be a Messiah a Mehdi for the Muslims of the world ushering them in the modern 21st century
but NOT an attack on moderate, relatively modern, secular educated Muslims of Iraq -- not on Iraqi people battered by a Gulf war ONE -- and 12 years of punishing inhuman SANCTIONS -- and daily BOMBINGS -- and 8 years of incessant DAILY inspections --
MY COUNTRY the United States of America -- SHALL NOT KILL -- 250000 already battered -- IRAQI MEN WOMEN and CHILDREN -- ONCE AGAIN --
to capture just ONE MAN.
IT WILL ONLY STRENTGHEN THE ISLAMIST EXTREMISTS -- ALL OVE THE WORLD.
IT WILL be the SAME BLUNDER -- the United States committed -- against the leftist regime of Afghanistan -- actively PROMOTING AND ARMING Jehadism in Afghanistan -- that destabilized the whole region for decades –
and resulted in -- 9/11.
If -- the Bush administration can force through this build up Saddam Hussein into EXILE -- that will be the SECOND FEATHER in the cap of Bush`s Presidency -- and the world will salute him once again --
but an actual WAR against Baghdad and the people of Iraq -- and the ensuing death and destruction of Iraq --
will be the DOOM AND DISGRACE OF bush`s regime –
and will bring him -- as a WAR CRIMINAL to the Hague -- by the end of the decade.
btw -- Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice -- are NO ``uncle Tom and auntie Tammy``-- they are the only voices of moderation -- among the cackles of -- the Chicken Hawks -- surrounding the Texas oil boy. (Chowk`s resident Nostradamus Nasah 4 years ago before the Iraq war)
the opposition to war on Iraq -- is NOT a movement to support Saddam -- Saddam is a mass murderr -- HE IS a war criminal -- and deserves to die
the Iraqi men women and children ARE Not -- and THEY don`t deserve to die
the crowning moment of Bush`s presidency was -- when he busted the balls of Islamist extremists in Afghanistan and Liberated the men, women and children of Afghanistan from that medieval tyranny of Taliban --
On that mission -- millions of moderate Muslims were with him all the way -- and are still with him -- and will be with him if -- the United States goes after Islamist Extremists all over the world -- and delivers the Muslims of the world from this scourge -- he will be a Messiah a Mehdi for the Muslims of the world ushering them in the modern 21st century
but NOT an attack on moderate, relatively modern, secular educated Muslims of Iraq -- not on Iraqi people battered by a Gulf war ONE -- and 12 years of punishing inhuman SANCTIONS -- and daily BOMBINGS -- and 8 years of incessant DAILY inspections --
MY COUNTRY the United States of America -- SHALL NOT KILL -- 250000 already battered -- IRAQI MEN WOMEN and CHILDREN -- ONCE AGAIN --
to capture just ONE MAN.
IT WILL ONLY STRENTGHEN THE ISLAMIST EXTREMISTS -- ALL OVE THE WORLD.
IT WILL be the SAME BLUNDER -- the United States committed -- against the leftist regime of Afghanistan -- actively PROMOTING AND ARMING Jehadism in Afghanistan -- that destabilized the whole region for decades –
and resulted in -- 9/11.
If -- the Bush administration can force through this build up Saddam Hussein into EXILE -- that will be the SECOND FEATHER in the cap of Bush`s Presidency -- and the world will salute him once again --
but an actual WAR against Baghdad and the people of Iraq -- and the ensuing death and destruction of Iraq --
will be the DOOM AND DISGRACE OF bush`s regime –
and will bring him -- as a WAR CRIMINAL to the Hague -- by the end of the decade.
btw -- Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice -- are NO ``uncle Tom and auntie Tammy``-- they are the only voices of moderation -- among the cackles of -- the Chicken Hawks -- surrounding the Texas oil boy. (Chowk`s resident Nostradamus Nasah 4 years ago before the Iraq war)
#49 Posted by SR on December 1, 2006 4:19:01 pm
While everyone is talking about oil and war and Iraq and sunni vs shia and economic progress or the lack thereof, let me throw in yet another vital factor to muddy up the equation.
Here is the URL to this fairly well done documentary An Inconvenient Truth by Al Gore. It is 96 minutes long, but well worth the time. It MUST be seen by every responsible, thinking person. I saw it in a movie theater for £6.95... Now, you can see it for free... (There is a tiny bit of political polemics in it also, but we can ignore that bit.)
Click on this weblink to watch the full length video.
...SR
Here is the URL to this fairly well done documentary An Inconvenient Truth by Al Gore. It is 96 minutes long, but well worth the time. It MUST be seen by every responsible, thinking person. I saw it in a movie theater for £6.95... Now, you can see it for free... (There is a tiny bit of political polemics in it also, but we can ignore that bit.)
Click on this weblink to watch the full length video.
...SR
#48 Posted by strongman_dick on December 1, 2006 3:16:34 pm
zeemax sahiba is going to be drinking arabi jooce - oil and living of it zeemax is getting heavy though with that arabi jooce diet and soon will be unemployable as a camel jockey
Here is zeemax being tied to the seat of a camel...
Here is zeemax being tied to the seat of a camel...
#47 Posted by jang on December 1, 2006 2:47:15 pm
this year american gas consumption declined 1% compared to the previous..finally all the priuses are kicking in. just 150 years back, the whales were near extinction because the gin-mills in new england were running on whale-oil. so things will surely change.
#46 Posted by mohar11 on December 1, 2006 10:48:58 am
I mean - intra-community conflicts happen everywhere... various groups inside a community have fought and killed each other - but have we seen the kind brutality muslims do to each other happen in any other commuity?... has any other community killed more of its own? I mean - number of muslims killed by their own is way higher than muslims killed by kufrs...
Unbelievable they way bedouin-inspired cut-throats have behaved through out history... the f***ers simply don`t get along among themselves - how the heck are going to get along with anybody else?
Unbelievable they way bedouin-inspired cut-throats have behaved through out history... the f***ers simply don`t get along among themselves - how the heck are going to get along with anybody else?
#45 Posted by tahmed32 on December 1, 2006 10:37:50 am
#41 before steam there was animal power. Animal power was also harnessed as a result of human ingenuity, a mere 10,000 years or so ago. and writing, and construction projects, and wind-driven ships, and navigation tools....that is what i meant. Human progress that led to the world as we know it started 10,000 years ago. Not a mere 200 years ago with steam.
As for the petroleum products - the past 10,000 years of progress were before the first oil well was dug. There were medicines before there was oil in the economy. And today the options - with molecular level artifacts - are even greater.
If humans progress ends, it wont be because oil has run out. There are plenty of more realistic hazards to human progress and indeed to human existence. Those are the ones to be concerned about.
As for the petroleum products - the past 10,000 years of progress were before the first oil well was dug. There were medicines before there was oil in the economy. And today the options - with molecular level artifacts - are even greater.
If humans progress ends, it wont be because oil has run out. There are plenty of more realistic hazards to human progress and indeed to human existence. Those are the ones to be concerned about.
#44 Posted by mohar11 on December 1, 2006 10:29:57 am
Come to think of it - things are not really that bad in iraq, from an american POV... I mean - right now iraqis are pretty busy with killing and brutalizing each other... US casualty has been low and can be further minimized further by withdrawing to border areas and let iraqis settle the score among themselves... all that US has to do - keep it bottled up inside iraq....
There was a clip on CNN where a bunch of sunnis have pinned down a shia guy and proceeding to behead him... bheading part was of course not shown, but there was an excited crowd around the act and pictures were being taken - it was a festive occassion... There was a report of body of boy was found with his hands bolted shut - yes, his hands have been drilled and bolted... these folks are vicious beastly tribals, have been so since the day one, with Old Mo being the epitome of massacres and brutalization...
So - there is nothing US can do about severe lack of humanity among muslims... just keep it bottled up until the bloody bedouins kill enough of each other... then divide the country... oil is all in kurdistan anyway - which has been relatively better managed...
So no big deal really...
There was a clip on CNN where a bunch of sunnis have pinned down a shia guy and proceeding to behead him... bheading part was of course not shown, but there was an excited crowd around the act and pictures were being taken - it was a festive occassion... There was a report of body of boy was found with his hands bolted shut - yes, his hands have been drilled and bolted... these folks are vicious beastly tribals, have been so since the day one, with Old Mo being the epitome of massacres and brutalization...
So - there is nothing US can do about severe lack of humanity among muslims... just keep it bottled up until the bloody bedouins kill enough of each other... then divide the country... oil is all in kurdistan anyway - which has been relatively better managed...
So no big deal really...
#43 Posted by swarrier on December 1, 2006 10:27:22 am
Re: # 41
Zeemax you are correct about oil consumption in other industries but a breakup of industry consumption in 2004 in the US puts transportation as the biggest consumer at 13.7 million barrels a day ,
5.1 million barrels industrial use, 1.3 million residential/commercial. and 0.5 million electric power of a total of 19.7 million barrels. Therefore nearly 70% of the consumption is by transportation. A decrease in that consumption would certainly help.
On the other hand the appointment of James Baker and Gates to the Iraq study group is a little funny. Aren`t these the people who left Afghanistan to itself, dropped the first gulf war right in the middle, watched the Balkanisation of Europe. Will they fix anything now?
An interesting aside. In the old Australian cricket team, Mark Waugh`s nickname was Afghan, because he was the forgotten Waugh. -)
Zeemax you are correct about oil consumption in other industries but a breakup of industry consumption in 2004 in the US puts transportation as the biggest consumer at 13.7 million barrels a day ,
5.1 million barrels industrial use, 1.3 million residential/commercial. and 0.5 million electric power of a total of 19.7 million barrels. Therefore nearly 70% of the consumption is by transportation. A decrease in that consumption would certainly help.
On the other hand the appointment of James Baker and Gates to the Iraq study group is a little funny. Aren`t these the people who left Afghanistan to itself, dropped the first gulf war right in the middle, watched the Balkanisation of Europe. Will they fix anything now?
An interesting aside. In the old Australian cricket team, Mark Waugh`s nickname was Afghan, because he was the forgotten Waugh. -)
#42 Posted by tahmed32 on December 1, 2006 10:25:27 am
#38 In november`s elections, the issue was Iraq. Not the economy (where as you point out the US had very low unemployment rates - and that despite the massive influx of illegal immigrants who add to the work force at the rate of 10,000 or something like that per day!).
I will agree that no doubt the new Democrat senators/reps will be influenced by campaign financiers - but my point is that campaign financiers are not the sole influence. And indeed, with the use of the internet to collect small amounts from a much larger base of campaign financiers, even this influence is being whittled down.
As for this war creating jobs - that is another example of how one can go off-track by taking an element of the truth to be the whole truth. Thus, the unemployment rate today is no higher than it was during the Clinton years when there was no war.
I will agree that no doubt the new Democrat senators/reps will be influenced by campaign financiers - but my point is that campaign financiers are not the sole influence. And indeed, with the use of the internet to collect small amounts from a much larger base of campaign financiers, even this influence is being whittled down.
As for this war creating jobs - that is another example of how one can go off-track by taking an element of the truth to be the whole truth. Thus, the unemployment rate today is no higher than it was during the Clinton years when there was no war.
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