I couldn’t start my Thanksgiving vacation without one last post. This is a doozy!!
As you know if you have read this site or listened to my show, I am an opponent of the global warming hoax that is being perpetuated by Al Gore and a ‘concensus’ of scientists.
Well, guess what? Tons of megs of emails [...]

Mother Nature just won’t give the proponents of Global Warming any cover.
With the colder temperatures in the Arctic in the winter of 2007-2008, the Alaskan glaciers grew. A researcher for the US Geological Survey said that this was the coldest summer in about 20 years.
Pardon my musings for a moment. If there is a trend [...]

Ike stormed ashore this weekend and everyone feared the worst. With Galveston hit by the storm surge and millions in damage in Houston’s downtown, gas prices in the Gulf shores were jumping to $5 and $6 per gallon. The Texas coast and vicinity is home to 20 percent of the nations oil refinery capacity.
As if [...]

In football, it may be like offsetting penalties. Pass interference 30 yards down field but your front line gets called for holding. Geez!
Today, crude dropped to the $100 mark – something it hasn’t seen since the first week of April. That’s the good news. The bad news is that Hurricane Ike has impacted much of [...]

There was a lot of buzz in the Twin Cities with GOP in town for their soiree. Among the many was to push for greater development of offshore and Alaskan drilling. Most GOP’ers are behind the push for greater domestic production to offset the dependence of foreign energy sources.
As noted in a TownHall.com article today, [...]

And I don’t mean on the way up, either.
The Gustav effect has passed, the summer driving season in the US is over and Gasoline/crude supply is flush. That giant ‘woosh’ sound are the investors fleeing the market. On the overnight Asian markets, crude dropped to around $106/bbl. London and the NY Merc are next!
Oil Falls [...]

After rising slightly on the London Exchange, oil futures retreated on news from the US Gulf that Hurricane Gustav was downgraded to a Category 2 storm. Initial concerns that Gustav would wreak havoc and destruction to oil and gas producing platforms has subsided.
TAE will continue to monitor the situation with Gustav making landfall and Hanna [...]

TAE usually focuses on gas prices, because as we all know, the squeaky wheel gets the grease – for now.
My hunches are based on my perception…when something that flares up domestically or around the world, I ask myself ‘what will the residual effect be?’

Another ‘perception’ watch to add to the Russia – Georgia conflict for oil markets:
Hurricane Fay
I don’t want to be a pessimist, but the way the 24hr news channels are hyping Fay’s approach on Florida, I am expecting a cable station running a live remote interview with a sheppard named ‘Noah’ and his passion for ark [...]

I figured this out a long time ago, and I’m not even Paris Hilton!
Great video…

TAE FLASHBACK -No Food For Fuel – Chapter 1