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    Correct!! As the climate is always changing since before man roamed the earth, more methane was in the atmosphere from swamps and volcanos. Big southern US swamps 300 years ago before the draining by more modern men put a helluva lot more methane than drilled wells. Some on here will vehemently argue this fact but I pay them no mind anymore. Be surprised when you hit the ignore does.
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    The ridiculous climate change rules introduced by the Biden era are now being dismantled, a more realistic understanding of climate change is now being embraced....the demand for oil will continue to flourish. Europe will be dragged back into reality. Methane has a zero impact on any climate change. https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Bidens-Methane-Rule-Is-Dead.html "The U.S. Senate voted 52-47 to repeal the methane fee for oil and gas producers. Major oil companies previously supported the rule since they could afford compliance, but smaller producers opposed it due to financial burdens. The repeal may complicate U.S.-EU energy trade, as the EU’s methane emissions regulations could make U.S. LNG exports non-compliant." "Oil and gas producers in the United States will no longer be obliged to pay a fee for the methane they emit in the course of their operations after Congress voted to axe one of the most celebrated moves of the Biden administration in the energy space. With a 52-47 vote, senators repealed the fee, and now all that’s left is for President Trump to sign it, likely adding more fuel to environmentalist organizations’ frustrations with the new federal government." The " American Petroleum Institute is now applauding the axing of the methane rule, saying that it was a “duplicative, punitive tax on American energy production that stifles innovation,” according to the AP."
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    Musk's brother is selling the stock; Elon cut his share from majority share holder to ~10%. His afro-white group is dumping the share. Sell it quick.
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    Why is everyone ditching EV's? They aren't stupid If you cannot buy the car outright with cash on hand, you have to get a loan. A loan requires car insurance instead of just liability insurance. Liability insurance is ~$400/year. Comprehensive car insurance is at minimum $1500/year or MUCH MUCH higher and therefore the cost benefits of cheaper "fuel" via electricity and oil changes/brakes over fuel instead and more oil changes is MORE than swallowed whole by astronomical insurance rates as not one single car manufacturer makes their batteries maintainable/swappable if damage occurs and therefore the car is totaled. Why used EV's are selling more than 11% below market value compared to used ICE and the gap is increasing every quarter. They used to be 12% above ICE https://www.carpro.com/blog/used-electric-vehicle-prices-continue-to-plummet So, until an EV manufacturer makes batteries that can be worked on due to road damage or water damage, EV's are a dead end without government gargantuan subsidies such as the fools in Norway and China.
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    Outside of government mandates via massive taxes/regulations/subsidies NO ONE wants an EV Why? They aren't stupid. EV's are worse in ~every way unless you live in a VERY sunny portion of the world and you have a gigantic solar array and home battery setup/charger and can afford to have 2 cars where one of them is an ICE which you can take trips in or drive in the winter without worry you will lose half your range if it decides to get cold and you can "charge" in 5minutes or less instead of hours, or heaven help you all of your nations compatriots decided to go skiing with you and the charger is swamped and a half hour under warm sunny conditions turns into 8 hours of hell.
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    Yes, your numbers are nonsense with no time frames. I guess you never studied mathematics or statistics, buddy. You are apparently very disappointed that you did not obtain an economics degree from a prominent department, like I did. Too bad. It is clear that the growth in EV sales has collapsed, and with the new changes in government policies removing the incentives for any rational person to buy an EV, much worse is in store for you and your agenda going forward. You may borrow my handkerchief again and weep some more. You made your choice and it failed.
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    The most important Tesla news is that Elon's Roadster that he shot into space has completed its' journey around the sun and was mistaken for an asteroid. "Look, up in the sky." "It's an alien!" "It's an asteroid!" "It's Elon's Tesla Roadster!!!" 🤣🤣🤣
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    Your time frames are not clear, there was a slowdown in North American EV sales, and German EV sales dropped by 27% on the year. That is a collapse compared to the official government plans.
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    The old saws being tossed around about the need to tax oil out of existence are just the usual Green envy dressed up in a transparent climate change fraud. Pathetic. https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/The-Truth-About-Oil-and-Gas-Subsidies.html "The article explains that oil companies primarily receive tax breaks, not direct subsidies, and these tax breaks are similar to those given to other industries. Oil companies contribute billions of dollars in various taxes and employ millions of people, significantly contributing to the economy. The debate around subsidies should include all energy sectors, including renewable energy, to ensure a fair and balanced approach to energy policy." "When most people hear the word subsidy, they imagine the government handing over large sums of money to corporations. However, what oil companies receive are tax breaks—similar to those granted to many other industries. These tax deductions allow businesses to recover costs related to production, infrastructure, and operational expenses. A true subsidy is when the government directly hands money to a company. A tax deduction, on the other hand, simply reduces what a company owes—just like how individuals deduct mortgage interest or student loan payments from their taxes."
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    Nothing I wrote was wrong????? do you not even bother to read your own comments??????? here is some of your other winners Tesla does not need to make cars any more. They own the executive branch and have 1.26T in valuation. For real, listed on a regulated market. Tesla owns the executive branch?????????????????? HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA Spout off all you want, the market forces don't care what you think. There is extreme investor confidence in Tesla - that is what is making them insane amounts of money. Love your bs There is extreme investor confidence in Tesla - that is what is making them insane amounts of money. yeah , you were pumping how great Tesla was and now you hide from your comments....... where is this insane amount of money????? Pooffffffffffffffffffffffffff gone now they are losing insane amounts of Money a house of cards, built by the CEO moron......... and you were blabbing about how ".....+$3,848,000,0000 in one day. That is real money coming in from investors. Do the math on that! They could now just operate like a bank and not make any damn cars".?????? Now your love affair with Tesla and Elon is gone?????? now for your personal comment directed to me, on Dec 10, 2024 Spout off all you want, the market forces don't care what you think..... HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA .................... Market Summary > Tesla Inc 279.64 USD−13.34 (4.55%)today Mar 3, 3:24 PM EST • Disclaimer The fall is not over............................the market forces don't care what you think
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    and the Trump recession now is in full force........... Minus 3 percent growth in the 1st quarter....Thanks to the Low IQ shit in the pants Tard that the morons voted for. Mr Econ please jump in and defend the Moron you voted for at anytime........ Oil Prices soaring???? ha ha ha ha ha Oil demand is crashing with the economy Morons voted for him. Morons pay attention to the Atlanta Fed forecasts https://www.atlantafed.org/-/media/documents/cqer/researchcq/gdpnow/realgdptrackingslides.pdf Here is some good reads for the Morons 11Alive.com Atlanta Fed model forecasts nearly -3% GDP growth in first quarter of this year The GDPNow model utilized by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta is forecasting a steep contraction in GDP growth in Q1 2025. . 3 hours ago Barron's Atlanta Fed's GDPNow Estimate Falls Again The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow estimate now calls for a first-quarter GDP decline of 2.8%, down from a decline of 1.5% on Friday. . 3 hours ago Bloomberg.com Atlanta Fed GDPNow Sees Economy Shrinking After Friday Data The US economy is setting up to take a major step back in the first quarter after a pair of reports showed weaker consumer spending and a... . 3 days ago CNBC The first quarter is on track for negative GDP growth, Atlanta Fed indicator says The central bank's GDPNow tracker of incoming metrics is indicating that gross domestic product is on pace to shrink by 1.5%. . 2 days ago Forexlive Atlanta Fed GDPNow tracker swan dives into recessionary territory Q1 GDP growth now forecast at -1.5% . 3 days ago The Hill Atlanta Fed predicts negative 1.5 percent GDP growth in first quarter The Atlanta Federal Reserve is projecting a contraction of the nation's gross domestic product (GDP) of 1.5 percent in the first quarter,... . 3 days ago MarketWatch Closely watched Atlanta Fed GDP tracker sees U.S. economy contracting in Q1 The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model on Friday lowered its forecast for the U.S. economy to a contraction at a 1.5% annual rate. This would be the... . 3 days ago WSJ Some Forecasts Now Think U.S. GDP Could Fall in the First Quarter Wall Street and a closely watched forecasting tool both took a gloomier view of projected first-quarter U.S. economic growth after a pair of... . 2 days ago Calculated Risk Q1 GDP Tracking: Wide Range, GDPNow Goes Negative The second print of 4Q GDP came in at 2.3% q/q saar, unchanged from the advance print and a tenth higher than our tracking estimate. . 3 days ago MSN Atlanta Fed GDPNow Sees Economy Shrinking After Friday Data The US economy is setting up to take a major step back in the first quarter after a pair of reports showed weaker consumer spending and a dramatic widening... . 2 days ago Page Navigation
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    Oil prices are soaring as Trump unwinds and removes the assault on oil?????? sure it is sure it is.....$68 and falling under $68 SOARING ha ha ha ha ha the only assault Trump is achieving is the assault on all Americans Global recession place real fast the only ones supporting Trump these days are Putin lovers and Trumps band of Cocksuckers....Old -Cocksucker included more tariffs today..... Global recession in the making PS Love the price of crude 14:33 pm CDT 03/03/2025 WTI Crude(April Contract) 68.31 -2.08%
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    Methane has a zero impact on any climate change.???? love that you got up-voted by no less than the Old -cocksucker the demand for oil will continue to flourish. Europe will be dragged back into reality.?????? yeah great demand ...did you catch the price of crude falling hard again today????? Europe will be dragged back into reality??????? babbling crap again , it is all you and your fellow tards have these days In my book , you are a world class idiot when it comes to everything....and you claim you got an econ degree???? From where......Tard (Trump) University PS I bet your pal the Old-cocksucker tries to come to your rescue as usual...You 2 love to jerk each other off..........
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    Why were steam engines replaced?