Comments on: Dan McTeague is a loud-mouth know-nothing. http://www.rmfo-blogs.com/daniel/2008/04/29/dan-mcteaque-is-a-loud-mouth-know-nothing/ A personal narrative. Mon, 06 Oct 2008 22:22:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: R Rennie http://www.rmfo-blogs.com/daniel/2008/04/29/dan-mcteaque-is-a-loud-mouth-know-nothing/#comment-19118 R Rennie Wed, 18 Jun 2008 20:06:52 +0000 http://www.rmfo-blogs.com/daniel/?p=1535#comment-19118 Daniel please excuse the spelling in the previous message as this damned machine seems to have a mind of it's own. Cheers Ross Daniel please excuse the spelling in the previous message as this damned machine seems to have a mind of it’s own.
Cheers
Ross

]]> By: R Rennie http://www.rmfo-blogs.com/daniel/2008/04/29/dan-mcteaque-is-a-loud-mouth-know-nothing/#comment-19117 R Rennie Wed, 18 Jun 2008 20:03:56 +0000 http://www.rmfo-blogs.com/daniel/?p=1535#comment-19117 Well Daniel I agree that controling a speculative market would be dificult but I believe not impossible. Be that as it may be it does not alter the fact that we could get along quite nicely without the overrated influence of a greedy and out of control market place. I agree that our dependance on petro chem products must be replaced by a cleaner susbtitue but what? The search for such a product must continue and high pricing for oil is for sure a deterent but at what immediate cost to our society especialy our younger generation. Until a substitute can be found we must raen in the greedy corporate sector and an out of control speculative market. I would suggest ( heavens to Bettsy) price controls as start. There are no doubt other alternatives but it takes a dedicated that this old mind could not think of but others should. It takes a dynamic government to protect we citizens from this blind rush to demolition. If only the axis powers in the fortys had thought of this approach we would br goose stepping all over the place. There, ive said it as best I can so have a nice day and cheer up we will be ok, ahmen!!! Well Daniel I agree that controling a speculative market would be dificult but I believe not impossible. Be that as it may be it does not alter the fact that we could get along quite nicely without the overrated influence of a greedy and out of control market place. I agree that our dependance on petro chem products must be replaced by a cleaner susbtitue but what? The search for such a product must continue and high pricing for oil is for sure a deterent but at what immediate cost to our society especialy our younger generation. Until a substitute can be found we must raen in the greedy corporate sector and an out of control speculative market. I would suggest ( heavens to Bettsy) price controls as start. There are no doubt other alternatives but it takes a dedicated that this old mind could not think of but others should. It takes a dynamic government to protect we citizens from this blind rush to demolition. If only the axis powers in the fortys had thought of this approach we would br goose stepping all over the place. There, ive said it as best I can so have a nice day and cheer up we will be ok, ahmen!!!

]]> By: daniel http://www.rmfo-blogs.com/daniel/2008/04/29/dan-mcteaque-is-a-loud-mouth-know-nothing/#comment-19110 daniel Tue, 17 Jun 2008 12:51:13 +0000 http://www.rmfo-blogs.com/daniel/?p=1535#comment-19110 He's looking out for the little guy's vote, I think you'll find. But that's okay. You don't want to control a speculative world market. You can't do it. It doesn't work. High oil prices are also good for Canada's future: We need to invest in alternatives. Everyone knows it. High oil prices provide the impetus. But my problem with McTeague wasn't that he was proposing bad plans (as politicians are wont to do) but that he was proposing no plan at all. You have at least brought up a bunch of ideas. So good job. He’s looking out for the little guy’s vote, I think you’ll find. But that’s okay.

You don’t want to control a speculative world market. You can’t do it. It doesn’t work.

High oil prices are also good for Canada’s future: We need to invest in alternatives. Everyone knows it. High oil prices provide the impetus.

But my problem with McTeague wasn’t that he was proposing bad plans (as politicians are wont to do) but that he was proposing no plan at all. You have at least brought up a bunch of ideas. So good job.

]]> By: R Rennie http://www.rmfo-blogs.com/daniel/2008/04/29/dan-mcteaque-is-a-loud-mouth-know-nothing/#comment-19106 R Rennie Tue, 17 Jun 2008 01:03:32 +0000 http://www.rmfo-blogs.com/daniel/?p=1535#comment-19106 He may be loudmouthed but at least he is concerned for the little guy. It's people like ypo that know everything. We stupid people know a thing or two about markets, corporate profits and so on. Now that you have set we poor ignoant slobs straight whats. How about creating a domestic pricing system and putting a cap on exporting our natural rescources and creating once more an multi year oil reserve plan. I understand that we once did until big oil and weak government got a hold of our economy. Remember that our democratically electer government runs our country not the corporate sector. Incidentely I also believe that we are the seventh largest oil producer in the world so how's that grab you. Price controlls are another weapon that we have against the speclative world market but one that will not be used because our governments dont have the balls to do the moral and courageous thing. So I will just get on my good old horse and ride off into the sunset before the speculators cause the price of a bale of hay to go out of sight. Nice talking to you and you have a nice day now He may be loudmouthed but at least he is concerned for the little guy. It’s people like ypo that know everything. We stupid people know a thing or two about markets, corporate profits and so on. Now that you have set we poor ignoant slobs straight whats. How about creating a domestic pricing system and putting a cap on exporting our natural rescources and creating once more an multi year oil reserve plan. I understand that we once did until big oil and weak government got a hold of our economy. Remember that our democratically electer government runs our country not the corporate sector. Incidentely I also believe that we are the seventh largest oil producer in the world so how’s that grab you. Price controlls are another weapon that we have against the speclative world market but one that will not be used because our governments dont have the balls to do the moral and courageous thing. So I will just get on my good old horse and ride off into the sunset before the speculators cause the price of a bale of hay to go out of sight. Nice talking to you and you have a nice day now

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