 who understands the global effects of subsidies. During his second presidential debate the question came up about oil profits. His response was: “I don’t think the profits are the issue. The profits are okay if they’re legitimately earned in a free market. What I object to are subsidies to big corporations when we subsidize them and give them R&D (Research & Development) money. I don’t think that should be that way. They should take it out of the funds that they earn…”

Here lies the answer to many of the energy questions. Let the private sector find a solution to new energy sources. Already technology advances at a rapid speed and its products remain ultimately competitive on the market where prices drop and become affordable to the average consumer. Just think of recent changes from VCRs and phonograph records to DVD’s and CD players, and the addition of cell phones and portable computers to modern life. All are now available at reasonable prices to low-income households. Industry continually comes up with new inventions that contribute highly to communication, organization and entertainment. The only sectors that remain high in cost with outrageous prices are sectors that are under government regulation and control: health care, medicine, education, housing, and now food prices. It would be a life-saving act of mercy to close these various departments of government, if people want to have a future for the next generation.

The trouble caused on the global market by the federal government’s sponsored ethanol industry increasingly outweighs the good it does. The idea of sacrificing food production in the name of biofuel as a future source of energy is an irrational concept. The consequence of higher food prices due to corn production hasn’t come from consumer choice but from government coercion. If the demand for energy is increasing, and biofuel is the answer, then where will the world grow its food? The big believers in a government supported biofuel industry might have to prepare for another big tsunami to hit the shores of Third World countries and at home if this insanity isn’t stopped. Just don’t blame capitalism if and when it comes.

The Best of Sabine Barnhart The Burmese army took control of a ruined city yesterday, imposing a tense calm after clashes between Buddhists and Muslims left piles of corpses in the streets and buildings ablaze in the worst bloodshed to hit the South-east Asian nation this year.

The official death toll in the worst-affected city of Meikhtila stands at
who understands the global effects of subsidies. During his second presidential argument the doubt came up about oil net income. His answer was: “ I do n’t think the profits are the offspring. The profit are okay if they ’re legitimately gain in a free market. What I object to be subsidies to big pot when we subsidize them and pass them R&D (Research & Development) money. I do n’t think that should be that way. They should take it out of the funds that they earn … ” 

 Here lie the answer to many of the energy questions. lease the private sector find a solution to new department of energy sources. Already engineering advances at a rapid speed and its products remain ultimately competitive on the marketplace where prices drop and become affordable to the average consumer. Just remember of recent changes from VCRs and phonograph records to DVD ’s and CD players, and the addition of cell phones and portable computers to mod life. All are now available at fair price to depleted - income households. Industry continually comes up with new inventions that contribute highly to communication, organization and entertainment. The lone sectors that remain high in cost with outrageous prices are sector that are under government regulation and control: health care, music, education, caparison, and now food prices. It would be a life - saving act of mercy to close these diverse departments of government, if people desire to have a future for the adjacent generation. 

 The trouble induce on the global marketplace by the federal government ’s sponsor ethanol diligence increasingly outweighs the good it does. The idea of sacrifice food production in the name of biofuel as a future source of energy is an irrational concept. The consequence of higher food prices ascribable to corn production has n’t come from consumer option but from government coercion. If the demand for energy is increase, and biofuel is the solution, then where will the world grow its food? The large believers in a government supported biofuel industry might have to prepare for another big tsunami to strike the shores of Third World countries and at home if this insanity is n’t stopped. Just do n’t blame capitalism if and when it comes. 

 The better of Sabine Barnhart The Burmese united states army took control of a ruined city yesterday, imposing a tense calm after clashes between Buddhists and Muslims left piles of cadaver in the streets and buildings ablaze in the worst bloodbath to hit the South - east Asian state this year. 

 The official death toll in the worst - affected city of Meikhtila stands at
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 who understands the global efFects of subSidieS. DuRinG hIs seCond Presidential deBAte tHe question came up about oIl proFiTS. His REsPonse Was: “I don’T ThINK thE pRoFitS aRE tHe issUe. THe profiTs are okay iF thEy’Re legitimateLY eArned in a frEe mArket. What I obJecT to are SuBsiDIes to Big CorpoRationS When we Subsidize ThEM and giVE them R&D (rESeArch & development) money. I DOn’T Think that shoulD be thaT wAY. THEY shOulD take it out Of The fuNDs that tHEy EARN…”

HeRE lies the answeR to many of thE EneRgy queStIonS. let the PrivaTe SEctOr find a soluTion To new enerGy sourCEs. AlreaDY technoLogy adVanCes At a rAPiD sPeeD aND itS PrOduCTs rEmain ultImAtEly coMpetITIVE on tHe mArkeT wherE prices drop anD beCome AFfoRdablE to thE aveRaGe conSumer. JUst thInK of recent changeS froM VCRs and pHonOgRapH rEcordS To DVD’s And cD pLayers, aNd the adDItiOn OF CElL phones and portable CoMPUtErs to modErn lifE. alL aRE now avaiLaBle At reASOnablE priCEs To low-incOme houSEhOlDs. IndusTrY contiNuAllY coMes up WIth nEw inveNtions thAt conTRibute highly to COmmunication, oRGaNIZaTIon aNd eNtertainmenT. The ONly sEctoRS tHat REmain High iN cOSt WIth outrageous prices ArE sectoRs thaT are under goveRnment reguLATIon and coNtroL: HeALth care, medicinE, educAtion, housiNG, and now fOod prIces. It woUld be a lifE-SAving act Of mErcY to CloSE ThEse various depARTmenTs Of goverNmeNt, if peoPle WanT to HavE a Future for The next gEnErAtIoN.

ThE trouBLe caused On The GlObaL markET by the FederAl goVeRnMEnt’S sponsoREd ETHanoL iNdUstrY inCrEasinGly oUTweIghs the Good it doeS. ThE Idea Of SaCrificiNg food productIoN in the name Of BioFuel as A FUture souRce of energy is an irrationAL concepT. ThE consEqueNce of highEr fOod priCes DUe to coRn prodUctioN hAsn’T COme frOM CoNsuMeR choice but FROm gOvernMeNt coErcion. IF the demand for energY Is iNcreasing, and bIofUel iS THe AnsWEr, THen WhERe wILL the world grow itS food? The biG bELiEvers in a goVErnMeNt suppoRted bioFuel iNDustry mIght have tO prepare fOr AnotHER biG tsunami to Hit the shOres of ThiRD WorlD CoUntriEs aNd at hoMe If tHis inSanity ISn’t StoppEd. Just DoN’t blamE capiTaLism if anD when it comes.

The Best of SaBine BaRnharT ThE Burmese aRmy TOok Control of A ruiNed city yesTerDay, ImposIng A Tense Calm AFtEr cLAshes BetwEEn BuddhisTS aNd MUSLiMs left piles OF COrpSes in The STreets And bUildings ablaze in tHE worst bloodsheD to hIT The souTH-easT ASian nation this YeaR.

THE Official DeAth toll in thE worst-afFeCTed ciTy of MeIkhtilA stands AT
 who understands the globa l effectsof su bsi die s.  Dur inghis second pre s iden tial debate the questi on ca me up a b ou t oil  profit s .H i s r es po nse  w a s:  “I d on’ t think  the profi tsar e the issue. Th e profitsare  okay if the y’r e legi ti mat e ly ea rne d ina free market . What Iob j ect to are sub s i di es t o big corporation s  w h en we subsidiz e them  a n dg i vethe m R&D (Res ea rch & Develop m en t ) mon e y. I don’t th ink that sh o uld  be th at  wa y . They  shou ld tak e it out of  the  funds th at the y  earn…” 
Here l ies th e a nsw er t o  m an y o ft hee ne rgy que stions.Le tthe p riva t e s ecto r f inda sol ution to newene rgys our ces.Alrea dy t ec hnolo gy adv ances  a t a rapid speed  and  its prod uct srem ai n ult i mately  co mpe titiveon them ark et w h er e prices drop andbe c o me  afforda ble to th ea verage c on sum er.J u st th inko frecent c hanges fr om  VCRs a nd  phono gr aph  re cords to D VD’s a nd CD pl ayers ,  and the addit i on of cell ph o ne s an d  por tab le computer s to mode rn l i fe . A l l are  nowav a il a ble at reasonable p ri ces to  low- income househ olds. Indu s t r y contin uall y  c o mes up with ne w inv entions th a t contri butehighly t o communi c a tion, or gan iza tio n a n d  e ntertainment. T he o nl y secto rsthat re mai n h igh  in  c ost withoutrageo us  p ri ce s a re se c tors tha tare  u nde r gov e rnment  regu lati on  a n d c ontrol: he a l th c ar e,  med ici ne , edu cati o n,housing , and now  fo o d pr ic es . It wo uld be a life -s aving actof  me rcy to c lose the se various departmentso f gover nme nt, i f pe ople want  to  havea f u ture f or the  next  g ene r a tion. Th e t ro uble cause d onthe g lo balmarketby the federal gov e rnm ent’s sponsor edetha n o lind u st r y i nc r eas i n gly outweighs t he good it  d o es . The idea ofsa crifici ng food  prod u ction i n the nam e of biof ue l as a  fu ture sourc e of ene rgy is an irrat i on al co nce pt. Th econ seque nce of hig her f ood pr ic es due  to c or n produc tion hasn’t come from c onsume r cho ice  but from  go v ern ment coer cion . If the d ema ndfor e ner g y isincr e as ing ,  andbiof u el is the an swe r ,  t hen where w i l l  th e wor ldg row it s fo od? The big belie v ers in a gover nmen t sup por t ed b io fuel industrymig ht h ave to p re pare for an other bi gt sunam i to h it the  shores o fT hird W orld  co untries a ndat home if  t hi s  insan ityis n’t st opped. Just d on’t blame capit alism i f and whe n itco mes.

T h e Be st of Sabi ne Barnhart  The B urme se ar my took  c ontrol  of  a  ruined ci t y yesterd ay, i mposing  a  ten secalm a fter c lashe s be tw een  Buddhist s an d  M us l ims  lef t pil es  ofcorpses i n  the str eet s  and bu il din g s  ablaz e  i n the worstblo odshe d to hit the Sout h -e a st As ian na tion t his yea r .
Th e offic ial d eath toll  in the w o rst -a ffec ted city  o f Me ik hti la  stands at
 who_understands the_global effects of subsidies._During his_second_presidential debate_the_question came up_about oil profits._His response was: “I_don’t think the_profits_are the issue. The profits are okay if they’re legitimately earned in a free_market._What I_object_to_are subsidies to big corporations_when we subsidize them and_give them_R&D (Research & Development) money. I don’t think_that_should be that_way. They should take it out of the funds_that they earn…”

Here lies the answer_to many of_the_energy_questions. Let the private_sector find a solution to new_energy sources. Already technology advances at_a rapid speed and its products remain_ultimately competitive on the market where_prices drop and become affordable_to the_average consumer. Just think of_recent changes from_VCRs and_phonograph records to_DVD’s and CD players, and the_addition of cell_phones and portable computers to modern_life._All are now_available_at_reasonable prices_to low-income households._Industry_continually comes_up_with new inventions that contribute highly_to_communication, organization and entertainment. The only sectors_that remain high in_cost_with outrageous prices are_sectors that are under government_regulation and control: health care, medicine,_education, housing,_and now_food prices. It would be a life-saving act of mercy to_close these various departments of government,_if people want to_have a_future_for the next_generation.

The_trouble caused_on the global market by the federal_government’s sponsored_ethanol industry increasingly outweighs the good_it does. The idea_of_sacrificing food production in the name_of biofuel as a future source_of energy is an irrational_concept._The_consequence of higher food prices_due to corn production hasn’t come_from consumer choice_but from government coercion. If the demand_for_energy is increasing, and biofuel is_the_answer, then where will the world_grow_its_food? The big believers in_a government supported biofuel industry might_have to prepare for another big tsunami to hit_the shores of_Third World countries and at_home_if_this insanity isn’t stopped. Just don’t blame capitalism if and_when it_comes.

The Best of_Sabine Barnhart The Burmese army took control of a ruined_city yesterday, imposing a tense calm after_clashes between Buddhists and Muslims left piles of corpses in the_streets and buildings ablaze in the worst bloodshed_to hit the South-east Asian nation this_year.

The official death toll_in_the worst-affected city of Meikhtila stands at