Better luck next time.

It doesn’t really matter in the end because industry and consumers are going to make this drilling plan obsolete. Next year we will see a palethora of electric vehicles, cheaper more efficient hybrid vehicles, gas vapor add on systems for existing vehicles, and the list goes on and on. More than anything the US population will come to despise those who support this rediculous assertion that paying oil companies to drill for oil will somehow lower our price of gasoline.

Have you also noticed that MS almost never responds to specific questions, even when asked to clarify previous statements. On the rare occasions that he does, his responses often don’t fit the posts to which he’s responding. #10 above is a good example. I’m beginning to think that MS is not an actual human being.

http://www.eia.doe.gov/oiaf/servicerpt/anwr/index.html

In short (from the Intro section), they estimate that it would take about 10 years to start production, reaching a peak of 780,000 barrels per day (mid estimate) in 2027 and then declines to 710,000 barrels per day in 2030.

The opening of ANWR is projected to have its largest oil price reduction impacts as follows: a reduction in low-sulfur, light crude oil prices of $0.41 per barrel (2006 dollars) in 2026 for the low oil resource case, $0.75 per barrel in 2025 for the mean oil resource case, and $1.44 per barrel in 2027 for the high oil resource case, relative to the reference case.

OCS info is here:

http://www.eia.doe.gov/oiaf/aeo/otheranalysis/ongr.html

The debunked sources that you still refuse to post!

The last time I asked for them you told me to go to CSPAN and look up the hearings. Well, I did that. I searched “Congressional hearings”, “Congressional Oil Hearings” and whatever combination I could think of and your illusive “proof” is still that illusive non-existent!!

What links you did provide were a joke - youtube videos on “John McSame”, and other such nonsense, questioning of “bonuses” or “separation packages for Exxon executive. But, NONE OF THE PROOF YOU KEEP BABBLING ABOUT!!!

The oil on the “property they already own” has been shown to be economically cost prohibitive. It would actually raise the price of oil. Today’s technology would not make it easy to get. The areas that are easier to get at with today’s technology is what they are looking for and the Democrats are once again blocking those leases to protect their special interests.

So, once again, Mr. Stupidity, why don’t you post your proof or STFU. Post the links to the Congressional Hearings that you claim exist if they are so easily found. Why are you stalling?

3 year supply in ANWR? That Mr Stupidity is IF oil was extracted at the 100% demand rate. If we replace ALL the oil we use on a daily basis then best ESTIMATES is that it will last only 3 years.

FYI, Prudoe Bay was supposed to have run out by now, but it is still pumping out oil with only minor reductions.

The king of liberal talking points is back!

I didn’t expect a logical or factually-based answer from you, MS, and, as usual, you didn’t disappoint.

You should instead be asking big oil why they do not drill on the billions of oil they are sitting on now.

I’m not sure what you mean by “billions of oil”. Is that billions of barrels of oil or billions of acres of oil leases? Could you expand on that with some kind of link or oil industry report or some kind of credible document that shows that American oil companies are sitting on large quantities of oil on existing leases that they are refusing to drill for?

Thanks for you help.

RS

There is only a 3 year supply of oil in the ANWR. will take 15 years to get out, And still prices will only go down 10 cents if that. You should instead be asking big oil why they do not drill on the billions of oil they are sitting on now.

Next.

A vote for McSame is a vote for a third term for george.

but since our energy needs are in a bit of a crisis we’ll keep listening to the left that oil is not the answer and we need to look for alternatives, yet provide no other alternatives that will help us out now or in the future. oil is the life blood of this nation. but let’s cross our fingers and hope that wind will power our vehicles.