Texas Drifter Scrooge Obama
Marshall’s Law Dateline – Future historians will no doubt describe President Obama as the cruelest most vicious mean spirited of all America’s Presidents; hence his well deserved title “Scrooge Obama.”
Definition scrooge: miserly character in “Christmas Story” by Charles Dickens. Definition of miserly: characteristic of personality marked by scandalous meanness and disgraceful vain temperament.
This writing exercise relates to one hundred seventy-five thousand plus high paying offshore industry related careers intentionally being destroyed by Obama and his “mean spirited” Administration.
Doubt premise of the writing exercise premise, reader can reference following citations reported in recent issue of OS-Offshore Source: Volume 12 – Number 11 November 2010. Reader who wants or has courage to confront honest education about America’s “Offshore Energy Industry” should review offshoresource.com. (Personal note: Texas Drifter has no association, ties or connection to Offshore Source and is merely passing on good intelligence.)
One line excerpts from “OFFSHORE SOURCE Titles:
1. “Permit Slowdown to Hurt Economy” – The report found that the Department of Interior’s slowdown in issuing permits for new shallow drilling operations – despite lifting the moratorium on this segment of the industry in May – has placed 40,000 gulf region jobs in jeopardy, with “very serious economic implications for the region that rival, or exceed those of the spill and moratorium.” …
2. “Shell Scales back in Alaska” –Royal Dutch Shell has scaled back its plans to drill offshore the Alaska coast in 2011 and now plans only a single well for 2011 … any further exploration work is on hold until Department of Interior remedies what the courts characterizes as deficiencies in …
3. “U.S. Tax Policies Partly to Blame” – U.S. tax policies are partly to blame for the decline of American oil companies in claiming drilling leases world wide – and new proposals could put the U.S. firms at even more of a disadvantage, energy analysts believe …
4. “Industry Fears ‘De Facto’ Moratorium” – Without additional resources and a serious commitment by government to process and approve permits and other requirements expeditiously, the moratorium will give way to a “de facto” moratorium, which will continue to cripple already hard hit Gulf region and cost more than 175,000 jobs a year …
In closing, Off Shore Source reports, articleS, and advertisements should be required reading for all Americans who occasionally need to re-inspire their faith in capitalist entrepreneurs that made America Heaven’s favorite republic.
Next to last closing thought for this writing exercise, gas prices higher this Holiday season; do not blame America’s capitalist oil industry entrepreneurs. Blame Scrooge Obama for decreasing supplies which increase prices. Scrooge Obama and his mean spirited Administration who are solely to responsible for using fascist regulations which are contributing to decreasing supplies which keeps prices going up.
Remember repetition is good training tool. Two concepts will be reviewed: First, in Marxist economies all property and means of production are owned by government. Second in fascist economies, all property and means if production are owned by citizens, but are so regulated by government that Marxism and fascism end up being non-identical economic twins.
The second reason gas prices keep going higher are public sector taxes added to petroleum retail products. Brutal truth, public sector taxes generate more funds for non-productive public bureaucrats; than profits received by private sector capitalists for finding, removing, transporting, refining, and transporting petroleum products to retail markets.
Pretend the following is being printed by Texas Drifter using crayons. To reduce cost of holiday gas, simple. One, let entrepreneur capitalists increase market supplies by eliminating Liberal Democrat and Moderate Republican fascist economic policies and regulations. Two, reduce public sector taxes on petroleum products - Scrooge Obama.
Reader’s assignment write last four sentences of this writing exercise one thousand times on a very large blackboard.
