And perhaps every vehicle could be used as a weapon by terrorists? You
left out the solar/wind subsystems. Might as well call Fred
Flintstone. It seems possible that in the post apocalyptic world,
after the energy wars have died down, we'll be back to animal power
and walking.

On Thu, 07 Jul 2005 00:34:14 -0400, RichA > wrote:

>On Wed, 06 Jul 2005 23:40:33 -0400, pawn > wrote:
>
>>RichA wrote:
>>
>>> And of course Canada's idiots in government go and...
>>>
>>> Ethanol production received a boost today as the Government of Canada
>>> announced a further $46 million to build or expand five ethanol plants
>>> across Canada. The successful companies were announced by Agriculture
>>> and Agri-Food Minister Andy Mitchell on behalf of the Government of
>>> Canada.
>>
>>
>>I wouldn't worry about it, the real money, and we're talking about 10's
>>of billions, is being invested by the private sector in Alberta. Oil is
>>alive and well, and will be for many decades, if you feel it's the best
>>fuel source (I don't).
>
>How about a plutonium battery powered steam-driven car?

Spike
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