China question

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> Yet we'll likely be the most affected by Arab terrorism which we fund
> everytime we fill up our gas tanks, I think that is the biggest argument for
> alternative fuels. Petrolium is inherently terroristic since most of it
> resides where terrorists live, and when they aren't terrorists, they are
> inherently anti-American bigots, they are quick to sympathise with their
> former Enemies in Iraq and quick to discount the contributions of American

The west relies too heavily on oil from a politically questionable
region, making themselves vulnerable to political blackmail. This is a
strong case to develop alternatives.

Interestingly, the Gulf States were vocal opponents to the Kyoto Treaty,
demanding compensation for lost oil revenues. They recognize that
reduced dependency on oil will devastate their economy, relegating them
to the same status as Bungladesh.

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