scandinaviany3
03-02-2008, 10:01 PM
Eastern Oregon, Idaho, Nevada, Montana...strong ron paul areas are showing the world they could be the next iceland.
Producing geothermal energy to power everything they need and use this super abundant energy to produced hydrogen to fuel the vehicles.
On the oceans wave energy generation will also be available.
This is a set of states where independents are growing like crazy.
Voting is done on mail in ballots in oregon and each candidate gets a column in a book to read about each person platform equally in ever voters home in the primary and general.
This is also a state with massive amounts of water, food supply, ocean access, proximity road, rail transportation and trade with the east...
oh...there is no sales tax either...and if you live in eastern washington and travel into oregon you have sales tax but not income...
Unlike NH...we know from WA that the northwest is Paul country.
If things get rough in the Future...Paul people invest and look to these areas to setup shop for all our friends to start from a new.
http://www.vulcanpower.com/html/news/vulcannews.htm
Producing geothermal energy to power everything they need and use this super abundant energy to produced hydrogen to fuel the vehicles.
On the oceans wave energy generation will also be available.
This is a set of states where independents are growing like crazy.
Voting is done on mail in ballots in oregon and each candidate gets a column in a book to read about each person platform equally in ever voters home in the primary and general.
This is also a state with massive amounts of water, food supply, ocean access, proximity road, rail transportation and trade with the east...
oh...there is no sales tax either...and if you live in eastern washington and travel into oregon you have sales tax but not income...
Unlike NH...we know from WA that the northwest is Paul country.
If things get rough in the Future...Paul people invest and look to these areas to setup shop for all our friends to start from a new.
http://www.vulcanpower.com/html/news/vulcannews.htm