On Rising natural gas prices could mean costly winter

Posted on July 8 at 6:26 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

Oh heck, it just seems like a good time to comment. Let's start with and let us not forget the economy for us low culture rabble has been bad for several years. Of course it has only been a recent trend to validate that reality after the fact (note the reference to 2005 in the article), and now long after we have lived with it for years, some sources need to remind us we will be further ground into the dirt as if it is new news.

Then, as we incrementally creep into a potential total economic collapse, I challange a blogger - any blogger to enlighten me as to what America will look like in a year from now. I know it is hard. We Americans of course, can only see one week in advance.

And while I am thinking of it, are we so inept, that we assume the economy can turn around in a couple days or so? Any one remember the 1970s? Most likely not!

And finally, I remember in 1983 bringing up the forbidden subject that a whole culture locked into natural gas and assuming it would always be a cheap energy source was perhaps...a mistake. I was told then I was a fool. Jump ahead to today. I rest my case your honor.

So, please allow me one last comment before I must go back to work at one of my two under-paid, lucky-to-have-a-job-at-all jobs, "We are all screwed times 10!"

Someone please intervene and tell me I am so very wrong for wondering if we are getting excatly what we deserve - an economy that is an incemental work in progress catastophe. Someone scold me and tell me I am crazy - please.

Bob Keith
cooldadiomedia.com

On Halabja, Iraq

Posted on March 4 at 8:13 a.m. ( Suggest removal )

Understandable - given its history - photos are very bleak.

On Bob Keith on WCLO

Posted on February 28 at 7:27 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

I enjoyed Stan's interview with Bob today and have shared the podcast with friends and family who may be interested in listening. Thank you!

On Can technology prevent another Interstate crisis?

Posted on February 24 at 5:06 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

LONG Overdue. This is a major artery in our state - not just in commuters but supporting commerce throughout the state. There should have been a heightened sensitivity after the 100 car pile up.

On Banking in Turkey

Posted on February 23 at 8:09 a.m. ( Suggest removal )

Thanks for bringing the everyday activities of other parts of the world to our backyard!