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Plug-ins
and Experimental Hybrids: Let's Make Congress End Foreign
Oil Dependency
Enough
pork-barrel legislation to oil companies, let's fund 250
mpg hybrids!
Updated April 9, 2012
Editor's Note - This page was started many years ago when it seemed liked hybrids and plug-ins offered a legitimate path to energy independence. Today, it has become obvious it will take more than just plug-ins and hybrids. For more check out the Soultek plan for US energy independence.
So experimental
hybrid vehicles can achieve 250 mpg, and a plug-in
Prius offers significant gains in fuel efficiency compared
to a standard Toyota
Prius hybrid. All of these developments in hybrid
cars prove that foreign oil dependency can be ended
with today's technology.
So why do we give billions to an oil industry that profits
billions per month to end foreign oil dependency? Nice job
Congress!
We don't need to make million dollar fuel cell vehicles
more cost effective and we don't need a brand new energy
infrastructure. Instead of making a few oil barons, CEOs,
and shareholders trillionaires, why not just make America
stronger by giving automakers billions to utilize TODAY's
technology to begin ending foreign oil dependency TODAY?
Since Congress only represents lobbyists, the 'People'
must be the difference. Thus, Soultek.com and
HybridCarBlog.com are launching HybridCarRevolution.com to focus on the politics of foreign oil dependency and the
role of Congress in ending that dependency.
Terrorism is largely rooted in oil, and if the War on
Terror doesn't include ending foreign oil dependency, then
the War on Terror is simply an Iron
Triangle money making scam.
Let's start a revolution! Aside from voter mobilization to
pressure Congress, what can we do?
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