"According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration's International Energy Outlook 2023, the global supply of crude oil, other liquid hydrocarbons, and biofuels is expected to be adequate to meet the world's demand for liquid fuels through 2050," a U.S. Energy Information web site stated.
What they're not saying, but what we know they believe is, "It doesn't really make any difference when we'll run out of energy since we want you all in 15-minute cities in your electric cars and on mass transit; just don't ask us where the energy for that will come from." Or something.
Chicken Little predictions of energy depletion are a ruse to push for alternatives, IER President Tom Pyle told "Just the News." "First, they said, 'We don't have the resources. We're big consumers, but we don't have the energy. So we have to get off of the resource,'" according to Pyle.
In 2023, the U.S. was the biggest energy producer in the world, putting out 13 million barrels of oil per day.
Despite the ongoing drumbeat since the 1970s of running out of oil, EIR set out "For the purpose of shattering this myth of energy scarcity," with a study released in 2011, the North American Energy Inventory, according to Pyle.
"Humanity organizes its economic activities to ensure a steady growth in the extraction and exploitation of primary energy because energy is life, standards of living are defined by how much energy is available to be exploited, and all humans everywhere are perpetually seeking a higher standard of living," according to the analysts.
Energy seems plentiful, according to EIR. And in light of establishment propaganda on alleged energy scarcity, perhaps we can say EIR is declaring an inconvenient truth.
No comments:
Post a Comment