Sure you're right Dave. Maybe now that fewer people have jobs or, at least,
poorer paying ones, they'll set the needed precedence. The car makers keep
missing the mark though. Used to be able to buy simple cars, with lower
price tags, and better fuel economy. Now they make, as you say, what they
think people want.

I'm in Montana now, for a short time, and traveling here across the mid-west
I couldn't count the new oil wells and gas farms operating. Unemabinable
millions of tons of coal move every day out of Colorado and Wyoming on mile
long trains running constantly.

We have all the resources here needed for some time even though fuel cell
cars are needed but, as another wise contributor said, someone will put a
stop to that soon enough.

Don't like the hybrid cars much but seeing many more of them out there.
Newer models, with heavy dependency on electics and electronic innovations.
I like the focus this brings.

A long story about a long journey to our survival on a long road that may be
shortened after all.

MoonMan

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