Epstein Secrets

s will turn red. Tom Pyle's list of things to for the Department of Energy's transition team is expressly designed to do this.

elowski. HH it 3. BUY the hell out of Russia -- Exxon Rex is a cabinet trifecta for Koch Brothers. A. And there's Exxon Rex. Any contribution from Exxon received money from Koch -- and vice versa. Rex Tillerson is worth $151 million and is leaving Exxon next year. He seems to have accepted secretary o

very hard to reverse this. And if Trump can deliver jobs to the midwest red states, more senate seats will turn red. Tom Pyle's list of things to for the Department of Energy's transition team is expressly designed to do this. This includes new oil and gas leasing projects, more fracking, more coal, more LNG projects -- and

s will turn red. Tom Pyle's list of things to for the Department of Energy's transition team is expressly designed to do this.

pielowski. =e, 3. BUY the hell out of Russia -- Exxon Rex is a cabinet trifecta for Koch Brothers. A. And there's Exxon Rex. Any contribution from Exxon received money from Koch -- and vice versa. Rex Tillerson is worth $151 million and is leaving Exxon next year. He seems to have accepted secretary o

very hard to reverse this. And if Trump can deliver jobs to the midwest red states, more senate seats will turn red. Tom Pyle's list of things to for the Department of Energy's transition team is expressly designed to do this. This includes new oil and gas leasing projects, more fracking, more coal, more LNG projects -- and

income. * Other items we could have discussed: continued growth of global hydropower, politics around the Keystone XL pipeline, the apparent end of Exxon’s collaboration with Craig Venter to develop fuels from genetically modified algae, and the EU’s decision to deemphasize crop- based biofuels due to

Volt is the most successful electric car in the US, but only 16,400 have been sold this year through September, vs the goal of 45,000 that was set by the Department of Energy. Sales of the Nissan Leaf in the US are down 28% vs 2011. If you have gotten this far, I hope you enjoyed our annual energy issue. Sce you next year