Video: "If I Wanted America To Fail" -- Not Directly Related to the Bakken -- But Close Enough

Updates 

Later, 11:20 pm: several links,

• the administration that banned Canadian oil, says gasoline going to $9/gallon is out of the administration's control -- I cannot make this stuff up
• EPA admits it "crucifies" oil companies as general policy; Senator challenges; EPA backs off
• still slow-rolling the oil companies in the Gulf; no wonder Salazar thinks gasoline could go to $9/gallon

Later, 5:30 pm: it is interesting how things work out.  The video below seems "over the top," but in fact is more subtle than most might realize. Regardless, a couple hours after posting it, I ran across the following article in which the Secretary of the Interior accuses "the House Republicans of living in an imagined energy world." In fact, right, wrong, or indifferent, there are a lot of folks outside the House who share the thoughts articulated in the video below. It is not just those inside the beltway as the secretary would suggest. From the link above:

Disputing the perception that Americans are deeply divided over energy policy, Salazar said outside of Washington, people generally agree on what needs to be done: reduce US reliance on foreign oil; expand offshore oil and gas activity, but do it safely and in the right places; broaden the national energy portfolio with more solar, wind, geothermal, and biofuels; and improve motor vehicle fuel economy.

Note that natural gas, which couldn't possibly be cheaper, was not even mentioned in in that paragraph. What is not said speaks volumes. 

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'Nuf said.

Except: I wish they would have gotten Morgan Freeman to do the narration.

Thank you to a reader for alerting me to the video. I had not seen it.