Well since one foot is already in my mouth I’ll see if the other will go in too! After reading your article on hybrid investment it reminded me of what someone said today. They think we might have the dumbest president in the history of the United States, or he know exactly what he’s doing.

I would like to say that President Obama is finally spending our hard earned tax dollars for something worth while. This event while it sounded great, especially to us Hoosiers. This was for one reason only. To take our attention away from his failing health care agenda. Does anyone else find it interesting that this president, in only six short months has had more air time than the last ten president put together?

The truth of the matter is our automotive companies have already spent billions of their own dollars to research ,develop and build these cars. The problem that few Americans know is that we already have the technologies for these vehicles in fact in some cases we have had it for years now. The only thing the automotive companies lack is a firm direction from our administration. This has been going on for years. What we need to understand is that to produce green or hybrid cars means that our infrastructure must also change. Gasoline stations must be retrofitted with hydrogen dispensing equipment, natural gas pumps, high capacity charging stations or whatever it might be to facilitate our ever mobile population.

Unfortunately if we take a close look at what’s really going on in Washington right now. We find that the Obama administration along with the far left leaders in the legislative branch are busy launching a campaign to discredit the working class people. Those few that are finally getting out and asking the important questions of this administrations agenda. It seems they are being labeled as a mob, and being planted by the insurance companies. It’s funny that they would bring up the exact tactics that they are famous for themselves, this is right out of their community organizer play book. I find it very disturbing that we have come to this. At a time when we should be finding ways to bring our country together, put it’s people back to work and turn our economy around. We find ourselves more divided. I guess only time will tell whether this announcement will be deemed good or evil.

In order to stimulate the economy, people actually have to BUY products. Have you looked at the sticker prices on hybrid cars and SUV’s?? And, the gas mileage is not all that much better than regular gasoline vehicles.

As far as good or evil… I would say neither, just not prudent.

I am going to step out on a limb here and offer what to some may be a pretty radical viewpoint. I have great concern over the environmental movement overall, and the agendas behind government and media push for human intervention into “climate change”. Firstly, the science behind it is shaky; there are opposite viewpoints in the scientific community about climate change and human cause, and they are being politically silenced. Most importantly, what does the Bible say? Stewardship of God’s creation is one thing-worship of the earth is quite different. There is a reason that the most hard-core of environmental movements over time have been led by people with atheist worldview. (I was involved once, during a time of rebellion in college I became involved with Green Peace, one of the most God-hating movements I’ve ever seen, Thank God I was rescued out of that!) If a Christian is led by a Biblical worldview, I can’t understand why they wouldn’t see the most basic principle: People matter to God the most, above all. The Bible says the Earth will pass away. It is the souls of each person on earth that our God is concerned with. The more scripture I read, the more convinced I become that this movement is a work of the enemy to divert resources of all kinds away from saving people to “saving the planet” Many Christians I know have become obsessed with “going green” but less and less are concerned with missions. Millions of people around the world are dying without knowing Jesus, but all we want to talk about is our carbon footprint. Where does the Bible say that God is concerned about that? I feel like a lone voice out here, saying no, don’t worry about all of that, take care of people, they are God’s heart.The more money, energy, time, and talk we spend on what we “think” in our limited minds is wrong with the earth, the more the Great Commission is left behind and forgotten.