Yes. Confidence.
I am confident that the incoherent rhetoric postulating the end of ‘fossil fuels’ is being shown to only be propaganda for the manipulation of the gullible and uninformed.
I am confident that informed, sensible, and wise persons realize that oil and gas is vital for our continued well-being and will support and insist on it being supplied to the marketplace in the volumes required to sustain our civilization.
I am confident that EVs will be shown to be useful mostly as niche transportation for those wealthy persons in dense urban environments rather than for the masses.
I am confident that the economics of EV ownership will be shown to be non-competitive against the internal combustion engines and that they best represent those affluent individuals ability to absorb the additional costs of ownership.
I am confident that ‘climate change’ will be shown to be only the primary tool used for the control of our politics by progressives. And that ‘climate change’ will not be able to withstand the rigorous scrutiny necessary for manipulating future energy policy. It will come to represent the effluent politics of the opposition.
I am confident that Gulfslope will find the right deal to move the drilling vision, as well as the purchasing of existing production, forward.
I am confident that Gulfslope will be successful in the pursuit of oil accumulations in the shallow GOM and will thrive to the point of being a mainstream independent producer.
I am confident that my biggest regret as a Gulfslope shareholder will be my inability to find more shares to buy at these low-ball prices as the competition is great for the limited number available.
Yes, confidence. That is what enables me to stand firm with my convictions in the face of these not-so-insurmountable obstacles. And I do put my money where my mouth is. So I join with the other shareholders of that 1.27 billion shares.
Good word choice, spec. ‘Applause’.
Mrs. Smith
