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On Fri, 14 Dec 2007 21:11:11 -0800, "Max Power"
wrote: What will bring Shortwave broadcasting back from a post Cold War backwater ... PEAK OIL Russia (and the former USSR) have already peaked. India and China are not oil exporters anymore -- they are importers. Canada (1974) + Mexico (2004?) have peaked their oil production. Australia + NZ: ditto. Large oil provinces are no longer being discovered -- Gulf States sized that is (excluding Gwhar, etc). etc ... The kinds of geopolitical empires that can be built with a ready supply of cheap oil -- will no longer be viable. Nations without oil will soon (over many decades) be equal as there will be no oil. Relay stations shut down for PEAK OIL reasons -- Caribbean Relay Station, Antigua (BBC-DW, direct cause) -- Tangier 3, VOA-BBG (direct) -- Delano, CA US, VOA-BBG (indirect, funding) In risk -- Relay Stations on: GUAM, SIPAN, ... H3 |
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