Bio fuel takes off in Australia: run your car on fish and chips oil

[Skanky Burns]

Its whats for dinner.

[Az]

It is, but I think everything that could be said was already said.

[Alexander's Horse]

IF YOU THINK SO GET OFF THIS THREAD

[dannubis]

AH has put on his war paint ...

[Az]

caps lock.

[child of Thor]

coconut oil also works well as a body oil

[Japher]

remember when Kramer was using butter as tanning oil?

that was awesome

[Ted Striker]

Originally posted by Az



Not reading your own sources


Now, let me remind you who was Sherif Hussein ibn Ali - A Hashemite, who was at odds with some other arab factions, like the Saudi family ( who took Arabia away from him ) and who certainly wasn't representing the will of most of the people who call themselves arab today.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sherif_Hussein_ibn_Ali

As you'll see bellow, prior to WWI, the Hashemites were rulers of desert cities, and weren't descendants of Falah upper classes, but rather the appointed rulers of desert cities, like Mecca.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hashemite

Also, you might discover that these fellows were much at odds with the leaders of the arabs in mandatory palestine, for example, and historicall were in much better relations that the falah arabs, that were the majority in population.

For example,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faisal_Weizmann_Agreement . Of course, this was shortlived, since the british played both sides, but this again wasn't betrayal of "The Arabs", since the Hashemites can hardly be called the arabs representatives.

For example, the relationship between the Hashemite king Abdullah, Faisal's brother, and the proto-palestinian leadership ( like the El-Husseini family, the ruling family of falah arabs in palestine, basically ) were notoriously "great" - for example, they've had a part in Abdullah's assassination, after suspicions that he wanted to sign a peace accord with TEH ZIONAZIS.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abdullah_I_of_Jordan

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amin_al-Husayni

So, basically, calling them "arab nationalists", and the representatives of arabs, is laughable.

Out of respect for Horse I won't continue this discussion any longer.

But it's pretty obvious where your bias is coming from, especially considering Palestine just "happens" to be connected to the events in question. But I guess when the word, "Arab" is used a gazillion times in reference to an event, it really has nothing to do with Arabs.

[DanS]

Fish and chips oil and all other food-based fuels are pretty pathetic, if only because you'd have to eat a boatload of fish and chips to defray a significant portion of your fuel needs.

Fish and chips for breakfast, fish and chips for lunch, fish and chips for dinner. :barf:

Now if you start talking ethanol from hemp, you'd really be making progress for dopeheads worldwide.

[Alexander's Horse]

that is the real problem - its fine when a few eccentrics use biofuels but the infractructure doesn't yet exist for a mass market and that is a long way off

[Ted Striker]

Exactly.

But what about garbage? I thought I've seen a process that took garbage and made it combustable, even clean burning, that fueled a car.

I really think creating a genetically engineered, "fuel plant," would not be that difficult.