Download Matt Savinar's Life After the Oil Crash free until Nov. 2

[Indiana_Dem]

http://www.lifeaftertheoilcrash.net/downloads.html

He is offering his book for free until the elections.

[Dogmudgeon]

1. You have the better title!

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=115x15177

Thanks for posting this again -- it deserves to be widely read!

By the way, consider buying a hard copy of it if you have a few extra dollars burning a hole in your local ozone layer! :)

--bkl
DISCLAIMER: I am not, nor have I ever been Matt Savinar.

[Indiana_Dem]

3. OOPS. I'm sorry!

Sorry about the dupe. I was just trying to let others know again. I even posted to that one! Geesh!

[Dogmudgeon]

5. Not at all ...

... this is an important book.

I'm glad someone else is promoting it.

--bkl

[izzie]

2. Oh I will read it. I think oil is running out my self.

Plus I lived off the big oil companies for many years.

[ramapo]

4. Downloaded and printed

Matt has done an excellent job pulling together a hugh amount of information from many different sources.

His Q&A approach makes this a great reference. You can pick out a specific topic and zero in. You don't have to read cover-to-cover.

I'll look for the book in published form as ~180 pages is a pile of paper even printed 2UP.

[amazona]

6. skimmed it but sheesh, talk about negative

A lot of sound and fury if all he can suggest is that Kerry is just as bad as Bush and that we might as well get comfortable with our deaths.

[Dogmudgeon]

7. Consider his point of view

He's spent months putting together an analysis of the situation -- and the situation is grim, indeed.

There are a lot of things that can be done to save Humankind, too. But in 1938, it looked like the future belonged to some flavor of fascism. A fascist would have said that the world of 1968 would be a world of order, discipline, and obedience. What we got was sex, drugs, and rock-and-roll, as well as open rebellions in France, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and a few other places.

His view of Kerry=Bush I can accept as an artifact of his youth; I believe he is still under 30, and probably still has way too much hipster cynicism in his newly-minted-lawyer's blood. Give him a few years to adjust to world. He has a keen eye for the nasty details -- an eye that will probably start looking for solutions hidden in plain sight.

--bkl