Never forget Perry, I am first and foremost a capitalist.

It seems to me that Ethanol offers a little bit of something for everyone. It is a very intriguing investment with several angles.

>Jake,
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>What got into you. I'd never thought you would post an article like this.
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>But it appears that there would be a major fight to get something like this done. I just saw the documentary, "Who Killed the Electric Car". Unfortunately, I think there's some selfish reasoning as to why not only does the electric car not exist, but the manufacturers made any existing cars disappear.
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>And then we have a country in Brazil who has already made a switch in fuels, very successfully. I've not read one bad article describing their experience.
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>>"Since President Bush is in Brazil this week to talk about ethanol, I though it would be appropriate to present portions of a paper by Vinod Khosla, a venture capitalist who was a internet pioneer and a founder of Sun Microsytems (SUNW). You can view a bio of him here. Kholsa is himself investing millions of his own dollars building ethanol plants. The paper here, is very long and detailed. I am going to present the most topically relevant items based on what the media usually presents."
>>http://energy.seekingalpha.com/article/29035
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>>Like the article says the entire whitepaper is quite long and detailed, but well worth a read if you find the time.