Folks, there is only one thing that will help save America Automakers businesses and that is
American Businesses. I cannot stress that enough all because of how I see what automakers
need to survive and it has to come from American Business not foreign businesses.
America needs a new steel industry and only 25 companies coming together in a AutoGen
can accomplish that, try not to allow any President to stop a AutoGen like President Bush
stopped the FutureGen. Think about at least $20 million investment to make it possible to startup
and then the automakers should start receiving the first results. It must include CTL Technologies
which convert Coal To Liquid plus Natural Gas and ultimately Electric Smelting Furnaces. Need
I say more?
11/13/2008 4:55:30 AM 
It will really depends on how dispersed the Automakers have made their financial situation, $25B
was asked to help them and they need less that that by restructing the financial situatiuon, if it
goes into foreign repayment or is not, if it is about retirement payments which would have to start
a new policy maybe to suspend stock brokerages of automakers for five years and start funneling
stock dividends slowly each month while using some for investment, if there are medical
insurances that could be adjusted, if there are land properties that could be liquidated of
otherwise sold or leased, if there is to many insurers to pay off each year those would have to be
divisional per the total to end result in ten years, what they would formally have to establish is a
new working company and many employees would have to take a pay cut, cut down of elaborate
advertising and loans esp. build into the US Department of Education Grants for employees so
their College and University expenses will be cut by 40% because their education may take five
to ten years to complete which means Colleges and Universities will have to take a big slash in
their budgets and hiring may be affected and layoffs expected. Those things a a few more would
diminish the time and amount by at least $15B over five to ten years. Also include states that
need to build a Electric Monorail System and maybe the plan can work, this is a long-term
positive solution. Keep your eye on DOE's solution, 'Advanced Technology Vehicles
Manufacturing Loan Program' (News). When it appearsin the Federal Register it will be official. DOE will also accept comments on the rule for 30 days after its publication. The loan program
was authorized by section 136 of the 'Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007', which
President Bush signed into law in December 2007. To qualify for the loan, the vehicles being
manufactured must meet tough emissions standards while achieving a 25% greater fuel
economy than similar vehicles sold in Model Year 2005.Congress appropriated $7.5 Billion in
late September to cover the subsidy cost of the loans, and the actual amount of loans available
will depend on the financial circumstances of the borrowers and the specifics of their proposed
projects. Each manufacturer must be financially viable to receive a loan. And although DOE
intends to expedite the Loans, the agency must comply with all statutory requirements,
including the National Environmental Policy Act. DOE expects to issue the loans in several
rounds, with a new round every three months. Applications for the first round of funding are
due on December 31. Recommends by DOE are extremely high for older vehicles
consumer's own to consider complying to since they are to become total electric I see hardly
any comparison possible to DOE recommends.
11/13/2008 5:24:00 AM 
Nothing out of sink with proposing more Ethanol Plants, Brazil however is going well beyond
expectations, their use projected by 2012 is 8 Billion Gallons per year while their set
incentives will be 28 Billion Gallons per year so their exports of Ethanol will increase
significantly. Maybe Brazil has a better growth ability than most states in the US have and
maybe our efforts should be to import ethanol we could mix with gasoline for our use with
some reserves we produce and that would keep a balance efficient to the other energy
forms. Coal Liquefaction Technologies (CTL) means Methanol, Ethanol, Gasoline Jet Fuel,
Diesel Fuel, and by-products. It means that for power small nuclear plants can bring the
electricity to electric smelter furnaces without having to spend money on transporting
energy over and over by railroad. It means new steel plants to counter the Chinese plan to
raise prices using VAT (Value Added Tax) as a means for their government earnings to
increase on the steel, and all products esp. those of steel. China makes every effort
possible to clean their atmosphere of pollution clearing the way for (CTL) in a plant
building move that surpasses all nations. This will give relief to Sinopec Group, parent of
China Petroleum & Chemical Corp (Sinopec), the major Natural Gas producer that could
well gross 3-4 billion cubic meters in future years. Besides this Chinese spirited solar
energy industry that is the worlds leader shall increase their production to offset diesel
fuel and petrol use according to Dou Jinming, Development and Reform Commission
deputy director of Kunming, China. A lot of talk has started about "quality fade" in
Chinese products resultant of increased production. For a small company to expand to
a major company is another entire separate issue it does cause "quality fade". This is
the deliberate and secret habit of widening profit margins through a reduction in the
quality of materials. Silk, aluminum, and missing parts replaced by other materials are
dangers for buyers. China is expanding their economies in manufacturing into India and
Brazil. Quality Control Fade will be a large contributing factor for American buyers to
watch out for besides increased prices and VAT to all exported products suggesting
American buyers to buy American made products instead to help in American
economics instead of strengthening Chinese economics. Ford Motor Company needs
a new steel plant in America to stop importing China's steel which will soon have VAT
additions, this calls for new electric smelter furnaces powered by small nuclear
reactors to bring down the overhead and lengthen our valued resources of coal and
other fuels normally seen for fire based furnaces.