A complex situation? really! Lets see, we can support some guy growing corn in Iowa, or we can line the pockets of a bunch of camel jockeys, who as we have learned will spit in our face at every opportunity. I don't see it to be a real complex issue. There has been a bunch of propaganda put forth from anyone who might lose a dime by the prosperity of the ethanol industry. I guess we are all supposed to be a bunch of lemmings that can't follow a stream of logic. I guess that when corn is used for ethanol production, it is all used up, there is no valuable by-product. I guess it takes 13 gallons of fuel to raise an acre of corn that supposedly only creates 11 gallons of product. I guess the fuel we use just jumps out of the ground and finds it own way into the filling station tanks, not using any energy to complete the process. yea, I guess your right, its a pretty complex situation.
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