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Lehanover@aol.com wrote:
>  
> My first experience with ethanol in the fuel was a race weekend at Pocono. 
> Four fuel pumps and a lost weekend later, we headed for home with all of the 
> fuel cell foam turned into orange snot.
>  
> Who do I see about getting my weekend back? My money? My time? The Spotted 
> Owl? Greenpiece?
>  
>   

I think the people you want to talk to are Monsanto and ADM.

The Greenies don't want us to switch to ethanol (well, not all of them 
at least), they want us to quit driving altogether.  Ethanol is here 
thanks to the well honed lobbying efforts of the largest corporate 
conglomerates in the world.  ADM and Monsanto aren't happy with pushing 
corn-syrup into everything in the grocery store.  They want to be Exxon 
and BP, too.  Not that there is anything wrong with that; other than it 
being stupid for our elected representatives to aid them with the power 
of the legislature.