HELP SAVE AMERICA TODAY!
Imagine
what could happen if millions of these inquiries
landed on the desk of every
single congressperson in Washington.
Making them answerable, accountable and responsive
to the people they serve.
![](http://library.vu.edu.pk/cgi-bin/nph-proxy.cgi/000100A/http/web.archive.org/web/20040617223131im_/http:/=2fwww.joinfoil.org/images/051704_inquiryWebv2.jpg)
|
Non-answers about high gas
prices are no longer acceptable. This "Inquiry"
will give you much-needed muscle to find out what the
people you voted for really represent. Not to mention,
drive Big Oil interests bonkers at the same time. |
![](http://library.vu.edu.pk/cgi-bin/nph-proxy.cgi/000100A/http/web.archive.org/web/20040617223131im_/http:/=2fwww.joinfoil.org/images/060104hed.gif)
For
a measly $2.87 contribution, we'll fax your congressperson
a tough inquiry - without your name on it - and get
you answers to some of your nagging questions. Click here
to see a copy of the inquiry questions you want answered.
If we receive an answer,
we'll forward it to you. Congresspersons will never know
it was you that sent it. If we don't get a response within
30 days, we'll let you know that, too. So, release that
fire and brimstone. Don't worry about spilling merlot on
your ascot. Or a beer on your new T-shirt.
We'll be the bad guys
who put politician's feet to the fire and demand answers
to questions they've been avoiding for years that has you
paying high gas prices. To date, FOIL has been a solitary,
but powerful voice. With billboards, posters, bumper stickers,
decals, newspaper ads and Internet stories, it has brought
to the public's attention many times America's need to cut
the pipeline to foreign oil.
But what has happened?
Washington politicians, automobile manufacturers, oil companies
and energy-based nonprofit organizations are reluctant to
market or support alternative energy with the same competitive
ferocity they display to market cars, Hummers and SUVs?
The Constitution of The United
States made it simple some 226 years ago for people for
the people to rule themselves.
1.
Make sure your Congresspersons are protecting you and your
family. If they are in the pockets of big business. You
can dump them.
2. Watch even
the good ones like a hawk. Don't leave it up to others to
watch them.
3. To ignore
the Congress is to ignore your own interests and future.
Over they years by becoming
"politically correct" too many average Americans
lost interest in who's really running America. Political
correctness may help you succeed in cocktail and country
club circles. But that's it. But in the real world, political
correctness is simply an impotent response to a planet gone
mad.
It's not politically
correct to question big oil companies, car manufacturers
and do-nothing politicians that are content with the status
quo when it comes to our energy policies. Just the opposite.
Patriotic Americans with brains and opinions need to do
otherwise and protest. Replace "politically correct"
with being "patriotically correct."
It may be this simple,
in America today, people have gotten used to being disappointed.
They look at inept politicians, the screwing by special
interest groups and just wring their hands. They look at
self-serving government and wish it were different. They
pay high premiums for a health care system more intent on
making people sick than healthy and they lament an educational
system that churns out graduates who are barely able to
read and write.
And they still pump
$2-plus-a-gallon gasoline into their cars, oblivious to
the men and women dying on the deserts of Iraq in a blood-for-oil
conflict that's barely raised an eyebrow among anesthetized
American citizens. So what has political correctness gained
for our nation? Apathy, impotence and a sense of bitter
frustration.
Take heart. FOIL -
the Foreign Oil Independence League - is here to relieve
this heartlessness with a major dose of hard reality. FOIL
is politically INCORRECT -- so you don't have to be. If
you want to fight back against the long-legged beasties
who have a foot on the neck of the average taxpayer, then
join the FOIL ranks. Your message will get out - and your
anonymity will be safe.
People are so beaten
up these days that they haven't got a clue as to what they
can do to fight back. They're afraid they will do something
obviously stupid and embarrassing - and everyone will scorn
them at the tennis club, the health food store or at PTA
meetings. FOIL is stoking the fire of political incorrectness
- so you won't have soil yourself in the pit of realityspeak.
FOIL is looking to
partner with civic-minded Americans to push for a voice
in getting greater use of the alternative energies that
will snap America's dependence on foreign oil. America needs
gutsy provocative people to get the word out and the job
done. And if that job requires rankling the politically
correct, then FOIL is there to make sure you are heard.
If there was ever a
time for the average person to step forward — it's
now.