Does anybody think the U.S. Military's push to use synthetic fuel will actually work? The Journal's article this morning on the subject was intriguing. I never really condsidered how crippling it could be for the boys overseas if a major attack on specific refineries/pipelines took place. I'm sure everyone here knows the dependence on Foreign Oil is a major threat. But my God...the MIlitary spent $11.6 billion on fuel in 2006 and $12 billion in 2007. There's now becoming a mutliple strategic reasons for the government to force an alternative fuel source and they're looking at coal. Doesn't the U.S. sit on the largest coal bed in the world?