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So, an entrepreneur and a very successful one at that. Lionel Kambitz is with me. Lionel, welcome. Good to have you, sir. Well, thank you, Pastor Greg. It's great to be with you and always great to be with the great state, or sometimes they say the great country of Texas. Hear, hear. Hear, hear, hear, hear. Well, and to all of our audience, of course, we're on the Truth Broadcasting Network and several other networks, so we're coast to coast and on TECN TV, which is the number one urban online television network in the country.
So pleased to welcome all of that audience as well. Lionel, this issue of energy, of course, we got hit very, very hard last winter with that horrific freeze and people actually lost their lives. We had power outages that we were experiencing here.
And fortunately, I had purchased a generator, a propane powered generator, so we were able to stay above ground on that, but our well froze for about 24 hours. And for folks that are experiencing these kinds of things now with the policies in place on a semi-regular basis and are really, I think, scared about what's going to happen this winter. Can you speak to that and talk to me about why you're concerned about where America sits today and where it gets its energy?
Well, thank you very much, Pastor. I can and certainly the subject near and dear to me is the combining of the energy of the two countries of the United States and Canada. And by bringing the combined energy resources together of these two countries, we should be able to accomplish and achieve independence and no longer rely on what I would call foreign oil from the Venezuelans of the world and the Arab countries of the world, who sometimes haven't proven to be allies of ours in the first place and don't certainly have the values that we do. So one of the first concerns that I have is the fact that the XL pipeline has been stopped, whereby all of that Canadian oil and Northern oil from the Northern plains of the United States and Canada would no longer flow through to the refineries of Houston and provide America the oil and energy it needs out of its hub in Houston to be redistributed.
So that was shut down very recently. Again, as you know, I think it's damaging our energy security as a continent. Well, and then we have the situation that's going on over in Europe as well, where there are efforts by those that are not our friends to cut off the energy. I mean, President Trump was negotiating to get energy and natural gas from here over to Europe. We had pipelines up in Alaska. You talk about the pipeline. I believe you're talking about the Keystone pipeline, if I'm not mistaken. And then there's I think it's called the pipeline number five right on the East Coast that was the next target of this. I mean, you know, I call them poke them China, Joe, because, you know, he's just he's doing everything the CCP wants him to do to make America a third world country.
It's it's it's O'Biden 3.0. It's it's really tragic. Well, you know, sometimes, sometimes, Pastor, we have to do all the things that we can do. Then we can then we still have to rely on on on on things we don't control. But let's control the things we control better pipeline systems in America and Canada, better transportation of energy to be able to feed regions, energy that are are having that are having shortages, the ability to self-contained more and more and rely less on extraneous forces that that, you know, that will come to us. And really, when we think about it, we all we all are very concerned about the environment. We're concerned about climate change coming upon us. And if you believe that that if we believe that that in the next 30, 40, 50 years, we're going to be transitioning our way out of oil and more into natural gas and then from natural gas more into renewables. Well, that's that's fine.
That's the belief. Then we have an opportunity to do that very successfully. We have an opportunity to do that internally between our two countries. We have enough oil. We have enough natural gas.
And and if we can we can allow that oil and natural gas to flow freely and not be impeded by special interest groups, then I think we have an opportunity to really have a balanced energy economy here in North America. And we can do that by selecting the individuals that we have representing us who can make those kinds of decisions, whether it be on a local level, whether it be on a state level or or or whether it be on on the on the federal level. What other means do you suggest that we the people have? And I know that you have certain freedoms there in Canada.
I know a lot of those have been under assault from certain regimes, and I've followed that as well. But nonetheless, both the people of Canada and the people of the United States do have the ability to have a voice. What are some of the things you suggest that the people do to take back our our our energy independence?
I think I think we have to start asking the people who we elected and represent us. We really have to start asking and talking to them about their position on on energy, energy independence and the environment, because those are both those are both social, political issues that are are are real and are in the face of of of all of all citizens and all voters. And what is our stance on energy independence, on energy security?
And what is our stance on greenhouse gas emissions and on the environment? We have to have a conversation where we understand those messages together. We find ourselves isolating them. And we we're we're on we're on we're too many too many are on either side of that.
They don't realize that they can work very well together. Our energy independence, the cleaning up where we produce some of the cleanest energy in the world. Yes, we hear a United States, Canada. We produce clean energy.
Yeah. Why are we buying dirty energy from countries we don't we don't that are our enemies? We're buying dirty oil from those countries. And we have a chance to to really contain it and relate the energy security and the environment together. That's what I would ask of the people that we elect.
And I think we can do that. Well, and we're forcing I mean, when you look at the Middle East, you know, we're forcing alliances, like, for example, alliances between Saudi Arabia and Iran with China. And we know that China's China is not concerned about what they do relative to the kind of byproducts that are that are released. I mean, the Wuhan virus tells us everything we need to know about that.
But I mean, there's a whole lot of other things and atrocities that they're involved in, but they don't care about what they do to the atmosphere. We're the ones that are consistently restricting our abilities to be able to compete in the energy sphere. And we can actually be the leaders in providing energy as we began to be under the Trump administration to the rest of the world so that the rest of the world is getting our clean energy. And the dirty energy that you speak of is being reduced.
Well, you're absolutely right. I mean, the American machine, the ability, the excellence in America in technology development is in itself, you know, one of the miracles of the world today. The ability to create these new technologies around cleaner energy and the utilization of cleaner energy.
This is in America's wheelhouse. This is what America has been best at through its history, developing these technology solutions that are combined with business. It's a combination of technology advancing business and business advancing technology to get to the goal. So I still have great confidence. I'm a pastor, I'm an eternal optimist because of what America and Canada can produce for technologies that are going to continue to clean up energy and allow us to use energy and feel secure in the use of energy and continue to have the cleanest energy in the world. Talk to me, if you if you would, about Delta Clean Tech and and what what y'all are doing, because, you know, I have friends that have converted their homes to solar.
Well, I guess we'll have to talk about when we come back out of the break. But I have friends that have converted their homes to to solar. The challenge that they have shared with me, though, is with regards to if they have panels that go out, if there's parts of the system that go under, what do they do relative to disposing of those?
Because they're very difficult to to dispose of. So there's there's a question with regards to that. So let's talk about that when we get back. And and then we've got to balance the message, right, relative to this whole idea of climate change. I've had Bonner Cohen and a number of other experts that have come on, scientists that have come on and talked about where a lot of the emissions are coming from.
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I want to get it right. Lionel Kambitz with Delta Clean Tech. So tell me a little bit about Delta Clean Tech and what you guys do and then if we can also answer the question that I asked before the break which is, you know, what's being done about the ability to dispose of solar panels that go bad or solar batteries that, you know, have reached their limit and are no longer holding the charge the way that they need to. And then the other problem I think we have too is where do we get this technology since China has all these essential minerals, you know, that creates a bit of a dilemma relative to circuitry.
How do we circumvent that? So several things to talk about in the next, I don't know, six minutes. Go right ahead. Let's answer the world's troubles in six minutes, Lionel.
Thank you, Pastor. First of all, we're in the technology. Delta Clean Tech is really a technology provider primarily to the energy industry. We believe in the energy industry. We believe in the electrification of North America. The Tesla, the Ford's of the world now are committed to electrification of automotive and that electrification is going to be the beginning of a great new clean energy economy in North America. And I think we're going to lead the way with electrification of the vehicles. The ability to produce electricity in a clean way, be able to fuel our vehicles moving forward. So I think we're making great gains.
We don't pat ourselves on the back sometimes enough to say we are making gains and those gains have to continue. So I would say the electrification of transportation is a massive gain. I think our ability to produce electricity and capture carbon dioxide, which is what our technologies do, we like to clean up electricity, clean up when hydrocarbons are burned, we want to clean them up and capture the carbon dioxide from those and use that carbon dioxide to produce good products. So that's our core technology.
And when we look into it, it's what we have to do. We have to continue to revitalise energy, to renew energy and to make sure we have enough of it for security, but also modernise it. And we're doing that today with the electrification of the automotive industry in North America. Now, of course, down here in Texas, as you know, we have a lot of oil and gas. I mean, these are major functions of our economy and not just ours. I mean, when you came on, we talked about the XL pipeline and, you know, a lot of high paying jobs that were associated with that that instantaneously went away. By the way, pipeline number five, you've got that same concern relative to that. So what do you say to those folks that are looking at this and saying, OK, well, if we make this shift over here, how do we you know, what do we do about the jobs? What do we do? Because as we animate and we use A.I., now all of the sudden human involvement is reduced.
Where does this all fit together? How could it be used for good? And how are they using it right now?
Maybe for some not so good reasons. Well, I think I think we have to we have to consider the fact that we're going to need oil. Let's talk about oil and let's talk about gas. We're going to need oil for the next 30, 40, 50 years in this transition.
We'll need it forever. But but maybe maybe it's usefulness for mobile transportation and other things will will back away over the next many years. But as that backs away, the need and necessity for natural gas increases. So we're transitioning to different forms of energy. And so the good you know, so we're transitioning perhaps from an oil based economy over the next 20, 30 years to a natural gas based economy.
And then eventually, while we're doing that, we're transitioning slowly to the renewable economy. And that has to be done as well, because technologies are being developed and how to do that. Your comment on on recycling is a good one, Pastor, because the computer industry face this as well. And that is when these new industries emerge and evolve, the recycling of the older technology becomes a problem. And eventually the recycling industry takes over. It tears these things back apart, takes the critical components out that are valuable and recycles them back into into a new, you know, into a new form.
So as recycling is required, I think that the recycling industry is going to is going to come to the task here and be able to help us with with some of those issues that you discussed. So really, then it becomes again, more about creativity and the ability to be able to perhaps create new job opportunities, such as were created when you had the you know, the big the big box computers, right, that we used to have. And my goodness, at one point, folks, hard to believe. But what you see on your cell phone today used to take up probably a computer the size of three houses. Your comparison is perfect. American exceptionalism and technology development is expressed exactly how you expressed it. We went from boxes half the size of our desks, as you know, you know, to what we carry in our hand, which which which 20 years ago would be called a supercomputer. We have we carry it in our hands today. Do you believe that we accomplish that with the exceptionalism in technology development, that we can accomplish great things in in transitioning energy?
Of course we can. But in the meantime, we have to have energy security, we have to have energy reliability, and we have to we have to continue to allow American exceptionalism develop the technologies to continue to to to create cleaner energy, cleaner energy sources. And of course, this also then speaks to a concern about the kind of education that we're providing to our children here in America as well, because we need to give our kids that kind of concept of American exceptionalism and then an exceptional education so that America can continue to compete in the world. And and to me, these are all conservative values that tie together. I think they are I think that I think there's a the the imperative, the imperative of education is is so profound to keep that exceptionalism moving forward. And I think I think instructing our children of those imperatives, the importance and responsibility that they have to to to to be part of American exceptionalism.
It starts with with their approach to their own education, their self management, self analysis of their own education is the approach that we have to we have to start with and continue to prioritize it, as you mentioned. Excellent. All right. Lionel Cam, Cam Bytes, Lionel Cam Bytes, CEO, Delta Clean Tech.
You can find them at Delta Clean Tech Dot C a Delta Clean Tech Dot C a C a of course, for Canada. Lionel, it's very nice to have you. Thank you for being with me today. I greatly appreciate it.
All the best and enjoy Texas. I'm jealous. Wish I was down there.
I wish I was down there in the great state of Texas. There you go. You betcha. My sincere pleasure. All right, folks, don't go anywhere.
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