Bryan Bilicke's Groups

Bryan Bilicke's Page

Are you interested in becoming an organizer in your area?

Maybe--But Not Sure What to Organize

Tell us about your experience with alternative energy:

I have made simple electrolysis device to make a hydrogen on demand system as a supplement to gasoline in my 1990 geo metro.

What excites you about this campaign?

I want to see america be free from buying oil from countries that sponsor terrorist regimes.

What do you want to do to help?

I'm not sure how I can help

At 2:24pm on January 7, 2009, Wayne J.R. Bowser, LEED AP said…: Hello Bryan,
Great to have you on board with the Pickens Plan! Be sure to join me, YOUR District leader, on the District 41 Discussion Group and stay informed on all the exciting things coming up in the Inland Empire to bring Green Collar Jobs and High-Tech Education and more Sustainable Building opportunities to the area!

I've posted some information about our Congressman Jerry Lewis' views on the Pickens Plan. I urge everyone to read it and write him a letter about what WE WANT!

Help spread the word and become part of America's voice for Energy Independence and please tune in to my Radio Show; call-in and bring relevance to the sustainability message with YOUR STORY!

At 2:49pm on September 7, 2008, Tom Bailey said…: Hey;
Want to welcome you.
We need #'s to keep the ball rollin.
Please do a couple things for me in the next day or two.
Talk to anyone ask them to log on. Ask them to meet you online and read up on the many forums.
As you scan through the site the wealth of knowledge is massive.
You'll learn volumes.
It all begins with a step!
Tom

At 2:24pm on September 7, 2008, dan said…: Bryan,
Welcome aboard. I can't tell you what to organize because it appears to be specific to where you live. Your town or city may have all the right pieces in place, it probably does not.

I am trying to get a meeting with my congressional rep and senators. I have put together a letter with others help and sent it out. I am also trying to affect my city and state zoning laws by lobbying them to change. Anything you can afford to do time wise is what is needed. This problem is big and there is no silver bullet. It will only die by the death of a thousand cuts. Each one of us has a small knife and we need to make our mark.

Each of us has to change our behavior and then change the laws, zoning and attitudes of others around us. If you need help, let me know. I will do what I can though it might not be much. I will help.

dan