On May 17, 12:29 pm, Knuckledragginhick <BurtonU...@gmail.com> wrote: On May 17, 1:02 pm, The Trucker <mik...@verizon.net> wrote: Not nearly as good as  good caffeine induced dump. I see you can't refute my comments. MOVEON.org site down this morning?? What comments have you made? Most people thought you were dragging your oil baron lackey ass across the keyboard.

...Very well. Tax the bastards to motivate them. Profits are positive re-inforcement...They both work. ********************** The Taxation of oil company profits is in fact a..." will do very nicely. As oil prices increase driving profits above X...the same thing as Carter. The oil companies will stop exploring, drilling ... many doggie treats do the oil baron PR departments throw your ...

...what Gulf Oil barons are telling the transnat oil honchos. But lacking that, all we have is reasonable speculation...the consumers, are greedy and stupid. Trying to motivate the CEOs and various national oil barons to search for alternatives to oil just goes against human nature. Taxing them for... a cut on the taxes put on the oil barons and transnationals. There are new technologies out ...

...good indication of your dishonesty on this issue. You are a piece of work. I post refinery utilization and you snipped it then you replace it with other text. Idiot. "...getting an oil refinery built is next to impossible, hence the 30- year construction drought. There will always be environmental activists who fight any new proposed refinery, regardless of where it might...

... endless possibilities. Except for little things like in larger scale testing flaws emerge which weren't anticipated or they can't be produced economically, etc. etc. Actually, I'm personally convinced that if oil prices stay high that some new process - very likely one that no one has yet heard of - will in fact be developed to economically replace fossil fuels. In a prior era it would ...

... news story is a good indication of your dishonesty on this issue. You can find any truth you want on the internet. As apparently you have. But here is more: "...getting an oil refinery built is next to impossible, hence the 30- year construction drought. There will always be environmental activists who fight any new proposed refinery, regardless of where it might be located and ...

...precisely why we have not had a new oil refinery built in the country in 32 years...As hard as it may be to believe, oil companies have faced declining margins and have been...> new technology beyond production/exploration since 1983. "Oil companies" mean producers in this, not leaseholders....know if the refineries are owned by the oil companies. -- "I know no safe depository of the...

... "But this is precisely why we have not had a new oil refinery built in the country in 32 years." A bald... crap. Grow up. As hard as it may be to believe, oil companies have faced declining margins and have been able to do little investing in new technology beyond production/exploration since 1983. "Oil companies" mean producers in this, not leaseholders. -- Les Cargill

...have not had a new oil refinery built in the country...a deal with Mexico for oil. Ooops, Mexico won't be...com/article/25557-mexican-cantarell-oil-field-in-decline-prelude-to...good is a refinery without oil? "...government policies have contributed to...supply of gasoline. No new oil refineries have been built in...refineries have closed. Building new oil refineries or expanding existing ones...

... stuff busts monopolies. Wiki it. Learn economics. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAAHAHAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You have as much economic acumen as a chipmunk. There is __**NO**__ reason for the oil companies that are sucking economic rent from the inelasticities of both supply and demand to want to innovate a damned thing. They aren't stupid and the have a ...