On 2008-09-19, BrianNZ <brian@itnz.co.nz> wrote: dizzy wrote: Dave Head wrote: "S'mee" <stevenkeith2@hotmail.com> wrote: So what? I'm hoping it hits 170... Well, maybe we can hope for $250, the gas will go to $10 a gallon, the economy will be completely gutted, and then maybe the American people will kick the envirowackos in the teeth and do what needs to be done - drill. An idiotic short-term band-...

On 2008-09-19, dizzy <dizzy@nospam.invalid> wrote: Brent P wrote: Blah blah blah I'll take that as you not having any evidence of government action that has resulted in 'cheap' oil.

dizzy wrote: Dave Head wrote: "S'mee" <stevenkeith2@hotmail.com> wrote: So what? I'm hoping it hits 170... Well, maybe we can hope for $250, the gas will go to $10 a gallon, the economy will be completely gutted, and then maybe the American people will kick the envirowackos in the teeth and do what needs to be done - drill. An idiotic short-term band-aid. More of a set of stitches in a deep wound. ...

On 2008-09-19, dizzy <dizzy@nospam.invalid> wrote: The Rebugs in my state had a fucking shit-fit because the dems (and a few honorable Republicans) over-rode the shitheaded governor's veto of a bill to raise the gas tax SIX CENTS to help build roads. Realize that the gas taxes 'need' to be raised to 'fix the roads' because so much of it was diverted to other purposes. Everything from forest preserve paths to police checkpoints and...

On 2008-09-19, dizzy <dizzy@nospam.invalid> wrote: Brent P wrote: Government has no interest in having oil 'cheap'. Our does. Why? The people who own the elected office holders benefit from expensive oil. The federal government has done everything it can to bring about expensive oil and oil products. 1) regulation that is designed to keep new players out of the game. 2) unused leases on federal land held by insiders (aka ...

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