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Re: O/T Why Exxon won't produce more oil


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Posted by trucker40 on April 03, 2008 at 11:59:20 from (69.152.38.176):

In Reply to: Re: O/T Why Exxon won't produce more oil posted by dhermesc on April 03, 2008 at 11:11:39:

Thats not all the Russians messed up.They may be drastic in some ways but they do some things like build AK-47s and stuff for outer space that works.They arent a total failure.
We are going to solve this problem,probly with a drastic measure.Lets hope it works better than Russias did.There will be regulation one way or the other.These speculators should have never been allowed to do this.What you dont want to happen is for Russia to come over here,or send a missle in retaliation for these greedy speculators.Or China,or India.These crooks are messing up the world so you can make a few bucks on the stock market?I doubt the rest of the world cares,and is quite upset,because of your stock earnings at the expense of everybodys economy.If you think about it,thats almost as bad as Russias gun barrel regulation,maybe worse.
As for "cheap"fuel,what difference high priced fuel does to our country and way of life,compared to cheap fuel is this.We had a life when our dollar wasnt devalued and fuel was affordable.This low dollar and high fuel is another thing that is just as stupid as Russias gun barrel diplomacy.Lots of people dont even have money in the stock market,and never will.If you do thats alright,but who said you all could have the economy torn up just so you all could benefit because you have stocks?


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