Posted by Turke Bros. Farms on May 08, 2008 at 06:31:14 from (64.12.117.74):
In Reply to: $200 A Barrel Oil posted by Tradititonal Farmer on May 08, 2008 at 02:59:56:
Hold on here guys! The problem isnt that we have enough refineries or product to refine. The problem is the stock market. And YES OUR GOVERNMENT! take a look on the commodities market we are shipping gasoline and diesel made here in the USA over to Europe and China. Why? Because they are willing to pay more, and NAFTA allows the big oil companies to do this. Ill bet that wages at the oil companies for the average worker has not gone up as much as the fuel they are refining or pumping has. Our government needs to step in and place a very large tariff on oil and oil products being exported out of the USA. This will discourage exportaion and leave USA oil for the USA. Then there would be a glut in the marketplace thus prices will drop to a normal level before all this stated. Check into it guys...that is what is happening. We need this tariff to sustain our country and vitality of the Nation.
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