what do ya think.If it is for oil.........Why does oil prices keep going up so much?
bush.. and the saudi's and the oil companys are all in bed together..
iraq was not invaded to lower oil prices.. but to keep 1/5 the worlds oil off the market.. so that bush and his friends would make the record profits they are making now.
you want lower oil prices.. get rid of the corrupt dictatorship in saudi arabia.. and get rid of the bushsIf it is for oil.........Why does oil prices keep going up so much?
It's to ensure that oil companies can continue to deliver oil to America and other places, not to keep oil prices down for any consumer. It's always been that way, and always will be that way.
The best way to get over it is to save your money, rather than buying a flat screen TV or a fancy car that gets poor gas mileage. Then use the money to buy stock shares in oil companies.
Accept what we can't change. Change what we can.
Oil prices are going up because the planet is beyond peak oil production and we are on the second half of the remaining world reserves. As such, the prices will continue to rise as the demand goes up and the supply diminishes.
Google ';peak oil'; for an eye-opener.
That being said, any tax holiday is better than NOTHING and Obama is an elitist *** hole for saying otherwise.
More people from other countries are demanding it, so the prices rise. Countries, like China for example, didn't use much oil before. The country as a whole is coming out of poverty and expanding. Oil is also becoming harder to find, so there is less supply for the demand.
If what is for oil? The war?
Honestly at this point, all I want to know is, why I saw a news story on a small trucking company in Arizona crossing the border and paying less than half of the US price for diesel.
Gas there is still about 2.37 too, WHY?
It's definately not our 18 cent tax.
If US does not protect oil interest in Middle East, world oil price will be much, much higher by now.
bush and the arabs..
The rich and the big Corporations benefit - not the average middle class American...
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
At what price per barrel should USA actually invade and take control of the oil supply!?!?!?
Dems/Libs were screaming oil from day one......show me the oil.At what price per barrel should USA actually invade and take control of the oil supply!?!?!?
Answering your original question: We
have already done this and are still
trying to take permanent control of the
Iraqi's oil. There's multi-millions still
left in the ground for us to steal.At what price per barrel should USA actually invade and take control of the oil supply!?!?!?
We just need to open ANWAR for drilling that would solve our problems
30 dollars ago
I don't think fighting wars is the solution,look at how much oil/energy is used to do this.Not to mention the lives of our soldiers and any civilians,but then again maybe killing people off is the plan..
Cause look how well it has worked out for us thus far!
OMG LETS ALL USED CAPS TO SHOW EVERYONE HOW UNHINDGED WE ARE!!!%26gt;!%26gt;!%26gt;!%26gt;??
As the world heads towards mercantilism, the price will grow exponentially.
That is why we should be investing in alternative energy sources YESTERDAY!
As a conservative who believes in free trade, I do not support invading countries to get prices lowered. Wars cost too much, and it isn;t free trade, if supply and demand cannot determine pricing.
I'M CONFUSED. I THOUGHT THIS WAR WAS FOR OIL?
does price really matter
Whatever it was when we invaded Iraq!
Well, we know THAT doesn't work, don't we. Why do you think the wingnut in the White House invaded Iraq? It was for control of the oilfields....so far, that ain't workin', is it.
The US does not need to take control of the oil supply and it will not try. The beauty of capitalism is that once the cost of oil goes above the cost of alternative fuels, we will start using alternative fuels (because they will be cost effective, unlike they are know) and will reduce our use of oil.
The war in Iraq was never about oil, the US is not making any profit off of Iraqi oil. The Iraqi oil profits are going to the people of Iraq.
Anwar has enough oil to supply one percent of our needs for 20 years...we can barely stabilize pipelines in Iraq, what makes you idiots think we could do it anywhere else.biore blackheads
Answering your original question: We
have already done this and are still
trying to take permanent control of the
Iraqi's oil. There's multi-millions still
left in the ground for us to steal.At what price per barrel should USA actually invade and take control of the oil supply!?!?!?
We just need to open ANWAR for drilling that would solve our problems
30 dollars ago
I don't think fighting wars is the solution,look at how much oil/energy is used to do this.Not to mention the lives of our soldiers and any civilians,but then again maybe killing people off is the plan..
Cause look how well it has worked out for us thus far!
OMG LETS ALL USED CAPS TO SHOW EVERYONE HOW UNHINDGED WE ARE!!!%26gt;!%26gt;!%26gt;!%26gt;??
As the world heads towards mercantilism, the price will grow exponentially.
That is why we should be investing in alternative energy sources YESTERDAY!
As a conservative who believes in free trade, I do not support invading countries to get prices lowered. Wars cost too much, and it isn;t free trade, if supply and demand cannot determine pricing.
I'M CONFUSED. I THOUGHT THIS WAR WAS FOR OIL?
does price really matter
Whatever it was when we invaded Iraq!
Well, we know THAT doesn't work, don't we. Why do you think the wingnut in the White House invaded Iraq? It was for control of the oilfields....so far, that ain't workin', is it.
The US does not need to take control of the oil supply and it will not try. The beauty of capitalism is that once the cost of oil goes above the cost of alternative fuels, we will start using alternative fuels (because they will be cost effective, unlike they are know) and will reduce our use of oil.
The war in Iraq was never about oil, the US is not making any profit off of Iraqi oil. The Iraqi oil profits are going to the people of Iraq.
Anwar has enough oil to supply one percent of our needs for 20 years...we can barely stabilize pipelines in Iraq, what makes you idiots think we could do it anywhere else.
How high will oil prices go?
Oil prices will never stop going up because we are running out of it. It goes up by about 2.6% each year.How high will oil prices go?
As long as demand outpaces supply
As long as demand outpaces supply
How high will oil prices go?
Oil prices will never stop going up because we are running out of it. It goes up by about 2.6% each year.How high will oil prices go?
As long as demand outpaces supply
As long as demand outpaces supply
In these times of high oil prices, is there any more oil exploration planned?or, has it run out ??
In USA and UK at present there is no oil exploration.They have identified oil resources but will not be refining now.The policy is of conserving oil.But oil exploration is continueing in China,India,Africa,Indian Ocean,Bombay-high etc.
The increasing oil price is due to increase in oil consumption,OPEC monopolistic policies and US stand of meeting oil needs through import,instead of increased internal oil production.
But your question is valid.Oil will not last for ever.We have to find out non-oil based public transport system,solar vehicles etc.We have to encourage use bi cycle for short trips,school children etc.It will save oil and increase health.There should be a plan to have all personal transportation only by non oil based vehicles/conveyance by 2010.In these times of high oil prices, is there any more oil exploration planned?or, has it run out ??
Believe me its not running otu but this should have happened long time ago our dear friends saudias are being ugly and trying to get us to pay more and they will soon probably be stopped by us not buying from them any more it takes time but we've had technology to change for long time and we have gas for years to come its just we're not using out stuff but we have it. take care it can't get too much worse. remember overseas its higher then a kite now.In these times of high oil prices, is there any more oil exploration planned?or, has it run out ??
I think more exploration should be incouraged. Brazil found a giant oilfield off of their coast so we know we are not close to running out. As stated already, some manipulation is taking place.
I think it is going on (oil exploration) all the time
There is still a lot of oil, we are being manipulated. Bad times ahead.
The increasing oil price is due to increase in oil consumption,OPEC monopolistic policies and US stand of meeting oil needs through import,instead of increased internal oil production.
But your question is valid.Oil will not last for ever.We have to find out non-oil based public transport system,solar vehicles etc.We have to encourage use bi cycle for short trips,school children etc.It will save oil and increase health.There should be a plan to have all personal transportation only by non oil based vehicles/conveyance by 2010.In these times of high oil prices, is there any more oil exploration planned?or, has it run out ??
Believe me its not running otu but this should have happened long time ago our dear friends saudias are being ugly and trying to get us to pay more and they will soon probably be stopped by us not buying from them any more it takes time but we've had technology to change for long time and we have gas for years to come its just we're not using out stuff but we have it. take care it can't get too much worse. remember overseas its higher then a kite now.In these times of high oil prices, is there any more oil exploration planned?or, has it run out ??
I think more exploration should be incouraged. Brazil found a giant oilfield off of their coast so we know we are not close to running out. As stated already, some manipulation is taking place.
I think it is going on (oil exploration) all the time
There is still a lot of oil, we are being manipulated. Bad times ahead.
In regards to the price of gas, would releasing some of the nation's oil reserves help the economy ?
It might be a short term solution...but really...the high price of gas is the impetus to move away from petroleum fuels. Lower the prices, and perpetuate the dependency.In regards to the price of gas, would releasing some of the nation's oil reserves help the economy ?
My Dear Tomjohn: As long as George Bush is the president of USA, and Chenny as a V/President, don't expect the gas price will go down soon. Because, they are in business for the generation. They want to get more profit using their status and creating artificial shortage of gas/oil.
Believe it or not,Tomjohn, this is a class struggle in the making. The poor become poorer and the riches become rich and the middle class disappear. So, to think George Bush will betray his class and will come to save the middle class and the poor classes is to be very naive. Please wake up and smell of your star buck coffee. Thank you in advance for your understanding !In regards to the price of gas, would releasing some of the nation's oil reserves help the economy ?
We have plenty of oil, we have no refineries. The economy is booming so more oil will not help it grow. If you doubt the status of the economy just check the DOW, it's just under 14,000.
We rely on petroleum for more than just cars. To ease the burden on petroleum, try using less electricity or buying food from local farmer's markets (particularly now that it is winter).
No, because they would have to buy it back sometime....
And just what is wrong with the economy the way it is? If the government would stop helping it, and us, that would help the economy in the long run.
No, it has nothing to do with oil reserves, and everything to do with the capacity to refine it into gasoline, and supply and demand as well as speculation. Its capitalism. There hasn't been a refinery built in the United States since the early 1970's, but 1/3 as many cars on the road since that time. Unless we get going and build more refineries, this will continue to be a problem.
My Dear Tomjohn: As long as George Bush is the president of USA, and Chenny as a V/President, don't expect the gas price will go down soon. Because, they are in business for the generation. They want to get more profit using their status and creating artificial shortage of gas/oil.
Believe it or not,Tomjohn, this is a class struggle in the making. The poor become poorer and the riches become rich and the middle class disappear. So, to think George Bush will betray his class and will come to save the middle class and the poor classes is to be very naive. Please wake up and smell of your star buck coffee. Thank you in advance for your understanding !In regards to the price of gas, would releasing some of the nation's oil reserves help the economy ?
We have plenty of oil, we have no refineries. The economy is booming so more oil will not help it grow. If you doubt the status of the economy just check the DOW, it's just under 14,000.
We rely on petroleum for more than just cars. To ease the burden on petroleum, try using less electricity or buying food from local farmer's markets (particularly now that it is winter).
No, because they would have to buy it back sometime....
And just what is wrong with the economy the way it is? If the government would stop helping it, and us, that would help the economy in the long run.
No, it has nothing to do with oil reserves, and everything to do with the capacity to refine it into gasoline, and supply and demand as well as speculation. Its capitalism. There hasn't been a refinery built in the United States since the early 1970's, but 1/3 as many cars on the road since that time. Unless we get going and build more refineries, this will continue to be a problem.
USA established diplomatic realtion with Libya. Is this fluenced by the current upsurge in oil prices?
The crises in Bagdad and the nuclear dispute with Iran seems to contribute to the high oil price. The visit by Blair to Libya also put US under pressure to reward LIbya. I think this move is also to encourage Iran to follow Libya's example. This has more to do with US interest not policyUSA established diplomatic realtion with Libya. Is this fluenced by the current upsurge in oil prices?
no i dont think so ,i think it is amessage to other countries , which means 2 be with us or against usUSA established diplomatic realtion with Libya. Is this fluenced by the current upsurge in oil prices?
USA has to fulfill it's self interest and if this interest includes having a good diplomatic relation with Libya then US will have to do it.
I think the current diplomatic relation with Libya is due to the rising oil prices which has forced US to find elsewhere for it's big oil consumption.
yes it is.
no i dont think so ,i think it is amessage to other countries , which means 2 be with us or against usUSA established diplomatic realtion with Libya. Is this fluenced by the current upsurge in oil prices?
USA has to fulfill it's self interest and if this interest includes having a good diplomatic relation with Libya then US will have to do it.
I think the current diplomatic relation with Libya is due to the rising oil prices which has forced US to find elsewhere for it's big oil consumption.
yes it is.
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