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Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today.
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 410940
5/17/2008 1:14 AM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
Now we all pretend to get worried in our indifferent worlds as leaves rustle by in this unseasonable fall weather. TV is just a gameboy for adults. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 410940
TV/media also has the setback (or set forward to most) of not requiring any return stimuli. It just gives and gives and gives. |
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Claycat
User ID: 434370
5/17/2008 1:19 AM
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One thing that would help is if everyone would boycott Exxon/Mobil gasoline. Just don't buy it anymore. I haven't bought gasoline from them since I started hearing about their record profits.
"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy." William Shakespeare |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 392006
5/17/2008 1:22 AM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
come on folks, he tried isn't that enough.
Umm NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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TEXAS UNCENSORED
User ID: 434275
5/17/2008 1:32 AM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
HI susano. Good to 'see' you.
I don't pretent to know much about the futures markets, but I did see a few market watch programs that stated as much as 20 % of the price is based on speculators.
The market shouldn't be driving the pricing is what they said.
It seems to me that possibly we should take commodities out of the Stock Market competely. These are not typical products. There is more than enough to go around in almost all commodities.
As to the oil on the barrel pricing, I don't believe that Bush went there to plead for lower prices and greater supply. They are in bed with the Saud's as far as business is concerned, as are all the oil companies. Bush may have put on a good show, with the Arab's cooperation, but don't believe for a minute it was anything other than 'for show'.
It will be found that the Saudi's, OPEC, are a big part of the 9/11 planning. this includes the financial aspects and plans to devalue the dollar, and increase the price of oil. It was a cooperative effort. They were at the party where Larry Silverstein was approached to use his buildings as targets. The terrorist insurance policy was probably bought within the week of this. The Saudi's were there. Our military & government people involved, & the Saudi's. They also did some major banking finagling about the same time with Bush administration help.
Mark my words. This will be found to be true.
Think of all that has gone on, and the major US corps moving headquarters to Arabia, & Dubai. Think about the ports owned by the Saudi's. Supposed Saudi hijackers ( not really ), but Bush/Cheney attack Afghanistan & Iraq.
Nuts isn't it ? So , why didn't we attack the Saudi's ?
Maybe because the Saudi's want the ME oil even more the Bush & Cheney. But the Bush & Cheney interests live & die with the Saud's. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 392006
5/17/2008 1:32 AM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
yeah they told bush to stick it where the sun don't shine. Damn that's harsh. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 434462
5/17/2008 5:14 AM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
This is a set up!!! Notice how the oil stocks rallied friday upwards in price. The bottom is about to fall thru. The big boys were selling their stock as the middle class were sucked into buying friday when they heard the propaganda news report that the saudies were not going to increase supply. Everyone has been programed to think the price of oil is going to keep on going upwards. WATCH WHAT HAPPENS over the next few weeks as the price of oil comes down as well as the oil stocks.  |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 367687
5/17/2008 5:28 AM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
Its funny how the prince said the real reason for high fuel prices was 1. the falling US dollar 2.there is no high demand 3.speculators on wall street and the housing/credit problems..
diesel on the other hand is even higher for the simple fact of the new technique's on refining the new diesel which bumps coast way up..+other reasons above.
he straight said it on tv, and bush looked pissed haha |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 312060
5/17/2008 7:59 AM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
Its funny how the prince said the real reason for high fuel prices was 1. the falling US dollar 2.there is no high demand 3.speculators on wall street and the housing/credit problems..
diesel on the other hand is even higher for the simple fact of the new technique's on refining the new diesel which bumps coast way up..+other reasons above.
he straight said it on tv, and bush looked pissed haha Quoting: Anonymous Coward 367687
Truth hurts don't it? I wonder how much longer it will take before people wake up to how hard the Federal Reserve bank and the fatcat Wall St. speculators are fucking us. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 434098
5/17/2008 8:58 AM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
Bush just went there to sign the papers where he sold the whitehouse and much of America to saudi arabia.
Heck he would sell his mom if he could get someone to buy the old hag. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 310112
5/17/2008 9:00 AM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
It's long been rumored that Arab states have exaggerated the amount of the oil they have, because, well, they're Arabs and they love to boast, I guess. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 432121
Saudi Arabia probabely has just 60% of the oil they say they have. Iran possibly even less than half. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 434098
5/17/2008 9:03 AM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
Its funny how the prince said the real reason for high fuel prices was 1. the falling US dollar 2.there is no high demand 3.speculators on wall street and the housing/credit problems..
diesel on the other hand is even higher for the simple fact of the new technique's on refining the new diesel which bumps coast way up..+other reasons above.
he straight said it on tv, and bush looked pissed haha
Truth hurts don't it? I wonder how much longer it will take before people wake up to how hard the Federal Reserve bank and the fatcat Wall St. speculators are fucking us. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 312060
here is a quote from a article from, George Soros.
"The Fed’s first duty is to prevent the financial system from collapsing. It’s shown it can do that, and the markets are breathing a sigh of relief. But we can’t avoid the fallout in the real economy,” Soros says.
TAKE NOTE: catch that phrase "real economy" |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 432406
5/17/2008 9:11 AM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
everyone enjoying the show?
oil shortage? 
if anything its a refinery issue...
plus dollar weakness...
i mean oil is just gushing out of the ground...
new oil is found every day.. |
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MaMa
User ID: 395820
5/17/2008 10:21 AM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
Bush - between all his kissin' and hand holding with the sheiks, has given them everything they need, and now they do not need him anymore...they can buy him, us, and most of the world - lock, stock, and barrel...now, let's go flex fuel vehicles and make our own Methanol and tell the sheiks to eat their sand and drink their oil... |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 312060
5/17/2008 10:27 AM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
Bush - between all his kissin' and hand holding with the sheiks, has given them everything they need, and now they do not need him anymore...they can buy him, us, and most of the world - lock, stock, and barrel...now, let's go flex fuel vehicles and make our own Methanol and tell the sheiks to eat their sand and drink their oil... Quoting: MaMa 395820
The "Oil Sheiks" aren't the problem, the bulk of the oil money never reaches them, it goes to Exxon, Mobil, Sunoco, etc. As usual the main culprits are the corporate board members, who are in turn beholden to the central banks.
But I agree that it's time to get off the oil teat. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 419054
5/17/2008 11:03 AM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
It's long been rumored that Arab states have exaggerated the amount of the oil they have, because, well, they're Arabs and they love to boast, I guess.
Wouldn't it be funny if they're being stingy right now because their oil is almost gone? And they want top dollar for the little that's left?
Wouldn't it be funny if we invaded Iraq as Saudi Arabia's surrogate because they are running out of oil and wanted Saddam's? |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 434215
5/17/2008 11:11 AM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight.... |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 434583
5/17/2008 11:17 AM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
according to alex jones, they didnt reject
[link to prisonplanet.com]
Saudi raises oil output to highest in two years after pleas from George Bush
Robin Pagnamenta,
London Times
Thursday, May 16, 2008
Saudi Arabia has disclosed, during a visit to the Kingdom by George Bush, that it has lifted oil production to its highest in two years.
But the agreement to pump an extra 300,000 barrels per day did little to relieve runaway oil prices, which had earlier struck a record high of nearly $128 a barrel.
The price of a barrel of US crude hit an all-time peak of $127.82 while London Brent rose $2.36 to $124.99.
The announcement from Saudi Arabia, the world's largest producer, to increase supplies by 3.3 per cent to 9.45 million barrels per day came during the second trip made by President Bush this year to visit King Abdullah in Riyadh.
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Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi said: "On May 10, we raised supplies to customers by increasing 300,000 barrels per day of oil (output) ... In the future if the need appears, Saudi Arabia has no objection to producing more."
He said most of the extra supplies would go to the US, the world’s largest oil consumer.
The picture was, however, muddied by warnings from the Kingdom that future rises in production would only come about in response to customer demand.
Naimi also warned the increase would not lead to a significant fall in prices paid at the pump in the US.
News of an increase in Saudi oil production came as the US said it would stop shipments to its strategic oil reserve for the second half of the year after Congress passed a bill calling for a suspension.
[link to business.timesonline.co.uk]
Saudi raises oil output to highest in two years after pleas from George Bush
Robin Pagnamenta, Energy and Environment Editor
Saudi Arabia has disclosed, during a visit to the Kingdom by George Bush, that it has lifted oil production to its highest in two years.
But the agreement to pump an extra 300,000 barrels per day did little to relieve runaway oil prices, which had earlier struck a record high of nearly $128 a barrel.
The price of a barrel of US crude hit an all-time peak of $127.82 while London Brent rose $2.36 to $124.99.
The announcement from Saudi Arabia, the world's largest producer, to increase supplies by 3.3 per cent to 9.45 million barrels per day came during the second trip made by President Bush this year to visit King Abdullah in Riyadh.
Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi said: "On May 10, we raised supplies to customers by increasing 300,000 barrels per day of oil (output) ... In the future if the need appears, Saudi Arabia has no objection to producing more."
He said most of the extra supplies would go to the US, the world’s largest oil consumer.
The picture was, however, muddied by warnings from the Kingdom that future rises in production would only come about in response to customer demand.
Naimi also warned the increase would not lead to a significant fall in prices paid at the pump in the US.
News of an increase in Saudi oil production came as the US said it would stop shipments to its strategic oil reserve for the second half of the year after Congress passed a bill calling for a suspension.
The US Energy Department announced it had not signed a six-month contract for deliveries to the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR), the world’s largest stockpile of government-owned emergency crude oil.
The decision affects up to 13 million barrels of crude.
US officials are concerned about the impact the oil price, which has doubled since last year, is having on the US economy, which is already under pressure from a sliding housing market and the credit crisis.
Oil prices have risen six-fold since 2002 amid booming demand from China and other developing economies, as well as constraints in global production capacity.
Other big producers including Russia and OPEC members Nigeria and Iran are either unwilling or unable to lift production.
While the announcement did prompt a slight easing in the oil price, traders said they were focused on a new price forecast from investment bank Goldman Sachs, which predicted oil prices would average $141 per barrel in the second half of this year because of weak global inventories.
Goldman Sachs is one of the most active investment banks in global energy markets and correctly predicted the current rally as far back as 2005. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 276978
5/17/2008 2:26 PM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
Its funny how the prince said the real reason for high fuel prices was 1. the falling US dollar 2.there is no high demand 3.speculators on wall street and the housing/credit problems..
diesel on the other hand is even higher for the simple fact of the new technique's on refining the new diesel which bumps coast way up..+other reasons above.
he straight said it on tv, and bush looked pissed haha Quoting: Anonymous Coward 367687
Growing up, when ever my father absolutely knew I was lying to him but he could not prove it, he would say
Look, piss in my face but don't tell me it's rain!
This is just what the Saudis did Friday to George Bush when they said in reply to his request to pump more oil..
NO!
So as not to lose face when being smacked in the mouth, this is his reply...
OUR OIL TROUBLES NOT FROM SAUDIS
[link to www.godlikeproductions.com]
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Rota
User ID: 433772
5/17/2008 2:51 PM
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come on folks, he tried isn't that enough.
Umm NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 392006
Yeah the Saudi's only did what they were told to do....take the heat off Bush for the high prices. |
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A I obnoxious robot
User ID: 434718
5/17/2008 4:04 PM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
Please mister Arabs ! Make mohammed suck more petrol out of Satans penis to sell it to the west !
We need petrol ! go on ! start sucking more you Bitch!
If you want more dollars !
Israel will destroy the islamite terrorists !
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 231295
5/17/2008 4:10 PM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
That's why they're called DUMB-ocrats! Most of our oil comes from Canada, Mexico and domestic producers. Increasing production from someone way down the totem pole will not affect gas prices here at home at all. Very little Saudi oil reaches our shores and it is declining everyday because nobody wants USeless dollars. Everyday it cost more to buy the same amount of oil in US greenbacks. The yen/euro sales are booming as a result.
Quote.......
Right, but Mr. Bush is a REPUBLICAN and the PRESIDENT and HE is the one doing the ASKING. And if it DOESN'T make a difference to our economy that produce more oil then WHY IS HERE THERE BEGGING THEM!
Just thought I'd ask in a most humble "what the fuck has the political party to do with the price of tea in China!" when we're drowning in high fuel prices--kind of way. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 434738
5/17/2008 4:27 PM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
why is this pinned, its totally incorrect |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 434739
5/17/2008 4:27 PM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
If there were such a thing as "Tesla free energy" we'd have Tesla free energy by now. Quoting: Duncan Kunz
Your Uncle Robert would be proud of you.
"There is no likelihood man can ever tap the power of the atom." --Robert Millikan, Nobel Prize in Physics, 1923
"Everything that is going to be, already is." -- Duncan Kunz, internet genius, 2008. |
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LEGION, FOR THERE ARE MANY
User ID: 186213
5/17/2008 5:15 PM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
HI susano. Good to 'see' you.
I don't pretent to know much about the futures markets, but I did see a few market watch programs that stated as much as 20 % of the price is based on speculators.
The market shouldn't be driving the pricing is what they said.
It seems to me that possibly we should take commodities out of the Stock Market competely. These are not typical products. There is more than enough to go around in almost all commodities.
As to the oil on the barrel pricing, I don't believe that Bush went there to plead for lower prices and greater supply. They are in bed with the Saud's as far as business is concerned, as are all the oil companies. Bush may have put on a good show, with the Arab's cooperation, but don't believe for a minute it was anything other than 'for show'.
It will be found that the Saudi's, OPEC, are a big part of the 9/11 planning. this includes the financial aspects and plans to devalue the dollar, and increase the price of oil. It was a cooperative effort. They were at the party where Larry Silverstein was approached to use his buildings as targets. The terrorist insurance policy was probably bought within the week of this. The Saudi's were there. Our military & government people involved, & the Saudi's. They also did some major banking finagling about the same time with Bush administration help.
Mark my words. This will be found to be true.
Think of all that has gone on, and the major US corps moving headquarters to Arabia, & Dubai. Think about the ports owned by the Saudi's. Supposed Saudi hijackers ( not really ), but Bush/Cheney attack Afghanistan & Iraq.
Nuts isn't it ? So , why didn't we attack the Saudi's ?
Maybe because the Saudi's want the ME oil even more the Bush & Cheney. But the Bush & Cheney interests live & die with the Saud's. Quoting: TEXAS UNCENSORED 434275
I think your on the money or close to it........LEGION |
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TEXAS UNCENSORED
User ID: 434788
5/17/2008 6:56 PM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
It's long been rumored that Arab states have exaggerated the amount of the oil they have, because, well, they're Arabs and they love to boast, I guess.
Wouldn't it be funny if they're being stingy right now because their oil is almost gone? And they want top dollar for the little that's left?
Wouldn't it be funny if we invaded Iraq as Saudi Arabia's surrogate because they are running out of oil and wanted Saddam's?
434462, & 419054, exactly. A Big Time Set Up !
Legion, thanks. I thinking , real close.
PROFITS, More than $200 Billion, $200, 000, 000, 000. 00
Investments, $154 Million dollars last year.
A new plant can be built in 2 years, for $2 Billlion, with a normal crew. If the oil companies really wanted to ease the crisis , they would quaddruple the crew, and get it done in 6 months. Logic says, they saw it coming, and did nothing to prevent it. Bad business practices.
So, logic then says, that means they planned it, & are profiting from it.
All the players came together pre 9/11. I figure that the Bush/Cheney/Saud/Halliburton consortium saw a way to take control of the entire ME, and use our money to do it.
And, the Bush to Hitler & doctrine ties sure as hell look a lot like how they planned to use us to do it.
Kissinger made a deal causing the Arabs to be liable for US debt, and I think the Bush's thought they could outsmart the Saud's. The Sauds saw 'em coming. |
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Circuit Breaker 
User ID: 388107
5/17/2008 11:10 PM
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Quoting: Anonymous Coward 357422
Did you not read the article? Here's a sample:
"As the story goes, Tesla inserted the two metal rods and announced confidently, "We now have power" and then proceeded to drive the car for a week, "often at speeds of up to 90 mph." One account says the motor developed 1,800 rpm and got fairly hot when operating, requiring a cooling fan. The "converter" box is said to have generated enough electrical energy to also power the lights in a home."
In other words, this is just a story...there's nothing to show that this device actually existed and no one knows exactly what the device was or what it did. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 434947
5/18/2008 1:40 AM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
If Bush's wasn't such a whore to his puppetmaster's agenda we'd have Tesla free energy by now.
If there were such a thing as "Tesla free energy" we'd have Tesla free energy by now. Quoting: Duncan Kunz
YOU STUPID COCK SUCKER!! I PITY YOUR FUCKING IGNORANCE.
HOW MUCH DID U PAY TO FILL UP SUCKER??
YOU NEED TO READ MORE AND TALK TO ENGINEERS WHO ARE INVOLVED IN THE COVER UP. |
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deepend
User ID: 341709
5/18/2008 3:01 AM
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If Bush's wasn't such a whore to his puppetmaster's agenda we'd have Tesla free energy by now.
If there were such a thing as "Tesla free energy" we'd have Tesla free energy by now.
YOU STUPID COCK SUCKER!! I PITY YOUR FUCKING IGNORANCE.
HOW MUCH DID U PAY TO FILL UP SUCKER??
YOU NEED TO READ MORE AND TALK TO ENGINEERS WHO ARE INVOLVED IN THE COVER UP. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 434947
Relax and have a smoke. breath in - breath out.
^^ gravity is a harsh reality, never try to catch a falling turd. ^^ |
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DUMB RAT
User ID: 340476
5/18/2008 8:03 AM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
= Also, as Bush prepared to leave Washington, Senate Democrats introduced a resolution that would block $1.4 billion in arms sales to Saudi Arabia unless Riyadh agrees to increase its oil production by 1 million barrels per day. The Democrats said they introduced the measure to coincide with Bush's trip to send a message to Saudi Arabia that it should pump more oil to reduce the cost of gas for Americans.
That's why they're called DUMB-ocrats! Most of our oil comes from Canada, Mexico and domestic producers. Increasing production from someone way down the totem pole will not affect gas prices here at home at all. Very little Saudi oil reaches our shores and it is declining everyday because nobody wants USeless dollars. Everyday it cost more to buy the same amount of oil in US greenbacks. The yen/euro sales are booming as a result.
We have to fix our economy first before the Saudis (and everybody else) will listen to us again. Monopoly money just doesn't have any market value in today's economy. Neither does the US dollar.
 DRILL IN ALASKA SO WE CAN SUPPLY JAPAN WITH MORE OIL 99% OF ALASKA OIL WILL NOT MAKE IT TO USA SO IS BUSH A DUMB ASS FOR ASKING THE RAG HEADS RONNIE RAYGUN DID AWAY WITH CARTERS ENERGY PLANS THE DOLLAR HAS DECLINED BY 53% IN 5 YEARS THATS THE DUMBCrats FAULT READ YOUR NAZI HANDBOOK BLAME IT ON SOMEBODY ELSE SHIT 4 BRAINS hannitized SHIT 4 BRAINS hannitized Druggie LimpBalls BLOWIN SMOKE UP YOUR ASS SHIT 4 BRAINS dildohead SHIT 4 BRAINS |
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Deadeye
User ID: 435035
5/18/2008 8:38 AM | | Re: Saudi Arabia has rejected a plea from President Bush to increase oil production, a top White House aide said today. | Quote |
everyone enjoying the show?
oil shortage?
if anything its a refinery issue...
plus dollar weakness...
i mean oil is just gushing out of the ground...
new oil is found every day.. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 432406
Exactly! Right on OP...
Pleanty of oil... Lack of refinery capacity is real issue on price
We are being played!!
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