Date: Mon, 30 Jan 2006 18:23:40 GMT
From: Bob <uctraingnospamanet.com>
Subject: Re: SaabUSA Biopower survey
On 29 Jan 2006 22:48:03 GMT, Dave Hinz <DaveHinznospamcop.net> wrote:
>I stand by my statement that we get "much oil" from unfriendly countries
>and should work to minimize that.
Whadaya mean "unfriendly"? The Emirates loves us and send us plenty of
oil. Lets face it, they can't sell it to other Arab countries and we
have an unlimited appetite, so it's a marriage made in heaven. Iraq
loves us now, and if they don't we'll just spend another $200b to kick
their ass to tell 'em that they do (and so Haliburton can make another
extra $10b on the side). The Saudi's loves us, we let all the Bin
Ladins fly home before they got their ass kicked on 9-11.
But, the Arabian countries don't really sell oil to "us", they sell it
to the oil companies who jack the price and screw us all while getting
massive US Gov't tax discounts because apparently there's no incentive
to develop new oil wells. Go figure. I have to laugh when I hear about
"arctic oil exploration" being a resource to lower our costs - like
the oil companies are going to cut the cost of oil below market
because they like selling to US citizens. Right. Exxon quarterly
results in today - 10b quarterly profits largest ever in US History
...following last year's highest ever annual profits in US History.
Those US oil companies really care about the country.
Lets face it - it does not matter where the oil comes from - we're
going to get screwed by the government giving away our resources and
tax money and the oil companies making obscene profits.
Such is life. I'll just work harder, make more money to pay for my
high priced premium gas, and enjoy the turbo.
Gotta go work now, my tank is low.
Bob
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