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  • excessspecto...

    excessspecto...

    POSTED WED, JUL 02, 2008 05:38 PM -0400

    ME, How does the average man or woman 'develop alternative fuel sources" when they are being so "greedy" working 40 hours a week to pay the bills? When I actually make money on oil instead of paying Wallstreet for my gas, I let you know.

  • excessspecto...

    excessspecto...

    POSTED WED, JUL 02, 2008 05:36 PM -0400

    George Bush couldn't even spell Democracy. His whole policy on 'free markets' is to give the advantage to any other country BUT the USA and, to design, implement, and control the Commodities Markets (CFMA Act, Walter Lukken, Harris at the CFTC) to the point that speculation is at 90% and climbing. Since he destroyed the housing market and crippled banking, continues in Iraq & Afghanstan with the largetst deficit in history, and NEVER comments on gas prices (he doesn't know them)...what's next?

  • graceylander

    graceylander

    POSTED WED, JUL 02, 2008 04:10 PM -0400

    God bless George Bush, and his commitment to democracy and capital markets. It's all about freedom of financial choices isn't it! You don't like ur job, get another. Your car uses too much gas, get another car. Quit crying like babies and start acting like men!

  • M E

    M E

    POSTED WED, JUL 02, 2008 12:59 PM -0400

    We the people are to blame for oil, no one else. Greed, dependency on one fuel source and not developing alternative fuel sources in the early 80's, but mostly over indulgence-waste-arrogance that they are entitled to it but mostly Greed, Greed, Greed (in mostly everything). Always nice to see what goes around comes around......................

  • excessspecto...

    excessspecto...

    POSTED WED, JUL 02, 2008 12:58 PM -0400

    "The laws of Supply & Demand are Suspended in this Market (Oil)." Exxon May 2008

  • excessspecto...

    excessspecto...

    POSTED WED, JUL 02, 2008 12:50 PM -0400

    Jim L, The markets will never stabilize until & unless trading in the commodities futures markets are brought back in regulation with position limits against speculators & in favor of physical buyers. All the rules need to be FORCIBLY put back into place. Since Bush & Republicans favor the status quo & are standing by Bush appointee, Walter Lukken, the 'top cop' at the CFTC who refuses to regulate, we are stuck until better times when the Bush Admin is history.

  • carlaguch

    carlaguch

    POSTED WED, JUL 02, 2008 11:08 AM -0400

    the oil price keeps going up! guess all my horsey friends on +++++++ Riderlove.com+++++++ feel lucky we dig horse! no matter who you are, you can always be a free horsey people there with all sensual and beautiful cowgirls!!

  • Jim L

    Jim L

    POSTED TUE, JUL 01, 2008 12:18 AM -0400

    More and more individuals and companies are investing in commodities such as oil to offset any future cost increases (which is why we have commodity indexes in the first place). The market is increasing the amount of customers (demand) and when it is finally realized that these new speculators are just purchasing their commodities ahead of time (offset demand)and it is not a surge in consumption, the price will drop substantially (market crash). Its only a matter of time!

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