does anyone have the answer to gas prices
and the only reason we arent drilling now and saying **** off to the green tree hippies, is because the government doesnt want a shitload of hairy *** protestors giving them a bad image for no reason. i dont even think at this point its a bad public image cutting off thoes idiots, because 90% of the country and the people living here can care less about them.
i wish i could see 1000 years into the future. i swear the people would be laughing at us for being so greedy about a substance that will be all over the place again at the 30th century.
i wish i could see 1000 years into the future. i swear the people would be laughing at us for being so greedy about a substance that will be all over the place again at the 30th century.
When the hippie protestor asshats decend on to washington to attempt a protest we should all meet them there to do battle. We'll see who wins, dirty hippies or badass american muscle car drivers
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im not one for the whole gonvernment conspiricy crap or anything like that...but from my research...its because the US is so far in debt and thats why we are in the situation we are in. we made an agreement with saudi arabia i belive pretty much stating we will buy oil only from you....but you take some money and buy back our debt. the treaty was signed and thats how it began. the world bank sets the price of oil...not oil companys. the oil lines in alaska could supply the US for 200+ years...and within a year...cali gas prices be down to 1.50 or less a gallon. its kinda scary **** i read about..and this one guy has alot of proof about it.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...74697167011147
its a long video....but worth the watch. i found it intersting and i dont care about politics or anything like that.
heres a link
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...74697167011147
its a long video....but worth the watch. i found it intersting and i dont care about politics or anything like that.
heres a link
I'm very curious to see what happens with the US in the next few years. I mean, like I mentioned above, alot of people are gonig to have to face reality and seriously cut back on their normal spending and activities in order to afford to drive. There will be a ripple effect that we're going to start seeing... Airfare going up, Tourism going down, SUV/Truck sales plummeting, Food/clothing prices going up, unemployment rate going up, housing market is already in the toilet here in FL but, will probably get worse... I believe its going to be an interesting mess pretty soon.
I'm very interested to see what this country is going to be like in the upcomming years. I hope that something good happens and we don't have to live like this anymore. There are some people out there who are really struggling. TECH Senior Member
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Our cabin had the tax hike as well. Now, I'm sure you're thinking "Well you have enough money to have a cabin...", not 100% true. We're actually trying to start a cabin business and it's been pretty hard. More so now with all this crap going on :\
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THEN, if we could drill more at home.... 'Nuff said.
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Gas is going up so much. Not even kidding it makes me wanna cry, i mean dam it hit 4.17 in my town and i run 93. ***** expensive i know this is small time but there's alot of user on her we should fill up our tanks and not buy gas fora whole week. Whos with me make a post. If anyone has any plans idea's some way to reduce gas price's or bette rmileage i'm all ears.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle4133668.ece
This is the answer to the oil prices. It will just take a couple of years.
This is the answer to the oil prices. It will just take a couple of years.
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im not one for the whole gonvernment conspiricy crap or anything like that...but from my research...its because the US is so far in debt and thats why we are in the situation we are in. we made an agreement with saudi arabia i belive pretty much stating we will buy oil only from you....but you take some money and buy back our debt. the treaty was signed and thats how it began. the world bank sets the price of oil...not oil companys. the oil lines in alaska could supply the US for 200+ years...and within a year...cali gas prices be down to 1.50 or less a gallon. its kinda scary **** i read about..and this one guy has alot of proof about it.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...74697167011147
its a long video....but worth the watch. i found it intersting and i dont care about politics or anything like that.
heres a link
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...74697167011147
its a long video....but worth the watch. i found it intersting and i dont care about politics or anything like that.
heres a link
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Apparently the Saudi's finally heard about how high our prices are and plan to do something about it. According to the news, we should see $2.50 by the time everything is settled, but it'll be awhile. No clue how long "awhile" is though, but if it's a year, that's fine by me. Mom was walking out the door and I asked her about it, 200,000 barrels more next month which should drop the prices/bbl by $49! So it'll be down to around $80/bbl 
Note: Those bbls aren't going to us, but the world, so that's how it'll drop the price.
I'm no scientist, but I believe that unless there's another mass extinction, that isn't how it works. Now, sure there might be small bits of oil being made, but no huge pockets like we have now.
Note: Those bbls aren't going to us, but the world, so that's how it'll drop the price.I'm no scientist, but I believe that unless there's another mass extinction, that isn't how it works. Now, sure there might be small bits of oil being made, but no huge pockets like we have now.
Apparently the Saudi's finally heard about how high our prices are and plan to do something about it. According to the news, we should see $2.50 by the time everything is settled, but it'll be awhile. No clue how long "awhile" is though, but if it's a year, that's fine by me. Mom was walking out the door and I asked her about it, 200,000 barrels more next month which should drop the prices/bbl by $49! So it'll be down to around $80/bbl Note: Those bbls aren't going to us, but the world, so that's how it'll drop the price.
I'm no scientist, but I believe that unless there's another mass extinction, that isn't how it works. Now, sure there might be small bits of oil being made, but no huge pockets like we have now.
Note: Those bbls aren't going to us, but the world, so that's how it'll drop the price.I'm no scientist, but I believe that unless there's another mass extinction, that isn't how it works. Now, sure there might be small bits of oil being made, but no huge pockets like we have now.
Formula did you read my post from above about the microbes that create oil? Its also carbon negative without sulfur.
If the trend continues this might help out.