6 dollar gas in some florida stations......WOW

[url]http://tampa.cbslocal.com/2012/02/22/florida-drivers-shelling-out-nearly-6-a-gallon-at-some-gas-stations/[/url]

Drill baby, DRILL.

Later,

Geo

That can't be good for Obamy.:eek:

I got a 30 mpg station wagon for sale.

I opened the link but didn't read it...but based on the picture provided in the link the price per gallon looked more like $4.00 dollars per gallon instead of $6.00 dollars.

[QUOTE=Chubminnow;481495]I opened the link but didn't read it...but based on the picture provided in the link the price per gallon looked more like $4.00 dollars per gallon instead of $6.00 dollars.[/QUOTE]

You are right......the article talks about 6 buck gas, and the pump makes you THINK it is 6 buck gas, but the actual gallon cost is more like 3.50 or something.

And when I use gas buddy on my phone I cannot find 6 dollar gas anywhere in fl..........

I only posted it after hearing Ron Paul talk about 6 dollar/gallon gas during the debate.......AND I went looking for a supporting link. This is the link I found....

HM.

Later,

Geo

We are exporting more refined product than ever before. Why? Capitalism! they make more profit exporting.Its the american way.You know we can't hurt the "global economy", that would be bad for business.

Here is some food for thought.

So Iran causes tension in the middle east, no act, no disruption, no physical effect on oil production what-so-ever and gas prices go through the roof.

A major catastophy, explosion and largest spill in one of the biggest oil fields in the world caused by a major drilling opperation and gas prices remain stable through the emergency (the BP spill in the gulf).

So how is it that oil speculators can be held in check when the problems reflect badly on big oil, and there is no control over speculators when big oil is not implicated?

Strong evidence that oil companies have greater influence on gas prices than they would have you believe.

Profits soar when there is any problem not attributed to drilling, yet stable in major catastrophes that relect poorly on the industry.

Quite a spin machine.

I think will will see record high oil company profits again this year when everyone else will be taking their bath.

[QUOTE=kydonky;481797]Here is some food for thought.

So Iran causes tension in the middle east, no act, no disruption, no physical effect on oil production what-so-ever and gas prices go through the roof.

A major catastophy, explosion and largest spill in one of the biggest oil fields in the world caused by a major drilling opperation and gas prices remain stable through the emergency (the BP spill in the gulf).

So how is it that oil speculators can be held in check when the problems reflect badly on big oil, and there is no control over speculators when big oil is not implicated?

Strong evidence that oil companies have greater influence on gas prices than they would have you believe.

Profits soar when there is any problem not attributed to drilling, yet stable in major catastrophes that relect poorly on the industry.

Quite a spin machine.

I think will will see record high oil company profits again this year when everyone else will be taking their bath.[/QUOTE]

WRONG..........

Simple math my friend.

How much oil is produced in the gulf??

How much comes through the strait of Hormuz?

Our thimble full of oil amounts to NOTHING compared to what IRAN can shut down.

[url]http://awesome.good.is/transparency/web/1005/oil-consumption/flat.html[/url]

Try again.

later,

Geo