here we go again

[kygorski]

Been checking the news, no natural disasters, no war thats new, but fuel prices have increased 35 cents in two months.Hmmm, what did OB do now?

[greenriverman1]

Been checking the news, no natural disasters, no war thats new, but fuel prices have increased 35 cents in two months.Hmmm, what did OB do now?

Now now! Let's not forget that it is Bush's fault or at least that was preached by many when he was in office.

I wonder who is to blame now?

DA

[kygorski]

my significant other was from edmonson cnty.Had a home across from the dam on nolin.

[kydonky]

Look back to November, tea party = less government = less regulation.

Drill baby drill and and charge what you like

Fund to cover damages from oil spills = shakedown of big oil

So how much do you think we are going to be able to invest in technology to reduce oil addiction now??? Opps that would be govment medlin, big spendin.

We got our tea party to fix it now.

Hope someone comes up with the gaLLS to stand up to oil corps. Make real effort to reduce oil dependance. Maybe T Bone Pickens will pick the torch back up.

We will see what the tea party offers this session of congress

Bye the way did you all know our federal government is devide into three branches that balance the power of each.

Executive (president)

Legislative (your senator and representative)

Judicial (federal courts)e c

[kygorski]

Actualy we use the "golden rule" ya got da gold, make the rule.

[GeoFisher]

I think it is a sign that the economy is getting better, and China, and India are beginning to consume more OIL again.

Not only that, but this winter has been HELL. Starting around the first of December, we didn't have very many days above freezing.........pretty **** cold. REALLY cold if you ask me.

Take those two things into account and you have a double whammy causing oil prices to spike.

I think a LOT of this mess has to do with environmentalists talking about peak oil a a few years ago. With all the peak oil arguments, and no way to really, REALLY gauge the supplies that exist, we will always have these spikes in prices as demand increases.

Personally, if someone........ANYONE with a brain would come out with a better estimate or "guesstimate" of how much oil was REALLY left, maybe the cost of a barrel would drop.

I personally don't think we have any idea how to gauge what is left, because they continue to find LARGE reserves all around the world.

HM......

Later,

Geo

[greenriverman1]

my significant other was from edmonson cnty.Had a home across from the dam on nolin.

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