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Yikes.
1 posted on 01/27/2006 5:23:11 PM PST by LouAvul
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To: LouAvul
BRING IT ON!!! (/Kerry)

My wife will enjoy biking to work, seriously. ;-)

2 posted on 01/27/2006 5:24:32 PM PST by NormsRevenge (Semper Fi ... Monthly Donor spoken Here. Go to ... https://secure.freerepublic.com/donate/)
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To: LouAvul

Maybe if at least 10 Nukes go off.


3 posted on 01/27/2006 5:24:38 PM PST by cmsgop ( Bill Clinton's License Plate..... "Herpes 1")
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To: LouAvul

These good ole rich boys would not be trying to scare the little people because of politics now would they?


4 posted on 01/27/2006 5:25:31 PM PST by Iwentsouth
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To: LouAvul

So this is a story from Yahoo, quoting CNN, quoting George Soros.....


5 posted on 01/27/2006 5:25:52 PM PST by SteveMcKing
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To: LouAvul

If this isn't Soros trying to manipulate the market... I don't know what is....


6 posted on 01/27/2006 5:25:55 PM PST by fhlh (Polls are for strippers and liberal spinsters.)
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To: LouAvul

Geopolitical problems may drive it that high, but Peak Oil will be the fundamental driver. Investment banker Matt Simmons, for example, is predicting $200-$250 oil by 2010.


7 posted on 01/27/2006 5:26:18 PM PST by Mulder (“The spirit of resistance is so valuable, that I wish it to be always kept alive" Thomas Jefferson)
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The other, billionaire investor George Soros, wouldn't make any specific predictions about prices. But as a legendary commodities player, it's worth paying heed to the words of the man who once took on the Bank of England -- and won. "I'm very worried about the supply-demand balance, which is very tight," Soros says.

I'm sure it is you piece of cr*p Soros, he's probably already arranged it with his mussie friends...

8 posted on 01/27/2006 5:26:36 PM PST by Palpatine (Every single liberal is now an enemy of the republic!)
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..In 1922, The Arabs...Offered to sell their oil rights to the U.S.A....Too bad, we didn't take them up on it.
9 posted on 01/27/2006 5:27:08 PM PST by skinkinthegrass (Just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean they aren't out to get you :^)
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To: LouAvul

Time to drill - ANWAR, California, Gulf Coast, National Parks, etc.


10 posted on 01/27/2006 5:27:47 PM PST by caisson71
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To: LouAvul

Opps. It's from CNN. Not Yahoo.


11 posted on 01/27/2006 5:28:28 PM PST by LouAvul
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Well if all of these are possible scenarios then bring on the technology that allows us to get oil from shale. Let the rest of the world pay $262 while we sit fat and happy on our own resources.


13 posted on 01/27/2006 5:29:35 PM PST by SoftballMominVA
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There are an estimated one trillion barrels of oil recoverable at today's prices from the oil sands of Alberta. The number one customer for that oil is the USA. If the Arabs want to sit on their oil, embargo their oil, eat their oil or rub it on their camels' heinies, I say let them.


15 posted on 01/27/2006 5:30:49 PM PST by Argus
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Won't happen. They would destroy themselves. Oil is already nearly high enough to make the move to Hydrogen or other sources worthwhile. A worldwide oil shock like that would drive technology away from oil and ultimately bankrupt those who now profit from it.
16 posted on 01/27/2006 5:31:10 PM PST by Timmy
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$262/bbl oil is not sustainable over a long period. There are plenty of other technologies -- coal liquefaction, biodiesel, and the like, that become profitable well before that pricepoint.


18 posted on 01/27/2006 5:31:25 PM PST by Campion ("I am so tired of you, liberal church in America" -- Mother Angelica, 1993)
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To: LouAvul

Well, Soros bet on John Kerry and the 'Rats in the last election and lost everything he invested.

Before the United States allows oil to hit $262 a barrel, you will see total mobilization and a combined U.S./NATO occupation army moving into the Middle East for keeps.


20 posted on 01/27/2006 5:33:34 PM PST by mkjessup (Thank YOU Jimmy F'in Carter, you chicklet-grinning SOB, for stabbing the Shah of Iran in the back.)
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I can't see the market surviving $260 a barrel oil. Economies would collapse long before then, dropping the demand and the price.


23 posted on 01/27/2006 5:35:31 PM PST by Non-Sequitur
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What a crock. And these people are supposed to be smart investors. We would change to alternate sources of energy before it ever reached this high. Look what happened to demand in this country when Katrina hit.

Well before we ever reached this level, solar, wind, water, grain alcohol, shale and coal would become economically feasible.

This is nothing more than political fear mongering.

Personally, I wish foriegn oil supplies would dry up tomorrow. We would be fine and the ragheads could hump their camels for all I care.


28 posted on 01/27/2006 5:39:41 PM PST by babydoll22 (If you stop growing as a person you live in your own private hell.)
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I've burned about a cord of wood since the new year. I'm getting 3 cords of oak, maple and ash tomorrow at $75/cord. That should see us throught the end of April.

The prospect of not buying any heating oil this year eases the pain of speculating on the future price shocks.


31 posted on 01/27/2006 5:41:57 PM PST by Jack of all Trades (Never underestimate the speed in which the thin veneer of civilization can be stripped away.)
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Relax. The other posters are correct. At well below $200 a barrel, North America has enough oil to meet its needs for the next hundred years.


33 posted on 01/27/2006 5:42:35 PM PST by hinckley buzzard
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The stress is to much ... I am going to:
1. Jam miniature marshmallows up my nose and sneeze them out. See how many I can do at once.
2. Pop some popcorn without putting the lid on
3. When someone says "Have a nice day!" tell them I have other plans.
4. Make a list of things to do that I've already done.
5. Dance naked in front of my pets.
6. Fill out my tax form using Roman numerals.
7. Leaf through a National Geographic and draw underwear on the natives.
8. Drive to work in reverse.
9. Stare at people through the tines of a fork and pretend they are in jail.
10. Make up a language and ask people for directions.


36 posted on 01/27/2006 5:44:50 PM PST by svcw
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