Posted on 06/19/2008 1:54:20 AM PDT by bruinbirdman
I suppose we’ve veered to far into generalities here to actually get anywhere.
You seem to be more forgiving than me. At least for now. I’m not feeling very forgiving these days.
The Democrat leadership are hard core socialist. They will tell you that what they believe is good for America and the world. It is only after Marxine "Muddy" Waters slipped the "N" word (nationalize) in her interrogation of oil company executives that other Leftists in congress now flat out admit they want to socialize private enterprize.
Most Democrat voters are just unwitting dupes of communist populism/propaganda.
yitbos
Great letter! I will be writing and contacting my members of Congress too but don’t have much hope with the likes of Martinez and Nelson. Just maybe Martinez will be on the right side of this issue!
The Pres, Polar Bear Bush, mentioned today that offshore drilling could result in holding the current rate of domestic production steady for a decade.
He is thinking rightly about this. Nothing will result in an actual increase of domestic oil production.
Production as a whole is interesting to observe from a layman's perspective.
The Saudi's say they are producing at a level to which they have contracts.
The world appears to have an amazing equilibrium of production to consumption, what OPEC has always had as a goal, no cheaters.
Nigerian rebels knock out 200K bbls of production, Saudi increases output 200K.
China and India consume more, Canada produces more from oil sands.
I am particularly interested in BTU costs and parity of natural gas vis a vis oil.
yitbos
It is interesting. In the history of petroleum it is an impossible miracle. What is responsible? GATT? NAFTA? Pres Bush? Pres Clinton?
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