BamaAlum97
Petty Officer 2nd Class
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Re: Some big oil fact's ????
That was my 100th post! Wohooo...am I a somebody now?
That was my 100th post! Wohooo...am I a somebody now?
ANWAR & offshore drilling got shot down again today.....
But they did vote to stop stockpiling the strategic reserve......
This country needs term limits before we are a third world country.....
That is all....
Anyway. I feel that the current high prices of gas and oil are less related to the supply of oil and more related to the decreasing value of the dollar. If you revalue the dollar to what it was years ago, oil prices are back down to a more comfortable level. The frequent cuts in interest rates encourage spending and borrowing and therefore increases the supply of dollars and drives the value down.
In May of 2005, if a barrel of oil (or any other commodity) cost 60 euros, it would cost $76.92 in US dollars due to the then current exchange rate. That's how much our precious dollar has de-valued. In 2000, it would have cost a bit over $67.00USD roughly. I wonder what happened.
You folks are killing me. I like "Big Oil" as you so disparagingly relate to an industry that is such a vital interest to this country, an industry that is probably the biggest contributor to the high standard of living which we as Americans so enjoy.
When i voted for President Bush (twice) i knew that i was voting for what i regard as what is in the best interest of this country.
The energy companies in America are not the ememy as is so often potrayed in the many posts that i've read on this board recently.
Your biggest enemy is yourself. Think about it seriously folks.
Ohh and by the way so are your elected offical's and they are a snooty bunch... and have reminded more than one my check book is bigger than his ..arrogant statment but that is what it took until she would listen..
OK i am trying not to be to much of a smart A@@ here, but this is your country. Some times i am at a loss why people would think any business has any type or sovernity in the USA. No other place on earth allow's a business to prosper and the individuals with in it the corp that is.
Ohh and by the way so are your elected offical's and they are a snooty bunch... and have reminded more than one my check book is bigger than his ..arrogant statment but that is what it took until she would listen..
Let Exxon go off shore.. for the luv of god....the Co has existed for hundred's of years and owes everything that it is to your great grand father and the millions of americans who have so given so geneorsly
Umm by the way the any time they tried that some world dictator would put a gun at there head and take them all... an just who do you think would bail them out,,, The UN...
and this one from EIA -
http://tonto.eia.doe.gov/country/
So much for supply and demand.
-V
Hmmmmmmm, interesting tread here.
So since ANWAR is such a small little bitty potential oil field we should not drill there ya say? Hmmmmmmmm, funny logic, (or is it logic)?
China is drillin' off the Coast of Florida but our own domestic oil companies can't, (must be the same reasoning as with ANWAR, eh)?
The potential oil discoveries off Florida could not solve the entire supply for the whole world forever so we should never do that n' jus' let the Chinese find and use the oil right under our nose.
I guess I now know how Alice felt when she slipped through the ol' lookin glass.
I guess that make sense somewhere in the Universe.
JR
Hey JR you're back haven't seen you around in ages? but it's a nice to see ya, and I like your point of view here "China drilling, right under our noses"
ANWAR & offshore drilling got shot down again today.....
But they did vote to stop stockpiling the strategic reserve......
This country needs term limits before we are a third world country.....
That is all....
The potential oil discoveries off Florida could not solve the entire supply for the whole world forever so we should never do that n' jus' let the Chinese find and use the oil right under our nose.
Actually, it makes no difference to me. Crude is a world commodity rather than a domestic commodity. Whether it's the Chinese, Exxon-Mobile, Phillips, BP, ACE Hardware, or Wal-Mart, it's gonna be sold on the world market at the going rate. We're all going to pay the pump price, whatever that is. If Exxon-Moblie misses out on a few mil, too bad.
Actually, it makes no difference to me. Crude is a world commodity rather than a domestic commodity. Whether it's the Chinese, Exxon-Mobile, Phillips, BP, ACE Hardware, or Wal-Mart, it's gonna be sold on the world market at the going rate. We're all going to pay the pump price, whatever that is. If Exxon-Moblie misses out on a few mil, too bad.