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Oil rises above $90 amid US crude supply drop

Please link the bill that proposes a "buck a gallon" tax.

it's not a bill and it never will be, and that's the point

the link, however, was yours

Head of Hess oil sees global energy crisis ahead, unless steps are taken now | projo.com | The Providence Journal projoCars |

According to the experts, we are approaching peak oil.

tell it to harrup harry

We have agreed in writing with the Iraqis to have all military troops out of Iraq by the end of the year.

Robert Gates: U.S. Troops could stay in Iraq past end date - Jennifer Epstein - POLITICO.com

of course, gates is leaving and panetta's taking over (according to msnbc this morning, it's probably in print somewhere by now)

here ya go: Leon Panetta will succeed Robert Gates at Department of Defense - Glenn Thrush and Jennifer Epstein - POLITICO.com

petraeus, they say, is likely to take over at cia which, by the way, is still not being prosecuted, nor will it ever be, by eric holder the man who pardoned marc rich

petraeus, by the way, is the general who raced to obama's rescue after mcchrystal made leadership's disposition over there mcchrystal clear and got fired for it

and when obama was a senator (before he became the slasher) the junior from illinois refused to vote to exonerate his latter day rescuer from the slanderous betray us accusation

Leon Panetta will succeed Robert Gates at Department of Defense - Glenn Thrush and Jennifer Epstein - POLITICO.com

which is kinda ironic when you think about it

anyway, as far as getting outta iraq, with this crowd running things, ya never really know

You probably intended a point in that statement but you will have to refashion it before anyone knows what it is.

ok

increased taxes on energy in our present economic and particularly political climate are non starter, doa

but don't let that stop you, by all means

Who's your pick for our next leader to make it all better?

the winner

you'll see in time

patience, dear
 

The article was posted to show further expert opinion of peak oil. That paper was written in 2009. It might have made sense then to raise the price a dollar to reduce demand but as we have have gotten closer to peak oil in the last couple years, prices are rising on thier own. The market forces of supply and demand are causing the prices to go up, that and the greedy speculators the GOP deregulated.


tell it to harrup harry

This dates back to Reagan when he scrapped Carter's Energy plan.




Are you for this or against it?







increased taxes on energy in our present economic and particularly political climate are non starter, doa

No one is currently proposing increased taxes on energy. The Carbon tax bill failed a long time ago.





the winner

you'll see in time

I see you have to wait for your voting orders from above. Whoever wins the GOP primary is your man! Gottcha, mums the word. :sun
 
The article was posted to show further expert opinion of peak oil.

you're the one who echoed the call:

"The U.S. should consider raising federal gasoline taxes to $1 a gallon and boosting average fuel economy to 50 miles a gallon to help avert a global energy crisis, the head of oil company Hess Corp. said.

more power to ya, but ya aint gonna get a nickel

and mr president slash obama aint gonna ask for a dime

d-o-a

This dates back to Reagan

THAT's why harry won't move?

LOL!

but ronnie's dead, he's been gone now quite awhile

Are you for this or against it?

i don't deal in opinions, mine and certainly not yours

bottom line, baby: d-o-a

No one is currently proposing increased taxes on energy.

true, because cap and trade got its unamerican butt kicked by the membership of reid's very own roundhouse

The Carbon tax bill failed a long time ago.

now, you're catching on

but it passed pelosi's place

and more, it's got the slasher's coal killing fingerprints all over it

it's the real slasher, all saw

good luck with the dollar a gallon

good luck with the epa in the senate

hint: look to west virginia

Gottcha, mums the word

not necessarily, help yourself

talk about trump and bachmann til you're content
 
you're the one who echoed the call:

About Peak oil, yes, so has the Pentagon!



THAT's why harry won't move?

Move on what? They have made more investment in nuclear and other sources of alternative energy than any administration in history. They have done more for conservation of supply than any administration since Carter. And oil production in the US is higher than in the last decade.


but ronnie's dead, he's been gone now quite awhile

Right, this is the first administration that has taken any significant action since Carter.



i don't deal in opinions, mine and certainly not yours

You don't have opinions? LOL!



true, because cap and trade got its unamerican butt kicked by the membership of reid's very own roundhouse

Yup, a few Blue Dog Democrats joined the great majority of the GOP in taking us a step backwards in environmental progress.

now, you're catching on

How would a man without an opinion know?
 

"Last year, American oil production reached its highest level since 2003."
PolitiFact | Barack Obama says U.S. oil production last year was highest since 2003

"Obama unveils loan guarantee for first US nuclear plant in 30 years"
Obama unveils loan guarantee for first US nuclear plant in 30 years - GlobalTimes

"We've already made the largest investment in clean energy in history as part of the Recovery Act"
Full Speech: President Obama On Energy - Forbes.com

Democrats passed the "Energy Independence and Security Act-" the largest energy conservation act since the 1970's. It is equivalent to taking 58 million cars off the road.
https://www.e-education.psu.edu/geog432/node/116
 
fine, but when do you expect barack the slasher to call harry

and what's pryor gonna say, casey, brown, stabenow, conrad...

they're gonna be a problem, dontcha think

oh well, party on, class warrior

perhaps you and a few others here should find an issue to debate where you can contribute intelligent responses.....energy issues are clearly not your thing...
 
Your blog guy agrees there with the experts that we are approaching the end of cheap oil. What else you got!

No he does not as always you have to take things out of context. He said we will alternative energy by time that happens
 
why, is he ignorant about energy issues?
 
No he does not as always you have to take things out of context. He said we will alternative energy by time that happens

LOL! You mean the alternative energy you are opposed to? Is that what you are counting on? You are too funny!

You go with your blog there then hot rod! :sun

"The US military has warned that surplus oil production capacity could disappear within two years and there could be serious shortages by 2015 with a significant economic and political impact."
 
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Economic growth slowed to a crawl in the first three months of the year as a spike in gasoline, higher overall inflation and continued weakness in the housing market all took a toll on the recovery.

Gross domestic product, the broadest measure of the nation's economic health, rose at an annual rate of 1.8%, the Commerce Department reported Thursday. That's a significant slowdown from the 3.1% growth rate in the final quarter of 2010.

Q1 GDP report: Economic growth slows - Apr. 28, 2011
 
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The dollar dropped after economic indicators pointed to a dismal employment picture and slowing economic growth.

First-time claims for unemployment benefits jumped 25,000 to 429,000, indicating employers might have slowed their hiring recently. Economists were expecting claims to fall to 395,000.

At the same time, gross domestic product rose at a modest 1.8% pace in the first quarter, matching economists' forecasts. However, the pace of expansion is much weaker than it was at the end of 2010, when the economy was growing at 3.1% pace.

The dollar has been hammered recently, losing out on interest-rate differentials and regularly hitting multiyear lows against other major currencies. Losses were especially bad Wednesday after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke indicated the central bank is far from tightening monetary policy as economic growth remains slow and unemployment remains high.

Dollar Loses More Ground - WSJ.com
 
vote obama, 2012!

you were warned!

LOL!
 
vote obama, 2012!

you were warned!

LOL!

The time traveling Obama huh? He has the ability to travel back in time to have his birth announcement placed in two newspapers in 1961, and to travel back to 1981 to convince Reagan to scrap Carter's energy plan. Quite the claim you have there! :sun
 
vote obama, 2012---he'll bore you to death!

LOL!
 
The time traveling Obama huh? He has the ability to travel back in time to have his birth announcement placed in two newspapers in 1961, and to travel back to 1981 to convince Reagan to scrap Carter's energy plan. Quite the claim you have there! :sun

Obama is stopping drilling. I showed he has stopped shell, off the coast of Alaska. That means jobs lost thank you Obama

More people applied for unemployment benefits - Yahoo! Finance
 
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