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I said it in another forum six months ago and was poo poo'ed by the neo-con brain(?) trust.
What's it costing these days to fill up that Hummer, Mr. America? MMMWWWWWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAH |
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You complain about this not being a current event, which it obviously isn't, but half of your threads are not current events either, most of them are little hell raisers bashing on the left wing, for reasons I don't understand.
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http://www.detnews.com/2004/editoria...a17-160504.htm
As you contemplate those numbers spinning by on the gas pump, here is another number to remember: 1976. That’s the last time an oil refinery was built in these United States, thanks in large part to the Not-In-My-Backyard (NIMBY) syndrome cultivated by an environmental movement that has successfully anathematized all things chemical and carbon. There are, of course, other reasons for the latest spike in gasoline prices — prominently including the return to robust economic growth — but even if oil supplies could be suddenly expanded, refiners would have a tough time churning out more gasoline. In 1981, according to the National Petrochemical and Refiners Association, 321 refineries pumped out 18.6 million barrels a day of gasoline. Today only 149 refineries, run by 60 companies in 33 different states, pump out 16.8 million barrels of gasoline a day — almost two million barrels a day less. They are operating at 93 percent of capacity, well above the industrial average, with little time left for maintenance and upgrades. [/i] |
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Go away troll?????? LOL
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Hey, I have an idea: Bush should put a $0.50 per gallon tax on gas and apply those funds to his campaign... Muhahahahahahaha!
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"What does a former president's son know about the Iraq war anyway?" -- GW Bush when asked about Ron Reagan's negative comments, 6/25/2004. www.BushZombie.com |
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