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Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
Originally posted by BubbaJoe
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
Originally posted by BubbaJoe
All of the so called conservatives will defend this, this is what open markets bring us. For the realists of us out here, some of these speculators should be hung, drawn, and quartered, as a punishment for treason against the state. For the open minded out there, this is what the Republicans want for all markets, no rules, no regulation, and massive profit. Please, please, please, think when you vote, and think about who is going to profit.
What makes you think it's all conservatives speculating in the market? Don't you know that Obama has the biggest share of Wall Streeters behind him? What a foolish kind of thinking you have.
I never said it was conservatives speculating, I said the conservatives supported this free market. Please seek a specialist in remedial reading and comprehension, which I would suggest for all conservatives that watch faux news.
Well, you sure could have fooled me with your post about Republicans and conservatives.
Originally posted by mastahunta
Originally posted by hawkiye
Why oh why can't people get it? It is not a free market when you are forced to do it. It is a monopoly created by GOVERNMENT REGULATION
OK Hawkiye
Lay it down for us here....
Why are corporations and corporate proponents always trying to deregulate the industries they
are in?
I know for a fact that the Oil Industry habitually donates more to candidates who are free market
advocates. Further more George Bush's cabinet was full of Oil insiders and consequently they were
all free market proponents.
So why would Oil companies and insiders be for free markets if you are saying free markets will destroy
their grip on the industry?
It doesn't make a lick of sense to me man.
I think a lot of you are trying to bridge what you like and prefer, to a reality that is not in line with
what you desire.
Originally posted by imherejusttoread
Originally posted by poet1b
You were making sense until you came up with this insane conclusion. You post to EX quotes point to a combination of drop in supply and increase in demand as the reason behind the climb in gas prices, and then you blame it on the government!!!!
Well, if government is preventing the development of those resources then it's preventing the demand from being satisfied. If government moves out of the way and allows the development of those resources then it will be supplied and the relative demand will be met.
Originally posted by poet1b
Government isn't preventing the development of oil resources.
We have used up all the easy to get high quality crude on our planet, accumulated over millions of years.
Originally posted by imherejusttoread
Originally posted by poet1b
Government isn't preventing the development of oil resources.
We have used up all the easy to get high quality crude on our planet, accumulated over millions of years.
Do you have citation(s) for this?
Originally posted by hawkiye
Did it never occur to you that Oil companies and insiders are NOT FOR FREE MARKETS? They simply use the "Free Market"...
Originally posted by poet1b
reply to post by imherejusttoread
Government isn't preventing the development of oil resources.
We have used up all the easy to get high quality crude on our planet, accumulated over millions of years.
The only reason they are developing tar sands is because they are scraping the barrel, and that pipeline could not be available on time to save us from the current situation where SA is hitting steep decline.
3 to 4.3 Billion Barrels of Technically Recoverable Oil Assessed in North Dakota and Montana’s Bakken Formation
The USGS estimate of 3.0 to 4.3 billion barrels of technically recoverable oil has a mean value of 3.65 billion barrels. Scientists conducted detailed studies in stratigraphy and structural geology and the modeling of petroleum geochemistry. They also combined their findings with historical exploration and production analyses to determine the undiscovered, technically recoverable oil estimates.
Originally posted by poet1b
reply to post by Bugman82
1. The printing of trillions of dollars has nothing to do with Keynes, and everything to do with Newt Gingrich and the Republicans deregulating the financial sector. It is lack of government involvement that allowed that system to run amuck.
Free market concepts continuing their record streak of failure.
2. Wars and rumors of wars are the bread and butter of free market politicians, who claim they are for smaller government, but continually create a larger government by way of the military, to protect the assets of corporations overseas.
3. Your one sold point.
4. And when do you think that pipeline will be completed? By the way, Tar sands are not going to lower the cost of oil. Do some research.
Elimination of government control has resulted in the increase of gas prices, mainly the government not properly regulating commodities speculation, due to free market concepts being put into place.
Originally posted by BubbaJoe
Yeah they are public info, try google for one, please try making a point instead of attacking the poster.
Originally posted by hawkiye
Originally posted by poet1b
reply to post by imherejusttoread
Government isn't preventing the development of oil resources.
We have used up all the easy to get high quality crude on our planet, accumulated over millions of years.
The only reason they are developing tar sands is because they are scraping the barrel, and that pipeline could not be available on time to save us from the current situation where SA is hitting steep decline.
Not true!
3 to 4.3 Billion Barrels of Technically Recoverable Oil Assessed in North Dakota and Montana’s Bakken Formation
The USGS estimate of 3.0 to 4.3 billion barrels of technically recoverable oil has a mean value of 3.65 billion barrels. Scientists conducted detailed studies in stratigraphy and structural geology and the modeling of petroleum geochemistry. They also combined their findings with historical exploration and production analyses to determine the undiscovered, technically recoverable oil estimates.
www.usgs.gov...
That is more then all the Mideastern oil countries combined! And the largest oil reserve deposit ever found. That's enough oil to last another 2000 years. Now I think we should get off oil regardless but this dispels the myth of peak oil.
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Originally posted by mastahunta
Originally posted by hawkiye
Did it never occur to you that Oil companies and insiders are NOT FOR FREE MARKETS? They simply use the "Free Market"...
DING DING DING!
Yes, so why do you guys assist them with your rhetorical support?
That is exactly how it always translates, it is like the worlds biggest joke. The
conservative politicians who cry free market are not for free markets either.
But you guys can't seem to extricate your own brains from the brain washing
they do.
Wall street just dumped loads into deregulating and removing more Wall Street laws.
Guess who champions that politically, Hawkiye?
So 1,500 cheering Republicans at the debates don't seem to mind that Wall Street is
USING FREE MARKET principles to benefit their positions as you put it. So how
the hell can anyone tell when it is fake "Free Market" if everyone cheers and gets all cross
eyed when the words are spoken?
the whole things is a giant farce... This is exactly why I started this thread, so this aspect can
see some light. I am going to write more and more of these and ask the same question
over and over.
Originally posted by BubbaJoe
Originally posted by hawkiye
Originally posted by poet1b
reply to post by imherejusttoread
Government isn't preventing the development of oil resources.
We have used up all the easy to get high quality crude on our planet, accumulated over millions of years.
The only reason they are developing tar sands is because they are scraping the barrel, and that pipeline could not be available on time to save us from the current situation where SA is hitting steep decline.
Not true!
3 to 4.3 Billion Barrels of Technically Recoverable Oil Assessed in North Dakota and Montana’s Bakken Formation
The USGS estimate of 3.0 to 4.3 billion barrels of technically recoverable oil has a mean value of 3.65 billion barrels. Scientists conducted detailed studies in stratigraphy and structural geology and the modeling of petroleum geochemistry. They also combined their findings with historical exploration and production analyses to determine the undiscovered, technically recoverable oil estimates.
www.usgs.gov...
That is more then all the Mideastern oil countries combined! And the largest oil reserve deposit ever found. That's enough oil to last another 2000 years. Now I think we should get off oil regardless but this dispels the myth of peak oil.
edit on 25-2-2012 by hawkiye because: (no reason given)
Please define technically recoverable, if you are talking fracking, please see the many threads on this site concerning the health hazards of that route. Oh wait, conservatives/republicans are not concerned about health hazards as long as they can make a profit.
Originally posted by imherejusttoread
Originally posted by BubbaJoe
Yeah they are public info, try google for one, please try making a point instead of attacking the poster.
Link? I need the same material that was examined to see the context of the conclusions.
Originally posted by poet1b
reply to post by imherejusttoread
Here is a good start for you.
www.investinganswers.com...
If you bother to start doing your own research, you will find they stopped publishing sweet light crude production in 2008 when oil production peaked on planet Earth. After about a decade of SA pumping sea water into their wells to maintain oil production.
Proven oil reserves in Saudi Arabia are the second largest claimed in the world, estimated to be 267 billion barrels
Originally posted by hawkiye
Originally posted by mastahunta
Originally posted by hawkiye
Did it never occur to you that Oil companies and insiders are NOT FOR FREE MARKETS? They simply use the "Free Market"...
DING DING DING!
Yes, so why do you guys assist them with your rhetorical support?
That is exactly how it always translates, it is like the worlds biggest joke. The
conservative politicians who cry free market are not for free markets either.
But you guys can't seem to extricate your own brains from the brain washing
they do.
Wall street just dumped loads into deregulating and removing more Wall Street laws.
Guess who champions that politically, Hawkiye?
So 1,500 cheering Republicans at the debates don't seem to mind that Wall Street is
USING FREE MARKET principles to benefit their positions as you put it. So how
the hell can anyone tell when it is fake "Free Market" if everyone cheers and gets all cross
eyed when the words are spoken?
the whole things is a giant farce... This is exactly why I started this thread, so this aspect can
see some light. I am going to write more and more of these and ask the same question
over and over.
First of all you seem a little slow here. Why are you assuming I am for republicans and being brain washed? Your the one claiming they are using free market principles when they are doing nothing of the kind. You are the one perpetuating the lie that it is a free market I am correcting the lie. You are the one disseminating misinformation along with them that we have a free market and it is the problem when we in fact do not have free markets and that is not the problem. You are the one perpetuating the left right divide they use to keep the masses distracted.
I can't help that there is still a bunch of idiot republicans buying the BS anymore then I can help that their is a bunch of idiot democrats that buy their so called left BS. All I can do is keep speaking truth and the truth is real free markets work and I will not let the republicans hijack the term nor allow the democrats to blame it for our problems when it does not even exist and has nothing to do with our problems and is in fact the answer to most of our problems. Yet you have people here like poet1b still buying this BS rhetoric and blaming free markets as the problem.
And by the way there is one man speaking the truth in the debates and he is Ron Paul and the brainwashed republicans and democrats hate him for exposing the BS on both sides!
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