I just got back from D.C., and boy, do we have a BIG problem!! There's just barrel after barrel of stolen Iraqi oil stacked 10 high for miles around, and no where to stash it all! Perhaps the Germans who helped Saddam build his underground bunkers can design something similar we can store all this bubblin' crude in.... In the meantime, we're going to have to repeal all these pro-environment laws that mandate more fuel efficient cars, etc, otherwise, we'll never get rid of al this free oil we took!
Duh...
A simple message to all the Wacken Hippies who thought this 'war' was all about oil. That's got to be the dumbest thing I've ever seen posted on this site, and God knows, there have been some dumb ones. George Bush is an oil man. He makes money drilling for oil. You can argue that it was in his best interest to support UN resolutions preventing Iraq from sellig oil for money over the past decade, but you certainly can't suggest then that lifting the sanctions against Iraq (as Bush requested of the UN yesterday) will help him now. It's called SUPPLY AND DEMAND. By opening the Iraqi pipelines, we increase supply, but not demand. In turn, this drives DOWN the prices Bush and his buddies can command for their own oil!
Tune in next week for another history/politics/economics lesson from the one who's just here to enlighten all of you.
It's a tough job, but I'm just here to make your lives better, even if I don't get any enjoyment out of it.
Rock On, Peaceniks!!
Duh...
A simple message to all the Wacken Hippies who thought this 'war' was all about oil. That's got to be the dumbest thing I've ever seen posted on this site, and God knows, there have been some dumb ones. George Bush is an oil man. He makes money drilling for oil. You can argue that it was in his best interest to support UN resolutions preventing Iraq from sellig oil for money over the past decade, but you certainly can't suggest then that lifting the sanctions against Iraq (as Bush requested of the UN yesterday) will help him now. It's called SUPPLY AND DEMAND. By opening the Iraqi pipelines, we increase supply, but not demand. In turn, this drives DOWN the prices Bush and his buddies can command for their own oil!
Tune in next week for another history/politics/economics lesson from the one who's just here to enlighten all of you.
It's a tough job, but I'm just here to make your lives better, even if I don't get any enjoyment out of it.
Rock On, Peaceniks!!