Didn't see any mention of building any new refineries. That would help bring the prices down and provide jobs as well.
You know that the middle easterners are not the ones who are jacking the prices, it is the speculators and commodities brokers. The middle easterners happily just deposit the checks written to them for oil.
That being said having been in Saudi and knowing that the only thing other than oil they produce is sand, they must import everything. I think it might be time for us to play fair with them and have every country tax the living crap out of every export with a destination in the middle east. They will have cheap gas for sure but lets see how they like a $15 Coca-Cola, a $10 bottle of water and $25 loaf of whatever they eat in place of bread.
The revenue from those tariffs could be rolled into pay for the regulation and subsidizing of crude as it is taken off the commodity market where retards with a brokers license drive the price up for no reason at all other than stupidity.
But they own large chunks of coca-cola and pepsi... which also produce the bottled water.
The revenue from those tariffs could be rolled into pay for the regulation and subsidizing of crude as it is taken off the commodity market where retards with a brokers license drive the price up for no reason at all other than stupidity.
You know that the middle easterners are not the ones who are jacking the prices, it is the speculators and commodities brokers. The middle easterners happily just deposit the checks written to them for oil.
That being said having been in Saudi and knowing that the only thing other than oil they produce is sand, they must import everything. I think it might be time for us to play fair with them and have every country tax the living crap out of every export with a destination in the middle east. They will have cheap gas for sure but lets see how they like a $15 Coca-Cola, a $10 bottle of water and $25 loaf of whatever they eat in place of bread.
The revenue from those tariffs could be rolled into pay for the regulation and subsidizing of crude as it is taken off the commodity market where retards with a brokers license drive the price up for no reason at all other than stupidity.
If oil prices are truly artificially high, won't the market correct on it's own? Kind of like the dotcom bubble bursting? Or (don't tell patchy I said this) the housing bubble?
I like your ideas better.You know that the middle easterners are not the ones who are jacking the prices, it is the speculators and commodities brokers. The middle easterners happily just deposit the checks written to them for oil.
That being said having been in Saudi and knowing that the only thing other than oil they produce is sand, they must import everything. I think it might be time for us to play fair with them and have every country tax the living crap out of every export with a destination in the middle east. They will have cheap gas for sure but lets see how they like a $15 Coca-Cola, a $10 bottle of water and $25 loaf of whatever they eat in place of bread.
The revenue from those tariffs could be rolled into pay for the regulation and subsidizing of crude as it is taken off the commodity market where retards with a brokers license drive the price up for no reason at all other than stupidity.
I've been trying to understand why we don't do this.
We have the money (generally speaking of course) they have the oil, there is no shortage of either.