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Very good argument to not approve the Keystone pipeline!
Wrong. Everything should be done that will result in more domestic oil reaching more domestic refiners, which in turn contributes to the reduction and ultimate end of dependence upon oil imports. Good Things all.
Iranian oil will most likely go to China and India, so I'm not so sure it'll impact prices here all that much.
But it'll be good news to me if it really does happen.
Doesn't really matter where that specific flow of oil goes. The Iranian deal means more oil supply on the overall market. They're not going to sell it to China and India at anything less than world market price, so Iranian oil going to China means less Kuwaiti oil going to China...it all adds up the the same effect on the supply and demand pulls of the overall market.
Obama has killed so many good jobs that people are not traveling around as much. As stated in the thread, all storage is at capacity for crude. We have oil overflowing.
Ya we should pay Iran money for their oil so they can fund more terrorism against the US and harbor more terrorists.
Sounds good.
The Saudis and Kuwaitis have the Iranians beat on that score a million percent. By far, most of the exported terrorism in the world is by Wahabi Muslims funded by the Saudis--which is the home of that particularly radical sect.
ALL of the 9/11 terrorists were Wahabi Muslims with Saudi support...not a one was a Shiite with any connection with Iran--and most were from Saudi Arabia. Al Qaeda is Wahabi, ISIS is Wahabi, and they are totally anti-Iranian.
Yet, US money continues to flow to Saudi Arabia and the Saudis continue to prop up the US dollar on the world currency market.--a deal between millionaires that ignores dead Americans.
I wish California wasn't so screwed up, paying nearly $4 gallon here right now.
That's for designer gasoline. California has cities demand a specific formulation and it is expensive for the refineries to make. Hence the higher prices.
That's for designer gasoline. California has cities demand a specific formulation and it is expensive for the refineries to make. Hence the higher prices.
It is a combination of seasonal blends, highest tax rate in the nation and cap and trade.
Conservatives: Looking gift horses in the mouth since 1980.😏
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