mick
Nitro Member
when the first Bush became president oil was $25-$30; although one
politician can not control the price of worldwide oil, one man and his
business affiliations combined with foreign policy can certainly move
the price (inline with chris cook's comments).
if i've learned one thing in the last 20-30 years; chaos in the middle east
has never lead to lower oil prices and do not think this chaos is
not orchestrated; much less our protection of saudi arabia and the Saud family
friend is currently reading 'The Family: The Real Story of the Bush Dynasty';
can't wait to buy/read it; put's together a lot of pieces how this world
is really run.
politician can not control the price of worldwide oil, one man and his
business affiliations combined with foreign policy can certainly move
the price (inline with chris cook's comments).
if i've learned one thing in the last 20-30 years; chaos in the middle east
has never lead to lower oil prices and do not think this chaos is
not orchestrated; much less our protection of saudi arabia and the Saud family
friend is currently reading 'The Family: The Real Story of the Bush Dynasty';
can't wait to buy/read it; put's together a lot of pieces how this world
is really run.