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Oh but I do, Faggatronius Maximus.Obviously, you don't understand the difference between refined and crude oil, shit-for-brains.ROTFLMAO. You are stupid, stupid, stupid.Gas prices too low for ya, commie boy?
If Trump has done nothing else, the fuel supply in America has been righted.
Carter screwed up the fuel supply in America and it stayed that way 40 years.
I'm more concerned with the price of quarts of oil.
So ..lemme get this straight..1 quart of oil is $6, and a 55-gallon drum is $18? That math ain't looking good.
Care to elaborate on that, Uber-Tard?
I'm from the old school.Gas prices too low for ya, commie boy?
If Trump has done nothing else, the fuel supply in America has been righted.
Carter screwed up the fuel supply in America and it stayed that way 40 years.
I'm more concerned with the price of quarts of oil.
So ..lemme get this straight..1 quart of oil is $6, and a 55-gallon drum is $18? That math ain't looking good.
Oil barrels contain 42 gallons.
Trump is trying to get oil prices higher. Consult someone for the appropriate talking point.
Like I said, you are stupid, stupid, stupid, LOL.Oh but I do, Faggatronius Maximus.Obviously, you don't understand the difference between refined and crude oil, shit-for-brains.ROTFLMAO. You are stupid, stupid, stupid.Gas prices too low for ya, commie boy?
If Trump has done nothing else, the fuel supply in America has been righted.
Carter screwed up the fuel supply in America and it stayed that way 40 years.
I'm more concerned with the price of quarts of oil.
So ..lemme get this straight..1 quart of oil is $6, and a 55-gallon drum is $18? That math ain't looking good.
Care to elaborate on that, Uber-Tard?
When Oil is refined, Diesel fuel is made and sold.
Motor oil is the cheaper stuff, yet they've been been gouging people on it since the Bush days.
Trump is trying to get oil prices higher. Consult someone for the appropriate talking point.
Low oil prices might be great to the average consumer filling up their car to go to work, but by and large, they are not good for the American energy sector. Now, you may not care about that, but you should. The energy sector employs a lot of people and just about all retirement plans (401k, union and govt. pensions, etc.) have a mix of energy stocks. When those companies suffer so does your retirement, so low oil prices at a macroeconomic level really are not desirable.
And that's not a talking point. Any economist will tell you that.
Are Americans good people or not? On this issue I stand squarely on the side Americans are good, not selfish and unfair, people? This value is being tested on the issue of whether America will do its duty toward the world community in controlling the oil supply it's producers put on the world wide market so as to maintain a fair price for oil in the world wide market! For ten years America has failed the world wide community as the countries of Saudi Arabia and Russia, the two behemoths in the world market, have done their part America has let her shale producers go untethered letting greed for oil money be their only guide. Good people have lost patience it is not acceptable the U.S, oil industry and American right wing politicians response we believe in free markets and markets correct themselves meaning low prices drive down supply and brings the supply/demand relationship into balance; it brings too much pain in the world the low price correction on supply. To many American executives and many of her wealthy citizens these casino capitalism values are the end of the story; to good people they recognize that oil revenue from foreign country producers is the principle revenue source for many of these countries, these countries need this money to provide a decent standard of living and to provide competent health care for their people. It is no longer tolerable that American greed drags the world through the hardship experience of having unfairly low oil prices.
America could be a good country by doing what some Texas regulators want which is having the state put a pro rata limit on oil production with the state and having every major producing state have such regulation. The state regulatory body could determine the limit by using the states past production, America's need on supply, the worlds need on supply and a pro rata limit on production moderately adjusted by a consideration on leases that oil producers have in the state and such producers if any who want to and are prepared to increase production over the next year. Instead of a state regulatory system, America could have a oil producing region system: the Permian, the Bakken, Eagle Ford and the Gulf of Mexico, etc.. What would seem to me would be the easiest system is the Federal government pass a law that for oil produced in the United States just ban the export of such oil; America lived with such a ban for forty years from the early 1970's to 2015. If America doesn't step-up here and fulfill its role as a good country here I suspect there will be very regrettable consequences. America has a large group of its citizens that are environmentalists; these Americans think it is wrong this shale oil production that uses pressure fracture drilling which contaminates underground water supplies and causes earthquakes and this off-shore oil production which threatens the wonderful eco-system in the ocean off our coasts besides the fact it takes away from the scenic beauty of our coasts. It wouldn't surprise me at all if in the future environmentalists get the upper hand and change the game of oil production in America!
Gas prices too low for ya, commie boy?
If Trump has done nothing else, the fuel supply in America has been righted.
Carter screwed up the fuel supply in America and it stayed that way 40 years.
I'm more concerned with the price of quarts of oil.
So ..lemme get this straight..1 quart of oil is $6, and a 55-gallon drum is $18? That math ain't looking good.
It don't matter what the world does to slow the supply of oil. TEXAS is there to meet a great portion of the demand.Are Americans good people or not? On this issue I stand squarely on the side Americans are good, not selfish and unfair, people? This value is being tested on the issue of whether America will do its duty toward the world community in controlling the oil supply it's producers put on the world wide market so as to maintain a fair price for oil in the world wide market! For ten years America has failed the world wide community as the countries of Saudi Arabia and Russia, the two behemoths in the world market, have done their part America has let her shale producers go untethered letting greed for oil money be their only guide. Good people have lost patience it is not acceptable the U.S, oil industry and American right wing politicians response we believe in free markets and markets correct themselves meaning low prices drive down supply and brings the supply/demand relationship into balance; it brings too much pain in the world the low price correction on supply. To many American executives and many of her wealthy citizens these casino capitalism values are the end of the story; to good people they recognize that oil revenue from foreign country producers is the principle revenue source for many of these countries, these countries need this money to provide a decent standard of living and to provide competent health care for their people. It is no longer tolerable that American greed drags the world through the hardship experience of having unfairly low oil prices.
America could be a good country by doing what some Texas regulators want which is having the state put a pro rata limit on oil production with the state and having every major producing state have such regulation. The state regulatory body could determine the limit by using the states past production, America's need on supply, the worlds need on supply and a pro rata limit on production moderately adjusted by a consideration on leases that oil producers have in the state and such producers if any who want to and are prepared to increase production over the next year. Instead of a state regulatory system, America could have a oil producing region system: the Permian, the Bakken, Eagle Ford and the Gulf of Mexico, etc.. What would seem to me would be the easiest system is the Federal government pass a law that for oil produced in the United States just ban the export of such oil; America lived with such a ban for forty years from the early 1970's to 2015. If America doesn't step-up here and fulfill its role as a good country here I suspect there will be very regrettable consequences. America has a large group of its citizens that are environmentalists; these Americans think it is wrong this shale oil production that uses pressure fracture drilling which contaminates underground water supplies and causes earthquakes and this off-shore oil production which threatens the wonderful eco-system in the ocean off our coasts besides the fact it takes away from the scenic beauty of our coasts. It wouldn't surprise me at all if in the future environmentalists get the upper hand and change the game of oil production in America!
I'm from the old school.Gas prices too low for ya, commie boy?
If Trump has done nothing else, the fuel supply in America has been righted.
Carter screwed up the fuel supply in America and it stayed that way 40 years.
I'm more concerned with the price of quarts of oil.
So ..lemme get this straight..1 quart of oil is $6, and a 55-gallon drum is $18? That math ain't looking good.
Oil barrels contain 42 gallons.
It don't matter what the world does to slow the supply of oil. TEXAS is there to meet a great portion of the demand.Are Americans good people or not? On this issue I stand squarely on the side Americans are good, not selfish and unfair, people? This value is being tested on the issue of whether America will do its duty toward the world community in controlling the oil supply it's producers put on the world wide market so as to maintain a fair price for oil in the world wide market! For ten years America has failed the world wide community as the countries of Saudi Arabia and Russia, the two behemoths in the world market, have done their part America has let her shale producers go untethered letting greed for oil money be their only guide. Good people have lost patience it is not acceptable the U.S, oil industry and American right wing politicians response we believe in free markets and markets correct themselves meaning low prices drive down supply and brings the supply/demand relationship into balance; it brings too much pain in the world the low price correction on supply. To many American executives and many of her wealthy citizens these casino capitalism values are the end of the story; to good people they recognize that oil revenue from foreign country producers is the principle revenue source for many of these countries, these countries need this money to provide a decent standard of living and to provide competent health care for their people. It is no longer tolerable that American greed drags the world through the hardship experience of having unfairly low oil prices.
America could be a good country by doing what some Texas regulators want which is having the state put a pro rata limit on oil production with the state and having every major producing state have such regulation. The state regulatory body could determine the limit by using the states past production, America's need on supply, the worlds need on supply and a pro rata limit on production moderately adjusted by a consideration on leases that oil producers have in the state and such producers if any who want to and are prepared to increase production over the next year. Instead of a state regulatory system, America could have a oil producing region system: the Permian, the Bakken, Eagle Ford and the Gulf of Mexico, etc.. What would seem to me would be the easiest system is the Federal government pass a law that for oil produced in the United States just ban the export of such oil; America lived with such a ban for forty years from the early 1970's to 2015. If America doesn't step-up here and fulfill its role as a good country here I suspect there will be very regrettable consequences. America has a large group of its citizens that are environmentalists; these Americans think it is wrong this shale oil production that uses pressure fracture drilling which contaminates underground water supplies and causes earthquakes and this off-shore oil production which threatens the wonderful eco-system in the ocean off our coasts besides the fact it takes away from the scenic beauty of our coasts. It wouldn't surprise me at all if in the future environmentalists get the upper hand and change the game of oil production in America!
OPEC and the gang try to tank prices. Texas continues to produce a lower prices. OPEC tries to limit supply. Texas continues to produce and Aggie Football benefits even more.
The point is, TEXAS is your motherfucking daddy, and we are not going to stop.
Join me for The National Anthem:
Texas , Our Texas ! All hail the mighty State!
Texas, Our Texas ! So wonderful so great!
Boldest and grandest, withstanding ev'ry test
O Empire wide and glorious, you stand supremely blest.
(Chorus)
Texas , Our Texas ! Your freeborn single star,
Sends out its radiance to nations near and far,
Emblem of Freedom! It sets our hearts aglow,
With thoughts of San Jacinto and glorious Alamo.
(Chorus)
Texas, dear Texas ! From tyrant grip now free,
Shines forth in splendor, your star of destiny!
Mother of heroes, we come your children true,
Proclaiming our allegiance, our faith, our love for you.
(Chorus)
God bless you Texas! And keep you brave and strong,
That you may grow in power and worth, throughout the
ages long.
God bless you Texas ! And keep you brave and strong,
That you may grow in power and worth, throughout the ages long.
I'm from the old school.Gas prices too low for ya, commie boy?
If Trump has done nothing else, the fuel supply in America has been righted.
Carter screwed up the fuel supply in America and it stayed that way 40 years.
I'm more concerned with the price of quarts of oil.
So ..lemme get this straight..1 quart of oil is $6, and a 55-gallon drum is $18? That math ain't looking good.
Oil barrels contain 42 gallons.
More like from no school.
55 gallon drum LOL what a fucking moron. Talk about know NOTHING about the oil industry.
I'm from the old school.Gas prices too low for ya, commie boy?
If Trump has done nothing else, the fuel supply in America has been righted.
Carter screwed up the fuel supply in America and it stayed that way 40 years.
I'm more concerned with the price of quarts of oil.
So ..lemme get this straight..1 quart of oil is $6, and a 55-gallon drum is $18? That math ain't looking good.
Oil barrels contain 42 gallons.
More like from no school.
55 gallon drum LOL what a fucking moron. Talk about know NOTHING about the oil industry.
No I am not in the oil industry.
Really..eat this:
Oil’s Long History with the 55 Gallon Steel Drum - Drum It Up!
www.skolnik.com
Are Americans good people or not? On this issue I stand squarely on the side Americans are good, not selfish and unfair, people? This value is being tested on the issue of whether America will do its duty toward the world community in controlling the oil supply it's producers put on the world wide market so as to maintain a fair price for oil in the world wide market! For ten years America has failed the world wide community as the countries of Saudi Arabia and Russia, the two behemoths in the world market, have done their part America has let her shale producers go untethered letting greed for oil money be their only guide. Good people have lost patience it is not acceptable the U.S, oil industry and American right wing politicians response we believe in free markets and markets correct themselves meaning low prices drive down supply and brings the supply/demand relationship into balance; it brings too much pain in the world the low price correction on supply. To many American executives and many of her wealthy citizens these casino capitalism values are the end of the story; to good people they recognize that oil revenue from foreign country producers is the principle revenue source for many of these countries, these countries need this money to provide a decent standard of living and to provide competent health care for their people. It is no longer tolerable that American greed drags the world through the hardship experience of having unfairly low oil prices.
America could be a good country by doing what some Texas regulators want which is having the state put a pro rata limit on oil production with the state and having every major producing state have such regulation. The state regulatory body could determine the limit by using the states past production, America's need on supply, the worlds need on supply and a pro rata limit on production moderately adjusted by a consideration on leases that oil producers have in the state and such producers if any who want to and are prepared to increase production over the next year. Instead of a state regulatory system, America could have a oil producing region system: the Permian, the Bakken, Eagle Ford and the Gulf of Mexico, etc.. What would seem to me would be the easiest system is the Federal government pass a law that for oil produced in the United States just ban the export of such oil; America lived with such a ban for forty years from the early 1970's to 2015. If America doesn't step-up here and fulfill its role as a good country here I suspect there will be very regrettable consequences. America has a large group of its citizens that are environmentalists; these Americans think it is wrong this shale oil production that uses pressure fracture drilling which contaminates underground water supplies and causes earthquakes and this off-shore oil production which threatens the wonderful eco-system in the ocean off our coasts besides the fact it takes away from the scenic beauty of our coasts. It wouldn't surprise me at all if in the future environmentalists get the upper hand and change the game of oil production in America!
Thats right. We've gotten the expense of pulling a barrel out of the ground down to about 30/barrel. We'll keep on and get it down to 10-15/barrel.
The ONLY control "we" have is production at the local level.Yeah, no. Oil simply does not work that way.
What we have to screen out through politician bullshit is that "WE" do not drill for, transport or refine oil. OIL COMPANIES do all that, oil companies which are multinational corporations beholden not to any national flag but to their stockholders. That oil is poured into an international market. "We" have no control over that, unless you want to nationalize the oil industry.
Are Americans good people or not? On this issue I stand squarely on the side Americans are good, not selfish and unfair, people? This value is being tested on the issue of whether America will do its duty toward the world community in controlling the oil supply it's producers put on the world wide market so as to maintain a fair price for oil in the world wide market! For ten years America has failed the world wide community as the countries of Saudi Arabia and Russia, the two behemoths in the world market, have done their part America has let her shale producers go untethered letting greed for oil money be their only guide. Good people have lost patience it is not acceptable the U.S, oil industry and American right wing politicians response we believe in free markets and markets correct themselves meaning low prices drive down supply and brings the supply/demand relationship into balance; it brings too much pain in the world the low price correction on supply. To many American executives and many of her wealthy citizens these casino capitalism values are the end of the story; to good people they recognize that oil revenue from foreign country producers is the principle revenue source for many of these countries, these countries need this money to provide a decent standard of living and to provide competent health care for their people. It is no longer tolerable that American greed drags the world through the hardship experience of having unfairly low oil prices.
America could be a good country by doing what some Texas regulators want which is having the state put a pro rata limit on oil production with the state and having every major producing state have such regulation. The state regulatory body could determine the limit by using the states past production, America's need on supply, the worlds need on supply and a pro rata limit on production moderately adjusted by a consideration on leases that oil producers have in the state and such producers if any who want to and are prepared to increase production over the next year. Instead of a state regulatory system, America could have a oil producing region system: the Permian, the Bakken, Eagle Ford and the Gulf of Mexico, etc.. What would seem to me would be the easiest system is the Federal government pass a law that for oil produced in the United States just ban the export of such oil; America lived with such a ban for forty years from the early 1970's to 2015. If America doesn't step-up here and fulfill its role as a good country here I suspect there will be very regrettable consequences. America has a large group of its citizens that are environmentalists; these Americans think it is wrong this shale oil production that uses pressure fracture drilling which contaminates underground water supplies and causes earthquakes and this off-shore oil production which threatens the wonderful eco-system in the ocean off our coasts besides the fact it takes away from the scenic beauty of our coasts. It wouldn't surprise me at all if in the future environmentalists get the upper hand and change the game of oil production in America!
So you believe high prices for oil are a benefit to humanity? The only people it benefits are the sheiks in wealth Middle East oil producing countries or the dictators in Venezuela.Are Americans good people or not? On this issue I stand squarely on the side Americans are good, not selfish and unfair, people? This value is being tested on the issue of whether America will do its duty toward the world community in controlling the oil supply it's producers put on the world wide market so as to maintain a fair price for oil in the world wide market! For ten years America has failed the world wide community as the countries of Saudi Arabia and Russia, the two behemoths in the world market, have done their part America has let her shale producers go untethered letting greed for oil money be their only guide. Good people have lost patience it is not acceptable the U.S, oil industry and American right wing politicians response we believe in free markets and markets correct themselves meaning low prices drive down supply and brings the supply/demand relationship into balance; it brings too much pain in the world the low price correction on supply. To many American executives and many of her wealthy citizens these casino capitalism values are the end of the story; to good people they recognize that oil revenue from foreign country producers is the principle revenue source for many of these countries, these countries need this money to provide a decent standard of living and to provide competent health care for their people. It is no longer tolerable that American greed drags the world through the hardship experience of having unfairly low oil prices.
America could be a good country by doing what some Texas regulators want which is having the state put a pro rata limit on oil production with the state and having every major producing state have such regulation. The state regulatory body could determine the limit by using the states past production, America's need on supply, the worlds need on supply and a pro rata limit on production moderately adjusted by a consideration on leases that oil producers have in the state and such producers if any who want to and are prepared to increase production over the next year. Instead of a state regulatory system, America could have a oil producing region system: the Permian, the Bakken, Eagle Ford and the Gulf of Mexico, etc.. What would seem to me would be the easiest system is the Federal government pass a law that for oil produced in the United States just ban the export of such oil; America lived with such a ban for forty years from the early 1970's to 2015. If America doesn't step-up here and fulfill its role as a good country here I suspect there will be very regrettable consequences. America has a large group of its citizens that are environmentalists; these Americans think it is wrong this shale oil production that uses pressure fracture drilling which contaminates underground water supplies and causes earthquakes and this off-shore oil production which threatens the wonderful eco-system in the ocean off our coasts besides the fact it takes away from the scenic beauty of our coasts. It wouldn't surprise me at all if in the future environmentalists get the upper hand and change the game of oil production in America!
So you believe high prices for oil are a benefit to humanity? The only people it benefits are the sheiks in wealth Middle East oil producing countries or the dictators in Venezuela.Are Americans good people or not? On this issue I stand squarely on the side Americans are good, not selfish and unfair, people? This value is being tested on the issue of whether America will do its duty toward the world community in controlling the oil supply it's producers put on the world wide market so as to maintain a fair price for oil in the world wide market! For ten years America has failed the world wide community as the countries of Saudi Arabia and Russia, the two behemoths in the world market, have done their part America has let her shale producers go untethered letting greed for oil money be their only guide. Good people have lost patience it is not acceptable the U.S, oil industry and American right wing politicians response we believe in free markets and markets correct themselves meaning low prices drive down supply and brings the supply/demand relationship into balance; it brings too much pain in the world the low price correction on supply. To many American executives and many of her wealthy citizens these casino capitalism values are the end of the story; to good people they recognize that oil revenue from foreign country producers is the principle revenue source for many of these countries, these countries need this money to provide a decent standard of living and to provide competent health care for their people. It is no longer tolerable that American greed drags the world through the hardship experience of having unfairly low oil prices.
America could be a good country by doing what some Texas regulators want which is having the state put a pro rata limit on oil production with the state and having every major producing state have such regulation. The state regulatory body could determine the limit by using the states past production, America's need on supply, the worlds need on supply and a pro rata limit on production moderately adjusted by a consideration on leases that oil producers have in the state and such producers if any who want to and are prepared to increase production over the next year. Instead of a state regulatory system, America could have a oil producing region system: the Permian, the Bakken, Eagle Ford and the Gulf of Mexico, etc.. What would seem to me would be the easiest system is the Federal government pass a law that for oil produced in the United States just ban the export of such oil; America lived with such a ban for forty years from the early 1970's to 2015. If America doesn't step-up here and fulfill its role as a good country here I suspect there will be very regrettable consequences. America has a large group of its citizens that are environmentalists; these Americans think it is wrong this shale oil production that uses pressure fracture drilling which contaminates underground water supplies and causes earthquakes and this off-shore oil production which threatens the wonderful eco-system in the ocean off our coasts besides the fact it takes away from the scenic beauty of our coasts. It wouldn't surprise me at all if in the future environmentalists get the upper hand and change the game of oil production in America!
You're a moron
