Hi MM
Yes, a most deafening silence, in the mainstream at least, though
I've seen some interesting comment elsewhere.
http://futures.tradingcharts.com/chart/CO/A3
Here we are, nearly one month since I started this thread, and Oil is
still above $30 per barrel on some exchanges. I might add:
Keith,
Do not worry, US cannot cut down on oil imports without
considerable energy saving measures. It is absolutely
impossible for them to cut, they have to instead increase
quite a lot on short term. It is not easy to be President in
US now, if you at the same time have to think about your
On Fri, 29 Aug 2003 14:53:07 +0200, you wrote:
Keith,
Do not worry, US cannot cut down on oil imports without
considerable energy saving measures. It is absolutely
impossible for them to cut, they have to instead increase
quite a lot on short term. It is not easy to be President in
US now, if
But it's Big Oil that benefits most, more so than the oil-producing
nations do. See my post yesterday, War Pimps - A Confidence Game on
Iraq, and the links there, for another side to it (read what Rampton
and Stauber have to say about Saudi official links with terrorists,
as well as the most
http://futures.tradingcharts.com/chart/CO/A3
Here we are, nearly one month since I started this thread, and Oil is
still above $30 per barrel on some exchanges. I might add: with very
little commentary from the public or the talking TV heads.
This price is above the stated-goal trading range
