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Re: More drilling won't lower the price of gas..............
« Reply #30 on: July 21, 2012, 03:31:52 AM »
Yes let's throw in Brazil, Obama believes in subsidizing them.
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Re: More drilling won't lower the price of gas..............
« Reply #31 on: July 21, 2012, 08:06:07 AM »

TM7 I have to agree that prices are set as high as they can be.
 
That price reflects the value does it not? Value is related to availability is it not? Supply is being manipulated through both speculative thought and advertising ( for want of a better term )  and what is physically put into inventory. I can only speculate what effect government manipulations have on price.
 
 Decades of allowing competition to be removed have and are having their effect. Easier to move three organizations than it is to move twenty. The business decision of any one company has far greater effect than ever before. There aren't the little guys to find a small opening and exploite that for profit.
 
I do not have any faith in government to actually regulate an industry for the good of the common man however. I prefer to be held for ransom by a good old fashioned highwayman than to elect a criminal to public office. I don't need any kissing while getting mine, thank you very much.
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Re: More drilling won't lower the price of gas..............
« Reply #32 on: July 21, 2012, 08:33:34 AM »
Interesting point about the DeepWater Horizon problem.  That accident was not due to immature technology or inherent problems of drilling deep wells in the gulf.  Those who have researched this accident will see that known prudent procedures were discarded by the well operator BP in the interests of making money quick.  It was brain dead.  It was a predictable problem.  It was like sending up the Space Shuttle in freezing temperatures knowing there were problems with the O-rings sealing properly when they were too cold.  Ignore the known operational limits of your technology and he11 ya things are going to blow up on you!

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Re: More drilling won't lower the price of gas..............
« Reply #33 on: July 21, 2012, 12:50:54 PM »
The corn yield will be way down due to the drought. We shall see if corn prices go up or down. Any bets on that one? ;D

As a matter of fact I do. I went to Lake Texoma "TODAY", and met my in laws there. Their on a guided stripper trip. My brother in law farmer said that he was planting corn next year, as he had just signed a contract for the best price he had ever been offered. He irrigates. ;)
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Re: More drilling won't lower the price of gas..............
« Reply #34 on: July 21, 2012, 03:07:26 PM »
The corn yield will be way down due to the drought. We shall see if corn prices go up or down. Any bets on that one? ;D

As a matter of fact I do. I went to Lake Texoma "TODAY", and met my in laws there. Their on a guided stripper trip. My brother in law farmer said that he was planting corn next year, as he had just signed a contract for the best price he had ever been offered. He irrigates. ;)

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Re: More drilling won't lower the price of gas..............
« Reply #35 on: July 21, 2012, 05:11:25 PM »
The corn yield will be way down due to the drought. We shall see if corn prices go up or down. Any bets on that one? ;D

As a matter of fact I do. I went to Lake Texoma "TODAY", and met my in laws there. Their on a guided stripper trip. My brother in law farmer said that he was planting corn next year, as he had just signed a contract for the best price he had ever been offered. He irrigates. ;)

Yes indeed
They cut the corn across the road from my house for silage on Tuesday. Hard to find any dry ground corn around here that will be worth the cost of combining.

I hope your brother is on a guided STRIPER trip, as in the fish. If he is on a guided STRIPPER trip we are dealing with an entirely different beast...

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Re: More drilling won't lower the price of gas..............
« Reply #36 on: July 21, 2012, 10:20:49 PM »
    The lead in was just like many things coming from the left.  Take one facet of a complex problem, make up a far-fetched scenario and call everyone else wrong.
  First off, the concern (gas prices) was a purely selfish concern, when there are many other reasons to drill here.  The following are just a few of them:
1) Yes, to lower costs to a people already suffering under a burdensome, high spending, taxaholic government.
 
2) Open up hundreds of thousands of jobs in the oil fields.
 
3) Provide possibly millions of peripheral jobs in trucking, pipe companies, restaurants, hotels, motels, recreation providers and uncountable other occupations
 
4) Keep more American currency here in America.
 
5) Drastically reduce American wealth being transferred out of our control.
 
6) Stop funding terrorists and the nations which support them.  Why give huge sums to those bent on murdering us and our children ?
 
   The list can go on, but why do so ...there are about 50% of the people who either will not "get it" or simply don't care..they will nurse on the old, tired sow until she finally expires.
 
   I have a lifelong friend who always made substantially more money than did I, but he is not now doing as well as I.  Problem was, he had a wife who could spend money much faster than he could make it.
   Truth is, no matter what we do, we cannot make money nearly as fast as the liberal, socialist, Marxists can p_ _s it away !
 There's where we must make changes
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Re: More drilling won't lower the price of gas..............
« Reply #37 on: July 22, 2012, 12:10:51 AM »
The corn yield will be way down due to the drought. We shall see if corn prices go up or down. Any bets on that one? ;D

As a matter of fact I do. I went to Lake Texoma "TODAY", and met my in laws there. Their on a guided stripper trip. My brother in law farmer said that he was planting corn next year, as he had just signed a contract for the best price he had ever been offered. He irrigates. ;)

Yes indeed
They cut the corn across the road from my house for silage on Tuesday. Hard to find any dry ground corn around here that will be worth the cost of combining.

I hope your brother is on a guided STRIPER trip, as in the fish. If he is on a guided STRIPPER trip we are dealing with an entirely different beast...

LOL! Spell check didn't catch that stripper thing did it? Down here by Sherman Tx., the corn has done very well "post drought" this year. Wheat to. If you have a lot of diaries there, the farmer might not have been hurt that bad, but in parts of Oklahoma, and Kansas the drought is still bad. It rained a while here and the crops did really good, but the rain seems to have stopped. I grass isn't lookin good, and I have too much to water. The hay field behind me is not recovering after the first cuttin.
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Re: More drilling won't lower the price of gas..............
« Reply #38 on: July 22, 2012, 01:52:58 AM »
....and oil companies want to drill here because they want to drive up the prices......Right?
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