Nice place you got here, Jason. I take just about anything that hypocrit bastard Gore says with a grain of salt. Actually a good chunk of the oil that we import for our use comes, in fact, from our own neighbors of Canada and Mexico and...well...we're borrow more money from China to buy bombs, tanks, and other nasty Arab killing things more than we are any other resource that might be of value. Now that's a sick political system. I would also disagree that there isn't enough oil, as it has already been found that the US has enough sweet crude within its own borders to sustain our current energy use (even Mr. Gore's) for a few hundered years conservatively, or a couple thousand years liberally (though it would be rather expensive to start up). Though I would agree there is little that can be done with oil prices, as the dollar continues to plummet, speculators continue to play their games, and those who truly have their hands directly on the market continue to choke the United States out. Constantly smacking Iran with a white glove and constantly making the case for oil nations to switch from Petro-dollars to Petro-Euros isn't helping. This repreive is rather temporary and you can expect to see an explosion forward in the oil market within the coming days or weeks.