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U.S. Oil Production Is Actually At A Ten Year High
By: RayMar. 16th, 2011more from Ray
My last few articles have been centered around the price of oil and gas. This is essential to the health of our economy and how it is shifting more middle class wealth to the top through speculative trading.
The Financial Times is reporting that domestic oil production in 2010 was at a ten year high.
According to the US government’s Energy Information Administration, domestic oil and gas production rose 3% in 2010 to an average of 7.51million barrels a day – its highest level since 2002.
There are analysts out there that actually believe the United States was the largest contributor to the increase in oil supplies across the globe in 2010. They also believe we are on track to increase domestic production by 25% by the second half of this decade. This obviously isn’t enough oil to rip the United States away from importing oil, but this does allow us to question oil prices and the GOP’s recent push for more off-shore drilling.
The problem here is the main stream media (MSM) is not reporting this. The Republican party is hammering away and blaming President Obama for the rise in the cost of fuel due to the off-shore moratorium the administration imposed after the BP disaster. Remember, Drill, Baby ,Drill?
What is happening to oil and gas prices is pure and utter greed on Wall Street. The Republicans are in bed with these oil barons, as we witnessed with Texas Republican Congressman Barton defending billions in subsidies that could be going to local municipalities instead.
The Republicans are so worried about borrowing money, yet borrowing money from future generations to give to billionaires today, well that’s par for the course.
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Reynardine
Mar. 16th, 2011 at 11:38 am
What we are witnessing is not greed, but group psychopathy. Greed can be sated. Malice cannot. There is a mass belief here that (a) the small are invariably crushed out; (b) one cannot avoid being crushed out as small unless one proves oneself “big” by joining in their oppression; (c)continuing to be “big” requires the continuing diminishment, oppression, and extinction of others. This worldview is self-fulfilling. It requires, however, the creation of hierarchies among the outgroups, so they don’t realize that they, too, are on the list (viz., Peckerwoods)
Hrafnkell Haraldsson
Mar. 16th, 2011 at 1:22 pm
And the Republicans voted to continue to subsidize the oil industry while their profits go up and while cutting the really important and necessary funding while the oil companies gouge us at the pumps