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And our "friends" the Saudis are balking at increasing production. So while they continue to screw with us on oil ... let's be sure to respond here in this country by:

Refusing to drill in ANWR for more oil in the very portion of ANWR that was set aside for the purpose of drilling for more oil.

Refuse to tap the known reserves of oil and natural gas off the West coast of Florida because, after all, we certainly don't want tourists in Florida to catch sight of a drilling rig 25 miles off shore now do we?

Refuse to develop ways to use the oil shale from the Western United States.

Refuse to develop coal gasification techniques.

Refuse to build any more refineries in the United States.

Listen to the anti-nuke moonbats and continue to delay building some nuclear power plants.

And while we're doing all of these things let's make sure to keep the subsidies for ethanol at a ridiculous high so that we can take more land out of food production to grow more corn to be turned into an alternative fuel. We burn more than a gallon of fossil fuels to produce a gallon of ethanol .. so this sounds like a good bet to me!

Oh ... and let's continue to call the Saudis our friends and kiss their sandy butts at every possible opportunity.

Got to love Boortz.

3.80 a gallon here, those mothers fuckers..

117 good heavens .... That is worrisome ....

And sooooooooooooooon, to be expensive, although gas here is about 3.35. (dollars)

One move to hike oil prices ( for whatever reasons ) and the world is affected.

As long as there are horrible politicians on power whom "passing Gasses" instead of being diplomats and concidering the best for their own people.......Prices will continue going sky High!

In our case, the U.S. is it's own worst enemy (for the listed reasons). Whatever happens, we have a degree of responsibility for not utilizing our existing resources.


JMO~

Oil prices , food shortage .....

Out here , as we are directly affected by the US market fluctuation , the govt. is doing everything possible to prevent a sudden inflation.

But , the crisis world over seems to have just begun.

I can agree with the not utilizing resources part... not done really.

It's really getting to the point were people should drive less.

Yep, and it'll only get worse. America needs to modify it's lifestyle some

I'm waiting on Dude to enter and tell me it's all Bushney's fault. x 1,000,000

Not to show the system(and the U.S is part of it) but just to save money for ourself..park the car and walk, just use it when you have too, do the math you will save more in a year than any intrest from a bank or tax return...I always driving the kids and their friends and take drives to get away myself, I'm going to walk more and save money and get in shape...

Now don't you hold back there mastic.

This summer it will top five dollars, I think it will go up to 5.60 a gallon

This yr actually doesnt look good as it seems ....

It cost me around 60 dollars a week, thats 240 a month and 3,120 a year, thats a lot, I'm getting a camel.

Then lay off'n them Damn Beans,since you're not living in Bean-Town!!!

We paid those Prices Three years ago in the Bahamas.
Don't know how much here in CH,am using the Masstransit System here in Zurich.
Cheaper and more efficient.

Indy, lets see what you all do over there is and when your asked to pay what we do in the Uk, £4.00 A GALLON IS CHEAP HERE!! Were ripped off for everything here.

The French are entirely powered by nuclear power......and tey are needlessly not dependant on Russian Gas like everyone else in Europe.

The sooner the Over/Under induction field is utilised the better.