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Mike[_9_]

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"Larry" wrote in message
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"Roger Long" wrote in
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Since Congress (Red or Blue) seems unable to do anything significant,
like pass the EPA Clean Water Act exemption for recreation vessels,
what makes you think gas prices have anything to do with them? They
drones under the dome don't set gas prices. Increasing demand in
China, India, and other rapidly developing nations, together with
eight years of disasterous and stupid foreign policy in the oil
producing areas of the world are what sets the prices.

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Roger Long

I don't believe any of that. Gas prices are fixed by demand, yes, but a
much larger factor is the fact that the Yankee dollar is near worthless.
That blame lays firmly at the feet of the Federal Reserve Privately
Owned Bank Corporation, the bankers behind the curtain.

It's why gold is constantly creeping its way back up to $1000/oz. The
value of gold hasn't changed in 10,000 years. The money has, quite
simply, gotten more worthless as the FED runs the printing press 24
hours a day loaning money to the US Government and failing American
banks with nothing but a promise to back it up.

You barely hear a thing said on the Propaganda Channels (cable news)
about failing banks like the biggest one to close in US history this
week:

http://www.indymac.com/

Notice the slick bank webpage has been completely replaced by serious
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp text.

Pages like this:
http://web.archive.org/web/200708271...ndymacb2b.com/
and all others, have simply vanished....along with a substantial amount
of depositors' money.

Who do you think will cough up the $US8,000,000,000 FDIC will pay in
insurance? Who will crank up the money printing presses to print
it....raising fuel prices even further.

We're going to be in VERY serious trouble, very soon, as OPEC is moving
operations away from the useless Yankee dollars sliding over the falls
and onto the more stable EURO. Gas will really jump on that day as the
conversion is nearly 1.5:1 at the moment and widening.