Gas prices

romuh doog · 09-12-2006, 07:09 PM

I had a wild thought about this and could be way out there regarding the recent oil discovery in the Gulf of Mexico.

Who is to say that the recent gas prices falling don't have something to do with needing the cost of a barrel of oil to be the lowest in years so that Chevron pays NO monies to big government due to a contractual loophole?

We (USA) benefits anywhere from 30 cents to a dollar less a gallon so that big company benefits billions while crude oil is being pumped out of the Gulf?

It's head chowder, but a good recipe.

09-12-2006, 07:09 PM	#1
romuh doog A person with no friends is a. lonely b. friendless c.smelly Join Date: May 2006 Location: Here for now Posts: 69	I had a wild thought about this and could be way out there regarding the recent oil discovery in the Gulf of Mexico. Who is to say that the recent gas prices falling don't have something to do with needing the cost of a barrel of oil to be the lowest in years so that Chevron pays NO monies to big government due to a contractual loophole? We (USA) benefits anywhere from 30 cents to a dollar less a gallon so that big company benefits billions while crude oil is being pumped out of the Gulf? It's head chowder, but a good recipe. __________________ If Washington's teeth were wooden, did Martha have splinters in her...lips?

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