"dave" wrote in message
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user wrote:
?baMa? Tse Dung wrote:

From the start, the administration has seemed intent on allowing BP to
operate in near-total secrecy.


"that's what we wanted: the end of government"


Nobody likes the government until they need help


I do find it most interesting that the very same group of people blaming
Obama/feds for not doing anything about the worst natural disaster in recent
history (or at least one of..) also want the government to step out of the
way of the oil companies (and for that mattery ALL corporations) and let
them do whatever they want or need to do to supply gasoline (or whatever).

Brenda Ann wrote:

"dave" wrote in message
. ..
user wrote:
?baMa? Tse Dung wrote:

From the start, the administration has seemed intent on allowing BP to
operate in near-total secrecy.


"that's what we wanted: the end of government"


Nobody likes the government until they need help


I do find it most interesting that the very same group of people blaming
Obama/feds for not doing anything about the worst natural disaster in recent
history (or at least one of..) also want the government to step out of the
way of the oil companies (and for that mattery ALL corporations) and let
them do whatever they want or need to do to supply gasoline (or whatever).

Take a look at the revenues that local, state and federal govt. entities obtain
through the taxation of gasoline and oil as a whole and you might just find that
they make more of a 'profit' than the oil companies themselves.

All that, and they don't have to explore one single acre, drill one hole,
transport one gallon, refine one gallon, and then transport it again.

Such a deal!

dxAce wrote:


Take a look at the revenues that local, state and federal govt. entities obtain
through the taxation of gasoline and oil as a whole and you might just find that
they make more of a 'profit' than the oil companies themselves.

All that, and they don't have to explore one single acre, drill one hole,
transport one gallon, refine one gallon, and then transport it again.

Such a deal!


And how much indirect cost of producing that gasoline is borne by
government? How much does propping up Saudi Arabia and Iraq cost? How
much are we spending in the Horn of Africa to protect oil companies?

Ah dey er sew ahgo, Ahh wuz goin tu told y'all peeps enema teh
Midwest,,, Watch out furr flood waterys.Bit, Ahh figured anna Ahh
reckoned assa how effen yu livs enema dem areas, yu alreddy knows.
CNN tee vee issa shewin Firefighters rescuin people trapped enema flash
flood waterys enema Oklahoma City.
cuhulin

dave wrote:

And how much indirect cost of producing that gasoline is borne by
government? How much does propping up Saudi Arabia and Iraq cost? How
much are we spending in the Horn of Africa to protect oil companies?



This is something different: the workless need to go to war, because they
don't have a monthly income(?)


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Hopefully someday they'll finally succeed in reverse-engineering the
Roswell UFO's anti-gravity drive so it's safe for humans to use. Then
we won't need so much oil.

Seriously!

On Jun 14, 11:38*am, DEFCON 88 wrote:
Hopefully someday they'll finally succeed in reverse-engineering the
Roswell UFO's anti-gravity drive so it's safe for humans to use. Then
we won't need so much oil.

Seriously!

OK folks, that's our show for tonight... ;-)

The ASS heard around the World.Do you know whos ASS that is?

It isn't mine.
cuhulin

Antigravity, Huntsville,Alabama.Yes.
Howsomever, back engineered from space aliens? Forget that,,, No such
thingy!

I want to buy me one of those Vuvuzela African Horns, like the ones I
saw on tv news.
cuhulin, the Horn BEEP BEEP

Brenda Ann wrote:
wrote in message

Nobody likes the government until they need help


I do find it most interesting that the very same group of people blaming
Obama/feds for not doing anything about the worst natural disaster in recent
history (or at least one of..) also want the government to step out of the
way of the oil companies (and for that mattery ALL corporations) and let
them do whatever they want or need to do to supply gasoline (or whatever).



I'm willing to pay $5 a gallon to discourage driving. Businesses need
an exemption though.