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Re: Buy or Wait??
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Posted by Scott Green on May 15, 2004 at 05:21:05 from (66.133.132.143):
In Reply to: Buy or Wait?? posted by Dan on May 14, 2004 at 17:54:28:
It seems to take a long time for many people to realize that the white house is full of oil people. Even with war on Iraq. Am I the only one who was sitting in front of the TV , when old man Bush said to the american people "We are going over to Iraq because of the interest we have in the oil" WOW! , he never said that again. No one seems to think there is any link between old man Bush , and little Bush. They hardly even peep the word "Oil". Yet american companies are over in Iraq at this moment , rebuilding the oil fields. This whole deal with Iraq is control of the flow of oil. Many Bush follower seemed to have thought the price of gas was going to come down after this deal of Bush going into Iraq , due to the so called weapons of mass destruction. I would think to myself , how blind can these people get. They just can't read between the lines , and think for them selves. I wonder what they think now.
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