That would be if things worked that way,which they dont.Back sometime when I was in grade school about 1960s sometime maybe early 70s they came up with a way to refine oil faster,then in the 70s they found a bunch of oil in Alaska.Every time they come up with something that should lower the price,it goes up instead.Oil companies find billions of barrels of oil,price goes up.Every other type of business you get into,with more product,the price goes down.Something crooked is going on here. Now they are trying to break us or ruin the dollar,something,maybe force us into a North American Union,or they are just stupid.I am leaning towards stupid given the record so far.Under Nixons administration,and a lot of people from his administration are in this one,our country was dragged into inflation,fuel"shortage"and I cant remember what all they were saying we were having a shortage of,coffee was another one maybe.If you look in books or on the internet that give the times then an honest report,it is about the same thing,a manufactured problem that was never there in the first place.This batch of crooks thats in there now have been there too long,and they are all buddies.They get on TV or the news and act like they hate each other,then go have drinks together afterwards.They get worse all the time,and should never have got away with it this long.They dont like poor people.Poor people cost them money.They must be getting more greedy in their old age because they already have nearly all the money anyway,now they want more from the hard working people that make the country work.A lot of it has to do with profiting off of war,and a lot has to do with greed,and a lot has to do with being like bullies,and stupidity.Its a good thing people like that are stupid,because its easier to beat them when the uprising against them comes.
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