Posted by kelly C on January 27, 2009 at 10:34:55 from (75.161.211.203):
In Reply to: Drill like Brazil posted by LAA on January 27, 2009 at 08:17:49:
Speculators where the ones who made the price shoot up to $4 a gal not supply and demand. Supply and demand has a part in it but it was the speculators who thought demand would increase more than it did dumped truck loads of cash into the market causing the price to go up.
Now as for domestic exploration.And alternatives. I am all for it. Despite the costs.
More than any issue. Its a natl security issue to me. If it brings about possitive change as a result. So be it all the better.
I dont want my children to have to worry if Iran wants to cut our oil supply. I want our responce to be." SO go ahead"
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