Thats right!Also there are way less companies who control refineries than there were even 5 years ago.British Petroleum and the others can work together now to jack up the price since the other guys that held the price down are gone.These companies that are still around might even be the same company.Whats bad is this happened before.Its even the same people that did it the first time,Rockefeller and others,only now they are Internationalists instead of just having a monopoly in the United States they control the world supply of oil,the price,how much is refined,where it comes from to be refined and even though some of them are from the United States they think they will just get more money.Looks like they are going to ruin the United States.Looks like oil companies want to beat us down so we will fight wars for them so they can take oil for nothing and sell it for whatever price they want.Tyranny.
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