Posted by jbp on February 26, 2011 at 16:38:17 from (64.57.160.102):
In Reply to: OT Fuel Prices posted by Allen Goodman on February 26, 2011 at 08:36:04:
Not as much woried about the price of fuel as I am the loss of our freedom. With the toppling of governments in the middle east our big worry is the new governments may be worse than the ones they replaced. For those not old enough to remember, before Castro came to power in Cuba, he was in the US courting the politicians and religous leaders promising CHANGE in Cuba. Well, change came but change was far worse than the goverment they had at the time. The strongest political group in the middle east is the islamic brotherhood. They are also are the most radical of political groups in the area. Their aim is to control the earth and they will be able to do so if they come to power and control the worlds energy supply. Once we lose our freedom it will be gone forever. Joe
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