Is Saudis Arabia sending oil tank helping us to ease the fuel price?
By kingparker
@kingparker (9673)
United States
March 28, 2012 4:39am CST
I heard rumor about Saudi Arabia actually trying to help us on the shortfall of fuel, since U.S. placed a sanction against Iran, and also in hope that all other countries around the globe also sanctioned against Iran for their development of Atomic bomb. Such sanction just reduce the oil supply to our country. Now, the only hope is that Saudi Arabia can send their replenishment supplies on time before summer time, so we won't have to suck up those high gasoline price again. Let's have our hope up, and let the government work on it. Also, we might consider for the future as well, because we are too dependent on the foreign oil supply, somehow we have to find a way to not depend on them. That just making us suffer economically if there is a war going on.
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@LogicSays (11)
• United States
5 Apr 12
The real issue in the U.S. is not gas prices, but, Inflation. Currently the Federal Reserve is printing money without end. By doing this, the U.S. dollar loses much of it's value. In other words, a dollar is no longer worth a "dollar". Today, a dollar is roughly equivalent to $0.25 compared to what it was worth in the 1990's.
Also, according to a Reuters report done about a week ago. The U.S., their European Allies, & even Israel all agree on three things about Iran-
1.) They do not have a nuclear weapon
2.) They are not trying to develop one
3.) They are years away from being able to develop one
(^^Even if they wanted to make one^^)
So, the solution to the problem is to stop supporting politicians who wish to continue using the Federal Reserve as their personal bank account who gives them free money, while laying the debt onto our children & their children.
That is all.
