O - I - L...
In accordance to the Bush regime; which has taken our country by a 'whirlwind; it's no doubt that the U.S. is where we are today due to the 'radical and extreme' President and his party.
O = Oil
Bush's greed and #1 commodity and priority.
(he uses every thing in the book of 'road to hell' to sell the ideas of his 'war on terror' --for the love of 'black gold'.
I = Israel
#1 reason were up to our ears w/ debt, Middle East corruption, turmoil, death and disgrace.
L = Logistics
Bush agenda:
9-11 (maybe planned , maybe not; although worked just in time)
Iraq -invasion /occupation (using Afghanistan as Camp Terror)
War on Terror (neocon campaign for propaganda of sorts; use often)
Peace, Democracy, Freedom (verbiage taken from popular modern history)
Osama Bin Laden (better off as a fugitive)
Torture, Corruption (diversions of CIA/FBI working the rapsheet)
Downing Street Memo (actually truly happened, but wasn't erased on time)
John Bolton (terminator, deviate, hell bent, policy fixer, discreet, over-all jerk))
WMD's (and no WMD's)-- (inspector's weren't given credit & were excused)
Lies, Lies and more Lies (Cheney mastermind of lies, Condo Rice, Rumsfeld, Goss, Frist, DeLay--the league of 'extraordinary liars')....
and w/ a corrupt administration; including brother Jeb --whos' the 'wise guy' who knows everything and runs his state like the mafia; although consults with his attorney first.
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OIL @ $60...
NEW YORK (AP) - Oil prices marched to new heights, hitting a new intraday high near $60 a barrel even as the president of OPEC said Monday the group will consider raising its output ceiling by half a million barrels as early as this week.
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries raised its output target by that amount just last week. The move appeared to have little impact on prices, which have risen by almost $12 a barrel in the past month because of concerns about limited refining capacity and rising demand for gasoline and diesel.
Light sweet crude for July delivery climbed $1.05 to $59.52 a barrel, an intraday record on the New York Mercantile Exchange, where oil futures have been traded since 1983.
Gasoline prices in the U.S. average about $2.13 a gallon, an increase of more than 40 percent over the past two years, but government data released last week showed that demand is up almost 3 percent from a year ago over the past four weeks at nearly 9.5 million barrels a day - a growth rate that surprised many analysts.
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OK --I'm getting low in Kool-Aid...please pass me the Kool-Aid.
http://apnews.myway.com/article/20050620/D8ARGM000.html
OIL
Submarine USS Wahoo ss238
I am leaving soon for an across the country trip in my H2 Hummer, so I wont be
responding to this post after today........................