Korea's intense hunt for oil fuels price hikes

re: Korea's intense hunt for oil fuels price hikes

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re: Korea's intense hunt for oil fuels price hikes

LJB — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 15:16:33 GMT

The oil mess didn't start in congress, or at the us dollar's door or at the planet saturn. It mainly has to do with supply and demand issues. The place where our planet gets most of it's oil from are mature enormous oil fields that are seriously lower in their production capacity. These and other older fields make up better than 85 percent of world production. Year over year the reduction in production capacity is scary. WAKE UP. If you want to see facts and figures, read books by Matthew Simmons on the subject. And by the way, if the fed keeps printing money at today's pace we may be looking at a dollar devaluation at some point in the near term. Keep your money in safe investments. Take Care.

re: Korea's intense hunt for oil fuels price hikes

Patrick, Colorado — Fri, 30 May 2008 14:53:57 GMT

Getting the "tree huggers" out the way and drilling for our oil will not "Get us out this mess". Don't get me wrong, we do need more domestic sources for oil but it's a short term band aid at best.

The only way out of this mess is to invest heavily in new sources of sustainable energy while at the same time increasing production of oil over the short term to cover the gap. The first will provide a long term solution that doesn't pollute the environment and fund our enemies; the latter will decrease the pain along the way.

We need comprehensive energy reform, not finger pointing, partisan rhetoric and name calling at the other side.

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tony cola — Fri, 30 May 2008 14:42:59 GMT

"you can bet it's partly to blame for the scorching ascent of energy futures prices this month" You've got to be joking! What kind of idiots do you think people are. You sir, are insulting our intelligence with this nonsense. Always ready to blame others when you should be looking into your own backyard! What bald faced lies!

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Jim, Ohio — Fri, 30 May 2008 14:24:19 GMT

Yes, every politician deserves two terms: the first in office; the second in prison!

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Bob Connors — Fri, 30 May 2008 14:18:47 GMT

Drilling for our own oil now is not turning our backs of our children. I have Kids I don’t want to leave them problems like our parents left us. R&D is far away from replacing the cheapest and most efficient fuels known today, Fossil. Like it or not oil is the best source of energy today and it can met our energy needs now and for our grand kids future. Use the resources we have today to give R&D time to find new technologies.

PS – the argument is heated on both side but we find must realistic solutions. Greenies can’t expect us to drive around in egg cartons run on DC batteries and the people saying we have enough oil for a 1000 years are also ridiculous. We can’t raise taxes, kill our economy, shut down US industry, to make the Greenies happy but at the same we all need to do more Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle.

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Oyster King — Fri, 30 May 2008 14:08:06 GMT

Korean does not have a Prime Minister....President.

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Jack — Fri, 30 May 2008 11:20:43 GMT

I would not be surprised to see food and gas riots in this country in the near future as the price goes beyond the ability for us to pay.

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marley — Fri, 30 May 2008 11:20:05 GMT

But it isn't much compared to our consumption. I've heard 5 years max that it will have any effect on our supply situation, and only if our demand doesn't grow.

Who did this study? Have you not read that our demand had been lowered? Higher prices are hurting people so demand has changed.

Well don't you think they need to start trying to do something instead of pocketing their money from the lobbyest. I blame both BIG OIL & CONGRESS. The last 2 days oil had dropped and the prices are still rising something is fishy about that. I think all those capped wells need to be uncapped so that we can help ourselves. I am so sick of enviromentalist controlling Congress and their decisions. I have emailed my Congress people and told them if they dont' start doing a better job I will make sure they are not re elected next time. I will vote for the person that will run against them.Maybe you should do the same and let your Congresspersons and Senators know you will do the same

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Joe rafacz — Fri, 30 May 2008 10:00:35 GMT

We the sheep, have got to give up the network news half truths and American idle shows. Find out who your voting for, invest in your future with knowledge, Quit waiting for someone else to do it for you.