And it's interesting.
I suppose next, I'd like to see the amount of gas/oil we consume in percentage to thsoe other countries.
After all, some of those countries are so small, you can drive across them in the time it takes to drive across one STATE here in the US. And I noticed, that graph was a year old and didn't show the spike this past year when gas was $4 a gallon. It would have bumped it up two blocks on the graph.
I can see gas climbed after the invasion of Iraq, and has kept climbing during Bush's reign.
A slight drop after the surge, but back up steadily THIS year. I guess I'll have to wait until "Sept. 08" is up. Maybe we can re-visit this on the scale of the international market, which was my original beef.
Thanks again Tom.
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Thanks for that, I knew you'd find it.
The whole thread (25 posts)
- NOTICE How Gas went Down ............
- A few small holes in the theory
- re: A few small holes in the theory
- The world according to banks and oil companies
- Without building any more refinery capacity, all at once there's plenty.
- How cute, TB. But also how naive.
- It was due to the "speculators"
- A few small holes in the theory
