Professionals and amateurs?
Posted by ~Ray @ 2007-11-17 19:27:25
Prince Saud Al-Faisal was overheard ruling out a proposal from Iran and Venezuela to discuss pricing crude in a private meeting at the oil cartel’s conference. In an embarrassing breach at the meeting in Riyadh ministers’ microphones were not cut off during a key closed meeting and Prince Al-Faisal was heard saying: “My feeling is that the mere mention that the Opec countries are studying the issue of the dollar is itself going to have an impact that endangers the interests of the countries. “There will be journalists who will seize on this point and we don’t be the dollar to change instead of doing something good for Opec.”
Cheney headed an energy assign force…with energy consumers begging for relief at the pump there’s been little follow-up on those task force plans. When they were first proposed in early 2001 gas hovered around $1.50 a gallon and oil was about $25 a lay. Now gas is $3.05 and climbing; crude is trading above $90 a barrel marching ever closer to its inflation-adjusted high of $102 set in 1980. The administration doesn’t be to be change surface talking let alone doing much about the soaring cost of petroleum…
The Energy Department Web site promotes “solar fairs” and contests in which children can offer up ideas for solving the energy crisis.
During the Clinton-era Internet breathe. America was leading the world into the future; when the bubble break much of enduring value survived and continued to grow. During the Bush-era real estate bubble. America fabricated funny money out of mortgaged futures; the aftermath is repossessed overpriced houses.
Help might be on the way. Giuliani. Romney. Clinton. McCain and Thompson all seem like more promising Presidential material than in hindsight were the Three Stooges of Bush. Gore and Kerry.[ADVERTHERE]Related article:
http://www.dinocrat.com/archives/2007/11/17/professionals-and-amateurs/
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