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AZ9396 08:37:26 PM Dec 08 2008
lol it dropped almost $2 since this article wuz published lolllllololol
heidihanson 10:33:57 PM Jun 01 2008
Deerrunannie59 04:16:29 PM May 30 2008
Report This! why is dieasal fuel so high when it costs less to refine
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Diesel is high because it is the fuel of choice in China. They have bought up every last drop of it that they can fit on a ship. There is not much infrastructure in China and so they rely on diesel much more heavily than the west. Actually it cost MORE to refine diesel in the USA now because the refineries have been mandated by the government to produce ULTRA LOW SULFUR Deisel and it takes MORE refining than gasoline.
heidihanson 10:29:56 PM Jun 01 2008
Ewel4 06:48:03 AM May 31 2008
Report This! I read that the oil refineries,aghast that some of their profits are taking a dip due to everyone trying to conserve, will be raising the price of gas higher so they will "make up" for thier loss.
BLOOD SUCKING BASTARDS!
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Refineries have to BUY the crude they refine. They have been absorbing quite a bit of the costs already. Many are running in the red right now. The last time when the price of Crude tripled in 1979/80 over 350 refineries in the USA Closed because they could no longer afford to operate. Those were mostly independent smaller oil companies. MY Cousin was a plant manager for the small Prot Arthur Refinery which closed then. Two years later the plant was bought by the French OIL co Total and disassembled and moved out of the USA. Be careful what you wish for YOU might get it. Then you will have to buy finished MOGAS from Saudi arabia. Do you think the muslims will give you a price break?
Mozartadel 06:13:30 PM Jun 01 2008
In Houston, counting all the vehicles the City runs and operates... it is estimated that the cost to the City this year will be more than thirty million dollars.... just for gas.
Boy, we will all end up paying in the end.
On the other hand, the article, which was in the Chronicle yesterday said that the ambulances get seven miles to a gallon... ! !
Ewel4 06:50:13 AM May 31 2008
BMMcElreath 12:07:25 PM May 30 2008
Report This! To decrease cost of fuel increase supply. Increase domestic oil production and put Americans back to work in the oil field business.
Why did democrat senators vote 50-1 against increasing domestic oil production? Why do they want to keep fuel prices high and hurt the economy?
I also think that the lobbyists have a huge investment in this,and you can not tell me otherwise. All these "lobbyists" are nothing but trouble,and they all spell corruption and greed for us.
Ewel4 06:48:03 AM May 31 2008
I read that the oil refineries,aghast that some of their profits are taking a dip due to everyone trying to conserve, will be raising the price of gas higher so they will "make up" for thier loss.
BLOOD SUCKING BASTARDS!
CM95204 09:44:12 PM May 30 2008
This can't go on forever, but this thought occured to me. How about just having every single American who drives to work not go to work for one day only. I wonder how the oil companies would react then? Automobiles are a necessity in today's society but it doesn't mean that we should continually take the brunt of it all.
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