Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Could this be an example of how the high price of oil could be beneficial in the long run?

For example let us take a plumbing company. It has a fleet of about 10 vans and the high cost of gasoline is threating its existence. So management looking for a solution decides to spend the money it would take to set their vans to run on natural gas and a system to fill them at the shop. They make this decision because research shows them that even though their gas miles will drop some the fact that the cost of natural gas is about half what they are paying for gasoline. Later on they find because natural gas runs cleaner than gasoline they can keep the vans on the road a little longer. If the price of gasoline starts to go down what do you think are the chances they will revert to gasoline?Could this be an example of how the high price of oil could be beneficial in the long run?
I KNEW THE ENVIRONMENTALISTS WERE BEHIND THE HIGH GAS PRICES!





(Yes, I did.)Could this be an example of how the high price of oil could be beneficial in the long run?
if only every plumbing company had the capacity to extract natural gas at their headquarters





and do you think that it is possible for a company on the brink of bankruptcy would be able to afford to convert all of their vans to run on natural gas?
Then the gas company sees whats going on with the van and they raise the price.
Here is the thing. What you are talking about is all a distraction. Let me take you away from your question for a moment and let's diagnose the problem from the core.





Here is the process that is currently in place in the US and other Countries.





-Corporations own the majority of money in the world.


-Corporations own the mainstream media.


-The majority of people don't have time to research topics so they rely on mainstream media for all of their facts.


-Mainstream media persuades (brainwashes) people to think that they need more government spending of any kind; war, healthcare, etc.


-Corporations buy the majority of government bonds


-The brainwashed public vote on those politicians who pose to implement that new service or war into society.


-The government doesn't have any saved money so they borrow money via government bonds from those corporations


-Taxes are raised to pay back those government bonds plus interest.


-People now have to work harder to make up for their loses that went to taxes.


-The majority now works more which means they are researching less.


-The majority now relies even more on the mainstream media for their information.





The cycle goes on and on until the US national debt is in the trillions. Interest alone is in the hundreds of billions. Those corporations now make more on interest than they do by selling their products or services. So now to make the most of their money they have to work off of this process. (If you are a CEO, you have to do your company the favor and make them the most money possible, even if it means putting a tax burden on millions of tax payers).





All of the 2008 republican and democratic presidential candidates are part of the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). So if you vote for a Republican or Democratic politician, you are voting for the same thing. The CFR plans on uniting North America under one financial system. That means that the millions of illegal Mexicans will have to start paying North American taxes. That means that corporations can dig the 9 trillion dollar debt even further without the average tax payer noticing which means that the interest that is made will be even greater.





What does all this mean?





It is just to waste your time so that the real issues do not get solved and the longer the delay, the more taxes are stolen from your pocket.





They do not want the issues to be resolved because if they do, you will no longer need anything from the government. That means that they can no longer tax you. That means that corporations will no longer get their cut and they don't want that to happen. Would you want your business to go out-of-business?





As soon as the oil companies find out what new fuel we will be using, they are going to own it. They have to own the next fuel or they are done. Survival of the fittest.

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