Taylor J. Smith wrote: > > Jed wrote: > > That brings up another important point. This administration > is incompetent ... So why does anyone imagine that this > administration is capable of orchestrating and carrying out > the largest deception in history, and magically persuading > thousands of top experts all over the world to go along > with the cover up? ... > > Hi All, > > As the Bible says, "By their works you shall know them." > The Bush family, along with the Saudi's, makes more money > as the price of oil goes up. See Craig Unger's book: > "House of Bush, House of Saud," They apparently don't care > that the Iranians and Venezuelans also make more money. > > Oil futures peaked at an intraday high of $78.40 on July > 14, 2006, but averaged $66.25 for 2006, compared with > $56.70 in 2005 and $41.47 per barrel in 2004. > > Now, a world oil glut appears to be developing. So Bush > will have to bomb the Iranian oil fields in order to > achieve an average 2007 price of $80 per barrel. This > will be part of the effort to destroy Iran's nuclear > capabilty. The new head of CENTCOM, Admiral William Fallon, > is well qualified to accomplish this. > > Incompetence is in the eye of the beholder. > > Jack Smith > >
At any rate there is definitely a conflict of interest. It makes no sense for a country so dependent on oil to elect as president an individual who has a financial stake in the oil business. There should be law which says if you want to run for office you first have to get out of the energy business. Harry
