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To: Linda Frances

If the Strategic Petroleum Reserve were operated the same way, the oil would initially barely partially fill it, then it would be opened and drained, and then forever after, till today and presumably beyond, it would be in a constant state of minimal filling, with that oil quickly drained just as fast. Through-out the years, the capacity would be constantly be expanded... though never ever nearing any more than a pittance of its filling. This is called a “Locked Petroleum Reserve”. Note, its strategic.


10 posted on 07/14/2011 7:23:34 AM PDT by C210N (0bama, Making the US safe for Global Marxism)
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I wish one of the candidates would come right out and say, The Washington Times said your “aim has been to pile up such high deficits and debt so he can force America to accept massive permanent tax increases. Mr. Obama is using primitive class-warfare rhetoric, insisting on soaking “the rich.” He is not serious about confronting our debt bomb; rather, he seeks to consolidate his socialist revolution, paying for the expansion of the entitlement society.”

Then ask him, “why would you knowingly hurt the economy by raising the debt ceiling and getting our country in further debt. Right now 40% of the people pay no taxes & the top pay. (?%) Is it your intention to get more people dependent on entitlements so they are relying on politicians for there basic needs? I agree with WT that you are purposely trying to control people. If our leaders just started to speak the truth, instead of tip-toeing around obvious facts, we can get somewhere. I still wonder if o is blackmailing them with something we know nothing about.

16 posted on 07/14/2011 7:39:22 AM PDT by Linda Frances
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