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Re: Why the Oil prices Go Up


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Posted by trucker 40 on August 06, 2011 at 06:43:42 from (69.151.56.121):

In Reply to: Re: Why the Oil prices Go Up posted by MarkB_MI on August 06, 2011 at 03:04:19:

Ive heard it suggested before that a real good way to stop this is to let this speculator buy these stocks and then force him to take delivery.When he cant take delivery,and none of them probably can,put him in prison for it.This speculation and then just using it to run up the price is not how the market is supposed to work.Its the ENRON way of running stock markets and it has to stop.
They must have poofed the video I had up that was talking about gambling with food.Look it up,its easy to find,and watch it.It tells it better than I can say with that video.These speculators have already caused riot over food worldwide.Egypt this spring is an example.You cant just set there and let the crooks do this stuff in our country.You have to get informed and try and stop it.If you dont,the next war will be the world against us.Look at history and how well that worked for Germany.Their whole country bombed to rubble.Plus I remember stories of guys talking to my dad who was in WW2 about people in Germany having nothing to eat except cabbage for a long time after the war was over.You dont want that,so you have to wake up.These same crooks that did WW1 and WW2,will do WW3 and it will be on us this time.


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