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<blockquote data-quote="The Other Side" data-source="post: 1489576" data-attributes="member: 17969">This is the point.&nbsp; Of course they are manipulated and not consumer driven.&nbsp; There is nothing natural about the trading practices of the commodities market.&nbsp; The oil producers and drillers influence what happens to oil.They cut supply/production when they want to cash out driving up the prices of oil. They hold it high until they make the profits they seek, then they increase production and bring prices down long enough for consumers to shut up.There is and has been plenty of oil, and these &quot;shortages&quot; as BUSH told us about were all PHONEY.That &quot;supply vs demand&quot; baloney is simply an excuse to fool consumers.All you have to do is listen to the oil big wigs right now.&nbsp; All they are talking about is CUTTING production and shutting off wells to bring down supply and increase the price per barrel based on that supply.TOS.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Other Side, post: 1489576, member: 17969"] This is the point. Of course they are manipulated and not consumer driven. There is nothing natural about the trading practices of the commodities market. The oil producers and drillers influence what happens to oil. They cut supply/production when they want to cash out driving up the prices of oil. They hold it high until they make the profits they seek, then they increase production and bring prices down long enough for consumers to shut up. There is and has been plenty of oil, and these "shortages" as BUSH told us about were all PHONEY. That "supply vs demand" baloney is simply an excuse to fool consumers. All you have to do is listen to the oil big wigs right now. All they are talking about is CUTTING production and shutting off wells to bring down supply and increase the price per barrel based on that supply. TOS. [/QUOTE]

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