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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 5436496" data-attributes="member: 58386">Guess who&#039;s stock hit new 52 week highs this AM? Exxon and Chevron of course. And the head of Chevron was on CNBC this AM. Was he talking about supplying Wally, DIDO and their bros with the cheap gas they want so that they&#039;re style isn&#039;t cramped? No. All he talked about was improved margins, bigger dividends, stock buybacks, curtailed exploration and the pursuit of cleaner burning fuels. That&#039;s the FREE MARKET system for you FREE MARKET advocates. Oh, so now that you&#039;ve found yourself on the wrong side of the free market equation what do you want done? Nixon style price controls? How about nationalizing the oil industry? Now that Big Oil has made it crystal clear that it simply refuses to bear the cost of pulling two barrels of oil out of the ground and sell those two barrels for $50 each when the can pull one barrel out of the ground and sell it for $100 isn&#039;t it about time that we focus on conservation, efficiency and the development of alternative sources of energy in an effort to finally break Big Oil&#039;s stranglehold?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 5436496, member: 58386"] Guess who's stock hit new 52 week highs this AM? Exxon and Chevron of course. And the head of Chevron was on CNBC this AM. Was he talking about supplying Wally, DIDO and their bros with the cheap gas they want so that they're style isn't cramped? No. All he talked about was improved margins, bigger dividends, stock buybacks, curtailed exploration and the pursuit of cleaner burning fuels. That's the FREE MARKET system for you FREE MARKET advocates. Oh, so now that you've found yourself on the wrong side of the free market equation what do you want done? Nixon style price controls? How about nationalizing the oil industry? Now that Big Oil has made it crystal clear that it simply refuses to bear the cost of pulling two barrels of oil out of the ground and sell those two barrels for $50 each when the can pull one barrel out of the ground and sell it for $100 isn't it about time that we focus on conservation, efficiency and the development of alternative sources of energy in an effort to finally break Big Oil's stranglehold? [/QUOTE]

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