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To: Tom Pulley who wrote (98720)	9/19/2002 1:32:39 AM
From: marginnayan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99280

I understand your point and is well taken. But I think Rock is also right in a way. Once the U.S oil companies have control of Iraq's oil resources, oil output can be fine tuned based on demand and supply which in turn would allow them to have some sort of control over crude oil price. For sake of oversimplification and to drive my point home, it would put the U.S oil companies cartel in the same position as Saudis, where you control the entire food chain, right from black gold production all the way to gas pump. So both in the long and the short run, the Bush Admin does have a vested interest in something where his originating roots are.