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To: sea_urchin who wrote (21011)	5/18/2004 6:00:35 PM
From: sea_urchin	Respond to of 81092

> it's through control of world oil, one way or another, that they are doing it Now the pipes are repaired, oil flows, and they promise a price reduction. Thus the price depends on "terrorist" activity. Be nice to the US, the US will control the "terrorists", and you get cheap oil. Don't be nice and the pipes will "blow". Simple. Bin Laden, or is it Bush, controls the world economy. sg.biz.yahoo.com >>Iraq may help to ease surging world oil prices as exports from its southern terminal began to normalize ahead of a deal to sell six million barrels of crude from the north. Oil prices eased back from recent highs after an official from the main Basra oil terminal announced that a sabotaged pipeline in southern Iraq has been repaired and exports are to resume at levels before the attack May 9. The price of benchmark Brent North Sea crude oil for delivery in July fell 67 cents to 37.24 dollars a barrel in late trading in London. New York's reference light sweet crude for June delivery dropped 80 cents to 40.75 dollars in early deals.<<

To: sea_urchin who wrote (21011)	5/18/2004 6:46:57 PM
From: Jamey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 81092

Is it just my imagination or is George Dubya trying to hide out in elementary schools these days? He better be careful, those grade school students can ask some very intelligent questions. <G> Locally it was reported that a citizen of Iranian descent had his three limousines impounded when he tried to ship them in from overseas. He went to the help desk of a local station here and the FED was willing to give them back...for the price of shipping them back to where they came from. Sure is hard to make a living these days.... James