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To: Kirk © who wrote (14175)	7/19/2022 10:11:19 AM
From: rdkflorida2	Respond to of 26792

Ok, I get it. I was searching for some post where I may have insulted you. If there is/was one I apologize. As for Biden and gas/oil he is doing "almost" all he can. I would like to see him use that "war powers" act to put a priority on getting shutdown refineries up and running. Crude production is soon going over 12 Million bpd. Will be 13 Million next year. Maybe we get lucky and Putin is taken out. If Ukraine was able to "fully" develop it's fossil fuel potential it could become a top ten producer of oil and nat gas. TWT whether things get back to normal.

To: Kirk © who wrote (14175)	7/24/2022 9:30:25 AM
From: Sdgla	2 Recommendations Recommended By berniel tntpal Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26792

There’s no subtlety.. bidens admin comes right out & states they’re killing the industry. Biden Energy Security Official Says Administration Cannot and Will Not Accept or Approve Long-Term Oil and Gas Development July 19, 2022 \| sundance \| 325 Comments This guy popped up after the trip to Saudi Arabia and has been spouting hypocrisies ever since. In this first segment, White House senior energy adviser Amos Hochstein, in charge of U.S. energy security, says the administration cannot accept or approve any long-term oil and gas development that undermines the urgency of the crisis they are exploiting. Instead, Hochstein says U.S. energy producers should invest in oil and gas development that turns an immediate profit. [Pro-tip, that doesn’t exist.] Keeping the oil and gas industry in a perpetual state of shortage, overcapacity and expense, allows the “transition” to windmills and solar to remain urgent. Put another way, the energy crisis is part of the plan. WATCH: