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Subject: What's your point?

Author:
Mo' Green
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Date Posted: 15:20:21 04/11/07 Wed
In reply to: Oropan 's message, "For Bev and Mo..." on 13:49:07 04/11/07 Wed

>"While the Fed minutes were bad enough news for the
>market, they followed the government's report of a 5.5
>million-barrel decline in the nation's gasoline
>inventories�four times what the market expected, and
>the ninth straight weekly drop. Gasoline futures rose
>more than 3 cents to $2.1552 a gallon on the New York
>Mercantile Exchange after the report, with traders
>concerned about supplies ahead of the peak driving
>season.
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>The average U.S. retail price of a gallon of gasoline
>was $2.795 on Wednesday, according to AAA, up more
>than 25 cents from a month ago and 10 cents higher
>than a year ago."
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>> >>href="http://www.oilwatchdog.org/articles/?storyId=401
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>>&topicId=8055&topicId=8070">http://www.oilwatchdog.org
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>>articles/?storyId=4018&topicId=8055&topicId=8070
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>>Three internal memos from Mobil, Chevron, and Texaco
>>show different ways the oil giants closed down
>>refining capacity and drove independent refiners out
>>of business since the mid 1990s. The confidential
>>memos, made public by US Senator Ron Wyden,
>>demonstrate a nationwide effort by American Petroleum
>>Institute, the lobbying and research arm of the oil
>>industry, to encourage the major refiners to close
>>their refineries in the mid-1990s in order to raise
>>the price at the pump. Here's the original news
>>release. Memos themselves below.

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The point is.. Oropan 05:30:22 04/12/07 Thu

The point is your evidence proves oil cos own memos that they were conspiring to restrict supply -- Mo' Green, 09:13:58 04/12/07 Thu

Re: The point is your evidence proves oil cos own memos that they were conspiring to restrict supply -- Oropan, 10:15:56 04/12/07 Thu

But you said "You lefties and your allies won't let them build any!!!!!" http://www.voy.com/60108/19824.html -- Mo' Green, 10:40:37 04/12/07 Thu

Re: But you said "You lefties and your allies won't let them build any!!!!!" http://www.voy.com/60108/19824.html -- Oropan, 11:21:31 04/12/07 Thu

Subject	Author	Date
The point is..	Oropan	05:30:22 04/12/07 Thu
The point is your evidence proves oil cos own memos that they were conspiring to restrict supply -- Mo' Green, 09:13:58 04/12/07 Thu Re: The point is your evidence proves oil cos own memos that they were conspiring to restrict supply -- Oropan, 10:15:56 04/12/07 Thu But you said "You lefties and your allies won't let them build any!!!!!" http://www.voy.com/60108/19824.html -- Mo' Green, 10:40:37 04/12/07 Thu Re: But you said "You lefties and your allies won't let them build any!!!!!" http://www.voy.com/60108/19824.html -- Oropan, 11:21:31 04/12/07 Thu