Canadians like a fair price for a fair product. Its not that
we are tight-fisted, but we do like to shop around. That is why we get so
frustrated with gas prices. Where is the competition? Have you ever wondered
why gas prices are at $1.20 or so in Canada and the price of oil is at
$80 barrel, yet there seems to be no competition? To get the right answer you
have to ask the right questions. Now I am not going to answer the questions. Because
as the saying goes, “A man convinced against his will is of the same opinion
still.” That is why you must come to the answer yourself. Here we go….
ASK YOURSELF ABOUT OIL PRICES:
Who owns the oil reserves?
Who owns the pumping stations and pipelines?
Who owns the oil tankers?
Who owns, and controls the number of oil refineries?
Who owns the oil storage?
Who owns the gas tanker contracts?
Who owns the gas stations?
Who owns the speculators who drive the prices up on the mere
speculation of trouble in the world or good
in the world?
Who tells you there is no more oil (remember the 70’s), only
to magically find more?
Who tells you that the combustion engine has reached its
maximum efficiency only to come out with cars that do 50 mpg?
Who tells you a lack of refineries is the problem, even
though it’s has been decades since new ones have been built in number?
Who raises the price of oil as cars become more efficient to
keep profits high?
Who keeps telling you there is no conspiracy to price fix
the price of gas?
Here’s a hint. There is only one answer. Now if one group
controls the oil then any excuse will do because not only do they control the
system, they also control all the excuses. So the next time a fly farts in Brazil
and the price of gas goes up you will know why.
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