Media React to Rising Gas Prices

[green73]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=dAkxR9T01pw
http://youtu.be/dAkxR9T01pw

[Uriel999]

Wow, controlled dialog?

[A Son of Liberty]

You'd think they'd at least endeavor to diversify the commentary.

[itshappening]

your local news is scripted by the government.

nothing to see here!

[DamianTV]

Also in the news, Iran plans to build an oil refinery in Pakistan.

Since the value of our fiat currency is based on as many other countries as the US Govt can collude with, any introduction of a source of oil outside the Petro Dollar can cause a devaluing effect. Value of your FRN goes down, and prices on everything go up. Usually starts with gas. No wonder the US Govt is banging the War Drums against Iran so hard these days.

Other points of interest: the Dinar.

Im sure that if someone could find a graph or chart indicating the supply of oil world wide, and compare access to oil without US FRN's, we'd see the immediate corrolation. A country jumps ship, dumps their Central Bank and starts printing its own currency, the price of our gas goes up. They jump ship and buy / sell oil not traded in FRN's, the price goes up. We destablize the region and reinstall a Central Bank and require that said offending country again make all transactions for oil in US FRN's, the price of our gas goes down. I cant verify this 100%, but believe there is a direct corrolation. I do believe that all wars are for Banks and Oil.

Anyone care to add or correct any of this?

[satchelmcqueen]

government owns the news. that is all.

[Warrior_of_Freedom]

they live

[Seraphim]

Correct.

That is all.


Also in the news, Iran plans to build an oil refinery in Pakistan.

Since the value of our fiat currency is based on as many other countries as the US Govt can collude with, any introduction of a source of oil outside the Petro Dollar can cause a devaluing effect. Value of your FRN goes down, and prices on everything go up. Usually starts with gas. No wonder the US Govt is banging the War Drums against Iran so hard these days.

Other points of interest: the Dinar.

Im sure that if someone could find a graph or chart indicating the supply of oil world wide, and compare access to oil without US FRN's, we'd see the immediate corrolation. A country jumps ship, dumps their Central Bank and starts printing its own currency, the price of our gas goes up. They jump ship and buy / sell oil not traded in FRN's, the price goes up. We destablize the region and reinstall a Central Bank and require that said offending country again make all transactions for oil in US FRN's, the price of our gas goes down. I cant verify this 100%, but believe there is a direct corrolation. I do believe that all wars are for Banks and Oil.

Anyone care to add or correct any of this?

[VoluntaryAmerican]

your local news is scripted by the government.

nothing to see here!



government owns the news. that is all.

Nope.

Just the bee-hive mind of a journalist. They watch each other for stories and ideas for stories.

[Carson]

http://photos.imageevent.com/stokeybob/morestuff/gas-20-cents.jpg

I used to see gas running about 17 to 25 cents back about the time we still had real money. Lets just see how the magic timeless gas sign holds up to reality on two levels at the same time. One level paying with real money. The other paying with the counterfeit.

The last time I paid $3.959 in the counterfeit.

According to the Silver and Gold are Money Calculator I would have paid $0.19 in olden real money.


http://www.silverandgoldaremoney.com/

Pay with silver…

$0.19 face value of US Silver Coins worth USD $3.96 **


So it seems some do need me to tell them gas prices are running fairly STEADY. The value of the dollar on the other hand...not so much.


Funny that I have been, and am being conditioned, to feeling I'm being ripped off...

I am, but not for the bogeymen that are on trial.



P.S. That video is just chock full of news agency's that could use a good news tip. In the spirit of exchange for theirs mind you.

I'm trying to get them all.

http://www.localnews8.com/kifi/contact-us

http://www.abc27.com/category/191887/contact-us? (http://www.abc27.com/category/191887/contact-us?formcompleted=29918)

http://www.wtvm.com/story/194287/contact-wtvm

http://www.wicz.com/wicz/contact.asp

http://www.foxcharleston.com/sections/station/index.shtml

http://www.wcbi.com/wordpress/news/wcbi-news-team

http://www.ctnow.com/about/newsteam/

http://www.wlos.com/station/news-team/#.USlr_CJ_WkA

http://dothanfirst.com/contact

http://www.wmbfnews.com/story/8273071/contact-wmbf-news

Thanks Conan!

[Carson]

I suppose if gas has an exchange rate nearing $5.07 to a gallon it will still be near 60's and 70's prices.

http://www.silverandgoldaremoney.com/

That is just about how bad inflation is.

I sort of freak out when people are saying that inflation is about 2% a year. That seems so misleading. Like they use some sort of compound interest or something to figure it. If you look at the middle picture (http://photos.imageevent.com/stokeybob/followthemoney/RobertSahrcurrencyvalue.jpg) at the bottom of my post you can see the inflation is serious. One way you could recreate the level of inflation in the chart is by counterfeiting the entire money supply we had fifty years ago 26 times over.

26 X $.02 = $5.20 if I'm figuring right.

If you go to this website and put in a starting value of $.20 and and end value of $4.95 and leave the years at one it shows an increase of 2375% for one year. It sounds like inflation is more than only 2% a year and once again sounds like serious business.

http://www.percent-change.com/index.php?y1=.20&y2=4.95

Divide that by about fifty years and it looks more like 47.5 % a year. Put that in your phoney budget cuts pipe and fire up that bad boy.

[QuickZ06]

Shocking.....

[CPUd]

Nope.

Just the bee-hive mind of a journalist. They watch each other for stories and ideas for stories.

Yep. They do the same on the radio shows. Many of the small-time news programs don't have the resources or the will to go out and get enough original stories to fill their time.

It is ironic that even the OP for this thread is 5th or 6th generation copypasta.

[TywinLannister]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=dAkxR9T01pw
http://youtu.be/dAkxR9T01pw

You didn't need to tell me this.

[AngryCanadian]

According to CNN its just normal the price of oil will go down by spring time.

[DamianTV]

Anyone wanna (I.E. can afford) to make some bets on $5 per gallon gas this summer?

[PaulConventionWV]

Also in the news, Iran plans to build an oil refinery in Pakistan.

Since the value of our fiat currency is based on as many other countries as the US Govt can collude with, any introduction of a source of oil outside the Petro Dollar can cause a devaluing effect. Value of your FRN goes down, and prices on everything go up. Usually starts with gas. No wonder the US Govt is banging the War Drums against Iran so hard these days.

Other points of interest: the Dinar.

Im sure that if someone could find a graph or chart indicating the supply of oil world wide, and compare access to oil without US FRN's, we'd see the immediate corrolation. A country jumps ship, dumps their Central Bank and starts printing its own currency, the price of our gas goes up. They jump ship and buy / sell oil not traded in FRN's, the price goes up. We destablize the region and reinstall a Central Bank and require that said offending country again make all transactions for oil in US FRN's, the price of our gas goes down. I cant verify this 100%, but believe there is a direct corrolation. I do believe that all wars are for Banks and Oil.

Anyone care to add or correct any of this?

What about the dinar? My dad has been invested in the dinar for years, and he still believes he's going to be wealthy some day.

[BAllen]

Heard an oil man on the radio the other day. He said gas could be 2 bucks a gallon, but the government won't let them build any more refineries.