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Apr 20, 2010

Oil Quote of the week:"because it's a cartel maximizing its share"

This quote is as relevant as much as it is irrelevant... as it could of been pulled from headlines of the 70's or 80's http://api.ning.com/files/xWc55oavAb*awQ3Hsy3VxBLqlDsHjKVkLtNX0eWxibQsHDzsrKOXNOAAZ1Fo0vCE9FJgo*cCdCRLEFyGOoxCgqn8YPB9cpUB/foreign_oil.jpg
"By using more electricity, natural gas and biofuels in our transportation fleet, we can quickly reduce our dependence on OPEC."
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How to End America's Addiction to Oil - Wall Street Journal: At the end of March, oil posted its fifth consecutive quarterly price increase: It's now solidly above $80 per barrel. If it reaches $125 a barrel again, as it did in 2008, then approximately half the wealth in the world—above and below ground—will be controlled by OPEC nations. 
Oil dominates transportation: About 95% of transportation fuel in the U.S. is derived from petroleum... But OPEC is pumping less than it did in the 1970s, despite a doubling in global demand, because it's a cartel maximizing its - WSJ

Haase Note: FAIL- In 1970, we imported 24% of our oil.