  Online nowImacajun1- Steve (Age is Not in Earth years) is a 69 year old single guy from Exists Edison, Born Nyc, New Jersey, USA.
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"You are only as 'good' as you were yesterday, so you had better try harder today",that's why I am the one in the BACK, muttering 'abandon all hope ye who enter here'. So, look BACK!!!
But there's lots more about me; I just can't find it. And no, I don't mean furniture and beer glasses
Forgive me for inserting an opinion at times, consider such intrusions, mere, malleable conclusions, subject to change. And I've changed many, but not though whimsy, fear, or in pursuit of power or cash, the sock stuffing of the truly, often unknowingly, impotent and deluded.
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The New York Times & Log In
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Jun 20, 4:28am
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•http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/19/wor...
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Surprise, surprise. Now you know what we are doing in Iraq.
After keeping some supporters of the war in support mode, and gaining business leaders whose bottom lines are being slaughtered by the huge and fast rise in energy costs, and with the elections initially over with the parties lined up for 'battle', reveal the move back into Iraq of Big Oil.
This keeps us in Iraq permanently, even when we bring back most of the troops. After all, we have almost completed the largest embassy in the world in Iraq, rivaling Vatican City, so somebody has to stay in it.
And the pissed off public concerning the huge increase in energy related costs doesn't care about war, or having been suckered, they want lower prices.
A brilliant PR move. Curiously, huge crude price increases, sudden major oil shortages after years of military burning of fuel for fleets of ships and planes , and geared up energy draining weapons production, all these events materialize while world laughs, and the U.S. population wants out. The voters are against Iraq occupation more than any other unpopular (unauthorized by the people, but who cares) policy in U.S. history.
Yet we don't have any gas lines at the pumps, and production by the foreign oil powers hasn't really dropped.
So, why such price increases. You'll get some wild answers, but no truths, in the coming months.
That's the Cliff Notes version, and safe to print.
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