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Rate cuts cause inflation. Speculation chages with the wind. The supply is fixed because of refineries (they are fixed). Speculators can be bought. Besides no one knows the true supply of oil, it's speculative. Those who control our economy (Federal Reserve bankers) also control the oil and its supply. :34:

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Rate cuts cause inflation. Speculation chages with the wind. The supply is fixed because of refineries (they are fixed). Speculators can be bought. Besides no one knows the true supply of oil, it's speculative. Those who control our economy (Federal Reserve bankers) also control the oil and its supply. :cool:

FPG, I'll try one more time. The Federal Reserve does NOT control the oil market...which is global. Refineries have NOTHING to do with the price of crude oil...which has to be bought THEN refined; their influence would show up in the price of gasoline. Yes, rate cuts can cause inflation but don't always. Speculators bet on the prices rising after they buy up large amounts of crude oil, hoping to make huge profits. Once again, you're going off on something else about the Federal Reserve (which you seem to blame for everything); well they don't control the oil producers or the speculators. Sheesh! :th_praying:


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Rate cuts cause inflation. Speculation chages with the wind. The supply is fixed because of refineries (they are fixed). Speculators can be bought. Besides no one knows the true supply of oil, it's speculative. Those who control our economy (Federal Reserve bankers) also control the oil and its supply. :cool:

FPG, I'll try one more time. The Federal Reserve does NOT control the oil market...which is global. Refineries have NOTHING to do with the price of crude oil...which has to be bought THEN refined; their influence would show up in the price of gasoline. Yes, rate cuts can cause inflation but don't always. Speculators bet on the prices rising after they buy up large amounts of crude oil, hoping to make huge profits. Once again, you're going off on something else about the Federal Reserve (which you seem to blame for everything); well they don't control the oil producers or the speculators. Sheesh! :th_praying:

Hummmm, you make a good point....... but do the oil people also own and control the Federal Reserve???? that would make an interesting study.


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Rate cuts cause inflation. Speculation chages with the wind. The supply is fixed because of refineries (they are fixed). Speculators can be bought. Besides no one knows the true supply of oil, it's speculative. Those who control our economy (Federal Reserve bankers) also control the oil and its supply. :th_praying:

FPG, I'll try one more time. The Federal Reserve does NOT control the oil market...which is global. Refineries have NOTHING to do with the price of crude oil...which has to be bought THEN refined; their influence would show up in the price of gasoline. Yes, rate cuts can cause inflation but don't always. Speculators bet on the prices rising after they buy up large amounts of crude oil, hoping to make huge profits. Once again, you're going off on something else about the Federal Reserve (which you seem to blame for everything); well they don't control the oil producers or the speculators. Sheesh! :th_praying:

Hummmm, you make a good point....... but do the oil people also own and control the Federal Reserve???? that would make an interesting study.

Now THAT is worth looking into but, as I keep telling FPG, the Federal Reserve still doesn't control the oil market....it's global and, as such, is influenced by a myriad of different things and different countries. I wouldn't be surprised at all to find that Big Oil is represented heavily on the Federal Reserve board though. :cool:


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It isn't the people on the board that bothers me, it is the group of people who actually own the ten Federal Reserve Banks. Those folks have their Representatives on the Board, but others actually make the decisions.

I found it interesting that a year and a half ago when I heard Daniel Estulin tell of people telling him what the Builderburg meetings reveled that oil prices were going to about a hundred and fifty dollars a barrel in the not too distant future. I thought he was crazy...... I'm not so sure any more..... In the last couple of weeks he reported more like $250 a barrel.

Now I don't know if these people control the prices or they just have inside information as to where things are going, but there is something really fishy about having that kind of knowledge about a commodity doubling in price in such a short time.


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It isn't the people on the board that bothers me, it is the group of people who actually own the ten Federal Reserve Banks. Those folks have their Representatives on the Board, but others actually make the decisions.

I found it interesting that a year and a half ago when I heard Daniel Estulin tell of people telling him what the Builderburg meetings reveled that oil prices were going to about a hundred and fifty dollars a barrel in the not too distant future. I thought he was crazy...... I'm not so sure any more..... In the last couple of weeks he reported more like $250 a barrel.

Now I don't know if these people control the prices or they just have inside information as to where things are going, but there is something really fishy about having that kind of knowledge about a commodity doubling in price in such a short time.

Fishy as a three day old tuna sandwich! I think you may have just found the nebulous 'speculators' in oil futures. They don't have foreknowledge...they are the ones driving the market! I believe the identities of these speculators are going to shock everyone when it all comes out...and we know it will. Think of close ties to the Middle East, close ties to the American oil industry, and inside knowledge of world economic and political conditions....that will lead you to those behind the grab for unprecedented profits. :th_praying:

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And because iniquity shall abound, the love of many shall wax cold. Matthew 24:12

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The Father loveth the Son, and hath given all things into his hand. He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life: and he that believeth not the Son shall not see life; but the wrath of God abideth on him. John 3:35-36

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Rate cuts cause inflation. Speculation chages with the wind. The supply is fixed because of refineries (they are fixed). Speculators can be bought. Besides no one knows the true supply of oil, it's speculative. Those who control our economy (Federal Reserve bankers) also control the oil and its supply. :emot-fail:

FPG, I'll try one more time. The Federal Reserve does NOT control the oil market...which is global. Refineries have NOTHING to do with the price of crude oil...which has to be bought THEN refined; their influence would show up in the price of gasoline. Yes, rate cuts can cause inflation but don't always. Speculators bet on the prices rising after they buy up large amounts of crude oil, hoping to make huge profits. Once again, you're going off on something else about the Federal Reserve (which you seem to blame for everything); well they don't control the oil producers or the speculators. Sheesh! :th_praying:

Hummmm, you make a good point....... but do the oil people also own and control the Federal Reserve???? that would make an interesting study.

Yes they do.


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Rate cuts cause inflation. Speculation chages with the wind. The supply is fixed because of refineries (they are fixed). Speculators can be bought. Besides no one knows the true supply of oil, it's speculative. Those who control our economy (Federal Reserve bankers) also control the oil and its supply. :emot-fail:

FPG, I'll try one more time. The Federal Reserve does NOT control the oil market...which is global. Refineries have NOTHING to do with the price of crude oil...which has to be bought THEN refined; their influence would show up in the price of gasoline. Yes, rate cuts can cause inflation but don't always. Speculators bet on the prices rising after they buy up large amounts of crude oil, hoping to make huge profits. Once again, you're going off on something else about the Federal Reserve (which you seem to blame for everything); well they don't control the oil producers or the speculators. Sheesh! :emot-fail:

Hummmm, you make a good point....... but do the oil people also own and control the Federal Reserve???? that would make an interesting study.

Now THAT is worth looking into but, as I keep telling FPG, the Federal Reserve still doesn't control the oil market....it's global and, as such, is influenced by a myriad of different things and different countries. I wouldn't be surprised at all to find that Big Oil is represented heavily on the Federal Reserve board though. :12:

The Federal Reserve bankers control almost ALL markets on Earth. Besides oil is speculative. There are no international laws allowing any speculater access to any and all oil fields. It is all speculative and questionable. And yes those who control the money control everything. The land is theirs as collateral on our secured debt that we cannot repay. The government owns our land and the Federal Reserve owns them. :th_praying:


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Rate cuts cause inflation. Speculation chages with the wind. The supply is fixed because of refineries (they are fixed). Speculators can be bought. Besides no one knows the true supply of oil, it's speculative. Those who control our economy (Federal Reserve bankers) also control the oil and its supply. :emot-hug:

FPG, I'll try one more time. The Federal Reserve does NOT control the oil market...which is global. Refineries have NOTHING to do with the price of crude oil...which has to be bought THEN refined; their influence would show up in the price of gasoline. Yes, rate cuts can cause inflation but don't always. Speculators bet on the prices rising after they buy up large amounts of crude oil, hoping to make huge profits. Once again, you're going off on something else about the Federal Reserve (which you seem to blame for everything); well they don't control the oil producers or the speculators. Sheesh! :emot-pray:

Hummmm, you make a good point....... but do the oil people also own and control the Federal Reserve???? that would make an interesting study.

Now THAT is worth looking into but, as I keep telling FPG, the Federal Reserve still doesn't control the oil market....it's global and, as such, is influenced by a myriad of different things and different countries. I wouldn't be surprised at all to find that Big Oil is represented heavily on the Federal Reserve board though. :emot-pray:

The Federal Reserve bankers control almost ALL markets on Earth. Besides oil is speculative. There are no international laws allowing any speculater access to any and all oil fields. It is all speculative and questionable. And yes those who control the money control everything. The land is theirs as collateral on our secured debt that we cannot repay. The government owns our land and the Federal Reserve owns them. :emot-pray:

The government does NOT own the citizens' land, FPG; why you say these things is beyond me. Once again, speculators operate through the stock exchanges around the world and, no, they don't have access to the oil fields. I don't understand what you mean by 'it's all speculative and questionable', btw. Here's a link explaining the operation of the Federal Reserve....it's really not a giant conspiracy; it's a system of banks and does NOT own the government. The Federal Reserve sets monetary policy, to keep the economy growing and control inflation; overall, they have done a pretty good job over the years.

https://www.quickenloans.com/mortgage-news/...al-reserve-4933

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