Gas prices going up when will it stop?

Question

what will it takr to make it stop

Answer 1

It won't stop.  The Arabs, Chavez and the others are going to gouge the world and we can't stop them. The American oil companies are not going to build more refineries and the candidates can't make them. Big oil sees the inevitable shift to alternative energy as going for the big dollars right now.

Sell those SUVs, ride a bike when you can. If every one of us bought 10 percent less gasoline, prices would fall fast.  The most important problem facing the USA right now is oil prices, and none of the candidates can do a thing about them. They say they can, but that's complete bull. The oil cartel is going to charge as much as it can.

Answer 2

I say invest in alternative means of fueling vehicles while at the same time making it a national priority to build more mass transit systems that run on natural gas, which is a clean burning fuel. There are counties in TX (I saw this on CNN the other day) whose buses, government vehicles, are powered by natural gas. Those counties are sitting on vast gas reserves that could supercede oil supplies of OPEC, that are clean, efficient, and ready to be tapped. That would effectively reduce the need for oil, driving down the costs because of a lack of demand. As for Chavez, I would not issue him any commercial rights to sell or purchase properties within the US. Once his supply goes unused, he would effectively be handcuffed and his anti-Yanque revolution would dwindle and die. It will take time for prices to go down, but it is very feasible to do so with natural gas, ethanol, and hydrogen fuel cells--all clean burning, pro-environmental products.

Answer 3

I will stop when it finally reaches a ridiculous price like $1,000 a barrel and all the third world country start to go down the crapper and first world countries find themselves in a s**z load of trouble.