I may be thinking wrong on this but I have noticed that places such as Europe and South America that have much higher public fuel prices also have extensive public transportation. I would like, sometime, to hear from someone in these areas that might know if the higher fuel prices help sustain their public transportation.

Also, if someone thinks a political administration controls fuel prices then the government has way too much "control". A little bizarre thinking IMO.

However, I do think we should promote biodiesel and other alternatives. Competition and options have always been good for the economy.

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Sam

84 300SD 350K+ miles ( Blue Belle )