How the World's Oil Flows...and Elections

The Financial Times has an interactive on their web site that everyone at TheNextRight should seriously analyze.

The world's oil flows in one direction.  Mostly from the Middle East to the U.S., which is the largest consumer, but one of the poorest producers of the world's oil supply.

This puts us in a very weak position indeed.

People, I want you to picture us all down on our knees, begging the Saudis to send their oil to us and not to China or Russia.  I want you to think seriously about why a man named Barack Hussein Obama is a serious contender for the highest office in the freest country on earth.  Then, I want you to connect the dots as to what his connections, through Rezko and other crooks (some we probably don't even know about yet), will mean for the future strength, or loss thereof, of this nation.

1. We need to drill for oil. Here. Now.

2. We need a stronger military.

3. We need to keep BHO from becoming another puppet king through which the Arab states exert control and influence over our citizens.

One final question.  If Bush went to war in Iraq to steal their oil, why are we paying over $4.00/gallon for gas?  Why is there not a direct pipeline from Iraq spilling oil onto our streets?  Do the spoils really go to the victors, or are the victors being (de)spoiled?

It's time for change alright, but not the kind BHO is proposing.  It's time for another Boston Tea Party.