ExxonMobil obscene 45 Billion profit and all the kaos caused globally

Dear Readers ,
Enough is enough with first the bankinbg mafia !! now the Oil groups reaping at the expense of the public!! Huge!!

Why with so much talk about the world in such a great hole created by excess etc that we allow the Oil companies liek Exxon Mobil announce record profits from Houston at 45 Billion plus ( remember these are the declared figures so through hedging and what they knew re Bush and the White House secret Oil policy, ( as that policy and documents have been made classified and stay in his library for 30 years !) has earn't them amazing returns. Last year it was just 40 Billion

Should not these selective Oil groups that are caught up in the excess, whether it is Hedgers blew out of the water or small companies in the business or not who have sank- whilst a small clan have reaped many many Billions - probably Trillions.
Well it is not the first time that the Oil 7 have been rumoured to work the price- but now with the kaos economically- should not Obama tax them backdated to assist a remedy, for the present problems which are partly whatever your economic school , related to extreme OIl prices that lasted over 15 months.
any comment from the readers or industry, or should such topics be censhored.

DId Paulson need Lehman to fail

What ever Paulson claims now -! of course he needed it to fail , so his plan could go into action to get his hands on serious funds 700 Billion ! of which he has spent with his select group 350 B I LL ION yes three hundred and fifty
B I L L I O N
350,000,000 .00 USD hard to truly imagine , without a seriosu panic , thoise funds would ahve been impossible to get your hands on ! wakeywakey, this Treasury secretary is about what ? and represents what and who!

Bush

His term was bookended by two of the most momentous crises to hit the country: 9/11 and the financial crisis that began in 2007. He’s certainly left his mark in Iraq, in the ozone layer, on Wall Street. He inherited a budget surplus of $128 billion in 2001. The forecast for 2009 is a $482 billion deficit. That takes some doing