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As we turn to plug in cars and rely more on domestic electricity, and increasingly from renewable energy like wind and solar, for our transportation, problems in Nigeria or the Mideast will no long affect our energy prices...
Until then, oil violence will dictate the price we pay at the pump!
Darn it, you were so close to having everyone convinced you knew what you were talking about. Better luck next time.
Incidentally, I agree with you that gas prices will go up. But the refinery explosion will not be to blame.