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America's Petro-Terrorists
By Pete Kotz July 05, 2012
On July 11, 2008, the price of oil rose to $147 per barrel, a record high. Gas stations engaged in hot pursuit as the price of a gallon rocketed past $4. All hell was... More >>>
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![Former international securities lawyer Dennis Kelleher: "I asked the senior official at Goldman [Sachs] at the time. There were no supply and demand issues that could remotely explain the doubling and doubling again of oil prices."](http://media.miaminewtimes.com/7992295.16.jpg "Former international securities lawyer Dennis Kelleher: \"I asked the senior official at Goldman [Sachs] at the time. There were no supply and demand issues that could remotely explain the doubling and doubling again of oil prices.\"")
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![Former international securities lawyer Dennis Kelleher: "I asked the senior official at Goldman [Sachs] at the time. There were no supply and demand issues that could remotely explain the doubling and doubling again of oil prices."](http://media.miaminewtimes.com/7992295.28.jpg "Former international securities lawyer Dennis Kelleher: \"I asked the senior official at Goldman [Sachs] at the time. There were no supply and demand issues that could remotely explain the doubling and doubling again of oil prices.\"")
Charles Steck
Former international securities lawyer Dennis Kelleher: "I asked the senior official at Goldman [Sachs] at the time. There were no supply and demand issues that could remotely explain the doubling and doubling again of oil prices."
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