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In the pockets of the oil cartel and the oil companies..the oil companies didn't get those enormous profits any other way..it is on our back..their hands are always in our pockets. The gas station owners are told what prices they must charge by the big oil companies..that's why you see gas stations belly up from time to time...they go out of business beause their companies demand higher and higher profits! :(

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Answer 2 out of 13

Much of it goes into the bank accounts of the Saudis, who then turn around and spend billions buying weapons, tanks, etc. from defense contractors in the US.

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Answer 3 out of 13

I always thought it went to funding the 'war'

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Answer 4 out of 13

Doesn't it go for the costs of extracting the natural resource? All I know for sure is that the price margin could have gone up even half a year ago, but our economy doesn't see it at the pumps for, well like I said about half a year. According to a Professor of mine, we ain't seen nothing yet.

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Answer 5 out of 13

The oil companies have been making record profits even with the increased price of crude oil. The Arab owners of the wells are surely getting increased profits. The US middleman is getting more and more profits (those who sell to independent stations). The share holders are getting increased profits. Who pays = the "little people" who actually need to use the fuel to get to work and need to buy products shipped into their area. They are paying the full price!

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Answer 6 out of 13

Places like this: http://www.flickr.com/photos/lizating/911340835/ This is the Emerate's Palace Hotel. A 6-star hotel in Dubai. It is owned and operated by the Jumeirah International Group. They are part of Dubai Holdings. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum as the Ruler of Dubai holds 99.67% of the company. HE is the vice-president of the United Arab Emirates.

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Answer 7 out of 13

It goes into the speculators pockets!

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Answer 8 out of 13

President Bush`s Credit card

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Answer 9 out of 13

I THINK THE MONEY GOES TO THE RICH AND IT'S GOING TO GET WORST BECAUSE SOMEBODY IS TOO GREEDY AND WANT IT ALL .

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Answer 10 out of 13

very good question, I imagine it goes into the coffers of the ones at the top of the ownership pile, making them even richer again !!

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