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Reading is how Alexandria Ocasio Cortez won 2nd place in the 2007 Intel International Science Fair which helped her and Mass. Senator Ed Markey draft  #thegreennewdeal before Republicans learned Exxon and Mobil were two of the oil companies called the 7 Sisters formed by the anti trust break up of Standard Oil in 1911 by President Taft after Alta Rockefeller Prentice purchased Mt. Hope Farm in Williamstown in 1910.

Or that the Shah of Iran's family moved to Williamstown in 1979 after BP was formed as the Anglo Iranian Oil Company after oil was discovered in Iran then nationalized then after a CIA coup called Operation Ajax the oil was taken over by BP again and that BP was a merger between 7 sister Standard Oil of Ohio and Seven sSster Amoco.

Socialist DARPA and FDR's National Science Foundation created the internet that gave us Wikipedia, Gerald and President 41 Bush was a founder of the company that merged with Pennzoil, former Standard Oil branch South Penn Oil and Seven Sister Shell to form Pennzoil today.

President 43 Bush was an oil partner of Salem Bin Laden in Arbusto Energy.

Saudi Arabia's GDP tripled during the Iraq War and the US Military is the largest institutional purchaser of petroleum in the world when we are at war.

15 of 19 9/11 hijackers were Saudis and the Saudi Royal Family owned Fox News during the Iraq War.

The price of oil was $12 / barrel the January before Exxon and Mobil merged in September 1999 and $24/barrel the December after the merger, rising to $147/ barrel 4 years into the Iraq War.

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