Look out, look out the candyman, Here he comes and he’s gone again.

Drugs and addiction complete each other. Drugs fill a void. The addiction becomes the new emptiness. The circle is self perpetuating until the victim dies or becomes rehabilitated. According to our oilman and chief we as Americans are addicted to oil. Thus we have an uncontrollable need for oil. A need which is growing and need which we must break or we will die. However the candyman is alive and well. In fact, our addiction will only grow in following decades due to the energy bill of 2005 and the inability of congress to ask questions of oil CEO’s. (Under oath that is) The candyman is bathing in a sea of money, tax breaks and; (For example, Exxon Mobil’s announcement that its 2005 fourth-quarter profits gushed to more than $10 billion. For the year, the company reported profits of $36 billion, thought to be the largest yearly profit for an American company in history) a system of welfare, which is more devastating than any of our ‘entitlement’ programs. First, we must capture the candyman, then go after the abusers.