Gasoline
In my state of Florida, almost all 7-Eleven Stores offer Citgo gasoline. When you go to 7-Eleven and fill up your tank with Citgo gasoline, you do almost nothing for the U.S. economy. Why? 7-Eleven is majority owned by the Japanese (64%) and Citgo is based in Venezuela. The United States lost a World Trade Organization dispute - brought forth on behalf of Citgo and Venezuela - which challenged our EPA laws. We lost that dispute. Our options were to either face binding penalties from Venezuela or change our clean air laws. President Clinton chose to weaken our clean air laws to accommodate Venezuela’s trampling of U.S. sovereignty. Don’t reward foreign companies that make us change American laws!
The website www.terrorfreeoil.com lists which of these companies import oil from the Middle East and which ones do not.
| Brand Name | Nationality |
|---|---|
| Chevron | American |
| Coastal | American |
| Conoco | American |
| Exxon | American |
| Gulf | American |
| Hess | American |
| Kerr-McGee | American |
| Marathon | American |
| Mobil | American |
| Murphy USA | American |
| Phillips 66 | American |
| Sinclair | American |
| Sonoco | American |
| Spur | American |
| Sunoco | American |
| Tenneco | American |
| Texaco | American |
| Ultramar | American |
| Union 76 | American |
| Amoco | UK |
| Arco | UK |
| Boron | UK |
| BP | UK |
| Citgo | Venezuela |
| Shell | Netherlands |
Note:These listings are part of over 20,000 brand name products and services in the third edition of
How Americans Can Buy American:
The Power of Consumer Patriotism.
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