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http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/...75M44D20110623 The Obama administration was also concerned about how tight supplies were ahead of peak demand in the summer, when many Americans drive for vacations. Oil prices are a critical concern among voters and we rising as the White House was gearing up for its reelection campaign. |
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kolldata wrote:
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/...75M44D20110623 The Obama administration was also concerned about how tight supplies were ahead of peak demand in the summer, when many Americans drive for vacations. Oil prices are a critical concern among voters and we rising as the White House was gearing up for its reelection campaign. Silly me, I thought a Strategic Oil Reserve was for battleships and fighter planes in wartime. Turns out it's just another election tool. But hey we can always replace the cheap oil with new more expensive oil later, right? -- Andrew Muzi www.yellowjersey.org/ Open every day since 1 April, 1971 |
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AMuzi wrote:
kolldata wrote: http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/...ama-idUSTRE75M... The Obama administration was also concerned about how tight supplies were ahead of peak demand in the summer, when many Americans drive for vacations. Oil prices are a critical concern among voters and we rising as the White House was gearing up for its reelection campaign. Silly me, I thought a Strategic Oil Reserve was for battleships and fighter planes in wartime. Turns out it's just another election tool. When we use warships and combat airplanes, we tend to **** people off in oil-producing regions, complicating the market and raising petroleum prices. According to PNACish types, Bush's contrived military adventure in Iraq was supposed to secure a healthy supply of cheap oil under US control. How's that been working out? Obama's real failure of responsibility vis-a-vis energy policy has been refusing to meaningfully raise efficiency standards or taxes on oil, either of which would lead to increased conservation and lower emissions and prices-- *before* prices force us to do the same thing with more pain and more destructive effects upon the economy. Chalo |
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On 6/23/2011 2:17 PM, AMuzi wrote:
kolldata wrote: http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/...75M44D20110623 The Obama administration was also concerned about how tight supplies were ahead of peak demand in the summer, when many Americans drive for vacations. Oil prices are a critical concern among voters and we rising as the White House was gearing up for its reelection campaign. Silly me, I thought a Strategic Oil Reserve was for battleships and fighter planes in wartime. Turns out it's just another election tool. No, it's not. It was create in the 70's to deal with supply interruptions. It has been routinely used for that purpose. It's not a specifically military reserve. But hey we can always replace the cheap oil with new more expensive oil later, right? There has been increasing evidence that the big price run up before the 2008 crash was caused by speculation. The Arab Spring and normal summer demand seemed like a ripe opportunity for speculators (and OPEC members) to goose the market. The US apparently put up only half of the 60M barrels (the rest was put up by other IEA members). We currently have almost 600M in the reserve, so the actual amount was about 5%. Not much of a dent in the reserve, but enough to scare the speculators, perhaps. The fact that the both the oil industry and Iran (not to mention the Republicans) were upset about it kind of gave me the impression that it was a smart move. We may or may not pay more to replenish the reserve, but if the speculators and OPEC have their way, we'd definitely be paying more this summer. |
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On 6/23/2011 3:04 PM, Çhâlõ Çólîñã wrote:
[...] According to PNACish types, Bush's contrived military adventure in Iraq was supposed to secure a healthy supply of cheap oil under US control. How's that been working out?[...] The war in Iraq achieved the primary goal set by the US government in Tel Aviv, which was to destroy Iraq's remaining economic and military power, without costing Israeli lives or money. -- Tºm Shermªn - 42.435731,-83.985007 I am a vehicular cyclist. |
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"According to PNACish types, Bush's contrived military adventure in
Iraq was supposed to secure a healthy supply of cheap oil under US control." Wrong. There were two primary reasons why the U.S. went into Iraq, which you will never hear from the lamestream liberal media: 1. Saddam Hussein had been making public statements for years in which he claimed to have weapons of mass destruction. After listening to his claims for years and years, the U.S. had no choice but to take them seriously. We would have continued to ignore his claims at our peril. Unfortunately, he was lying about it in order to intimidate Iran, but we had no way of knowing that and had to protect ourselves, particularly after 9-11. 2. Saddam trained the 9-11 terrorist pilots using 747 flight simulators that were stolen from Kuwait when Iraq invaded that country, so it was only logical to assume that he had sponsored the terrorists. |
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On 6/23/2011 9:46 PM, Bill wrote:
"According to PNACish types, Bush's contrived military adventure in Iraq was supposed to secure a healthy supply of cheap oil under US control." Wrong. There were two primary reasons why the U.S. went into Iraq, which you will never hear from the lamestream liberal media: Mr. Bill has listened to way to much right-wing propaganda. If the Zio-Con owned US mass media is liberal, I am a camel. 1. Saddam Hussein had been making public statements for years in which he claimed to have weapons of mass destruction. After listening to his claims for years and years, the U.S. had no choice but to take them seriously. We would have continued to ignore his claims at our peril. Oh BS. The CIA and DOD knew full well that Iraq had no remaining program for chemical, biological or nuclear weapons since the UN inspectors had all but a few remnants lost in the fog of the 1991 Gulf War destroyed or under seal and observation by 1995. The Cheney/Bush administration rushed to war in March 2003, to prevent the UN inspections from showing the US/UK/Mossad claims were false. In addition, with Iraq allowing the UN full access in early 2003 under the threat of US military intervention, there would have been no way for Iraq to keep such programs hidden or running as long as the inspections were continued. Unfortunately, he was lying about it in order to intimidate Iran, but we had no way of knowing that and had to protect ourselves, particularly after 9-11. That was false information about the three (3) ARMSCOR nuclear warheads that were transferred from South Africa to the "control" of the UK, and then "allegedly" stolen while being stored in Oman. However, one (1) of these warheads was the "successful" North Korean nuclear "test", as the signature of that explosion matched that of the 1979 Vela Incident nuclear explosion. The fate of the remaining two (2) ARMSCOR warheads is officially unaccounted for, but circumstantial evidence indicates Mossad or CIA control. Valerie Plame was getting too close to the truth, so her career had to be destroyed, with the "Niger yellowcake uranium to Iraq" being nothing more than a cover story. 2. Saddam trained the 9-11 terrorist pilots using 747 flight simulators that were stolen from Kuwait when Iraq invaded that country, so it was only logical to assume that he had sponsored the terrorists. Oh please. It is well known that the 11/09/2001 (European date convention) attacks were controlled demolitions with the aircraft for show [1], and that the whole thing was a false flag attack. The corruption runs so deep in the government and media, that no one in an official position is willing to tell the truth, for fear of being branded insane, and/or liquidated. Since they have gotten away with this for almost 10 years now, the next false flag attack may well lead to an non-winnable US conventional war against Iran and Pakistan, and/or a nuclear WW3 of the US against 1.3 billion Muslims. Either way, the US economy and remaining political freedoms will be flushed down the drain, with a state resembling Colombia as the end result. Meanwhile, the few hundred international financiers responsible will be partying it up in Zurich or Monaco. [1] Unfortunately, someone did not get the right orders, and the plane intended for WTC 7 went down in a field in Pennsylvania due to NORAD interception, but the building had to be blown to prevent the demolition explosives from being uncovered, which would have lead to unpleasant questions being asked. -- Tºm Shermªn - 42.435731,-83.985007 I am a vehicular cyclist. |
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Tºm Shermªn °_° wrote:
Oh please. It is well known that the 11/09/2001 (European date convention) .... Why not yyyy-mm-dd? -- JS. |
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Thanks, Tom, for demonstrating more convincingly than I could ever
have done, that you are nothing but a kook conspiracy theorist. |
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On 6/24/2011 6:48 AM, William "Gullible Bill" Crowell wrote:
Thanks, Tom, for demonstrating more convincingly than I could ever have done, that you are nothing but a kook conspiracy theorist. Delusional is believing the right-wing pundits and commentators, corporate mainstream media and government, after their *proven* track record of lying about everything of importance. Why do a majority of USians and 80% to 90% of people in other countries believe 11/09/2001 was a false flag attack, and the Conquests of Afghanistan and Iraq were based on lies? Are over 4/5 of the people in the world kook conspiracy theorists? Mr. Crowell is more the kook conspiracy theorist for believing Iraq was a threat to the US in 2003, and Iraq was involved in the 11/09/2001 attacks. Furthermore, he is seriously out of touch with reality for believing that the mainstream US media is liberal. Or he is simply an ideologist who ignores facts for "gut feelings". -- Tºm Shermªn - 42.435731,-83.985007 I am a vehicular cyclist. |
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