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Saudi Arabia is shutting down about half of its oil output

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  • KenK/84Bravo
    Any idea, what Country is launching the Drone strikes?
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  • serf
    Yemen they say.
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  • KenK/84Bravo
    So, what is stopping Saudia Arabia, with some of our State of the Art military technology (including F-16's) from responding?

    Why would Saudi Arabia allow Yemen to attack them without reciprocation in kind? Are they waiting for us? Oh Boo Hoo.

    I feel bad for them.


    Not.
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  • Don McManus
    If true, it will Iranian drones sent by Iranian backed rebels as part of the Saudi/Iran proxy war for regional hegemony being conducted in Yemen. Yemen, like Afghanistan is virtually ungovernable today and is likely to remain so for the foreseeable future.

    Pick a side, send them weapons. The same old song in a horribly manipulated Arab world.
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  • Marc1301
    Yes,...it's the Iranian backed Houthi rebels at work here. You can be certain the drones used were of Iranian origin.
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  • Sam06
    They were talking about lowering production weeks ago, now they have an excuse.
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  • tomh.
    Meanwhile, all the oil right here in the US....
    I've been hearing for thirty years that there's no point in harvesting the oil here because we don't
    have the refinery capability to process it. That it would take ten years to realize that capability.
    So if we'd got off our asses even ten years ago, let alone thirty, they could
    shut down all their oil production and we'd not even care.
    And they'd have less money to use against us.
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  • notnow
    A refinery caught fire and burned this summer near Philadelphia. Destroyed. There are no plans to rebuild. My guess is if there was money in it, they'd do it. Just like everything else. Or perhaps electric cars are projected to take the market.
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  • Marc1301
    casting wrote:
    A refinery caught fire and burned this summer near Philadelphia. Destroyed. There are no plans to rebuild. My guess is if there was money in it, they'd do it. Just like everything else. Or perhaps electric cars are projected to take the market.
    EVs will certainly begin to take market share as the tech develops, and as the years pass.

    In the mean time, and in the real world, oil and natural gas will continue to make things run. Most of us here will be long dead before fossil fuels are no longer used.
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  • Grasshopper
    11 years we are gone anyway cause we are not green enough. :o :shock: Let Saudi military unleash all that equipment they got and wipe out a lot of muslims for all I care.
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  • serf
    Iran seems to have a win-win situation. President Trump wants to get reelected and Iran wants to make a deal with The USA to remove their oil embargo.

    Wallah, Iran creates the shortages through a proxy and Trump starts relinquishing his hold on them to get reelected.

    serf
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  • mrmike08075
    The Saudis have a well paid and well equipped and well trained private contractor military force that has a significant number of Americans in its leadership...

    They have been stuck in in Yemen for how many years???

    They have used and are using the technology and weapons we sold them.

    How can you be incredulous that enemies of the royal family can use drones to tear up the oilfields against their high technology and money???

    On 9/11 our attackers managed to get past our high technology and money and assets.

    With the exception of Israel let the middle east burn - let biblical horrors rain down on them.

    Mike
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  • KenK/84Bravo
    mrmike08075 wrote:

    With the exception of Israel let the middle east burn - let biblical horrors rain down on them.

    Mike

    I pretty much agree with that sentiment Mike.



    Except according to Revelations, if it comes to them, it will come to us all. The End Times.


    It is about due. All indications are, that it is near.
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  • wpageabc
    Leaving oil in the ground is money in the bank.

    It makes in the supply and demand world of commodity prices go up.

    So watch prices go up.
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  • serf
    Israel says they are locked and loaded while Russia told Netanyahu Sam -400's are ready for them and Trump is stumped! If he retaliates against Iran he will not be reelected as President. The stalemate continues but for how long? The Deep state needs a war over there to explain away the devaluation of the U.S. Reserve Currency and have Americans baffled on why they are not a super Power Nation anymore with conventional weapons deployments.

    The proxies wars are soon to end in peace or war place your bets!

    serf
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  • KenK/84Bravo
    wpageabc wrote:
    Leaving oil in the ground is money in the bank.

    It makes in the supply and demand world of commodity prices go up.

    So watch prices go up.



    I do agree, that a long term strategy is in play here.

    Better to deplete their reserves, than our reserves, in the long run, that is the better strategy.

    We are sitting on a large sum of crude. If it gets ugly, the powers that be, know/realize this. There are some pretty sharp strategists on our side, that have had a long term influence on events as they unfold.
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  • spasmcreek
    9-11 got in easy because of our weak security ...after it there were still weird foreigners allowed into our flight schools to learn basics of flying a commercial airplane ????? across our porous borders....no sweat ....gotta close the gaps with professionals ,, not minimum wage newbies, defensive people, not bureaucratic money hogs
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  • spasmcreek
    as of 3rd quarter of 2018 America EXPORTS 7.5 million barrel a DAY to 180 foreign countries......AND imports 2.34 Million barrels a day which is about 11% of American consumption......other than private enterprise making profit this make NO SENSE......we are NOT covering our azz for down the road when many others will be without oil.....???????......some day the oil will run out so why should we NOT be the last one with it ???? seems we are deliberately giving up a strategic advantage
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  • notnow
    Well here it is. This is how it is. It's not our oil. It's not even American oil. It's the oil company's oil.
    And they'll do with it as they want. The oil companies will show a profit and be subsidized as well.
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  • KenK/84Bravo
    Well,.......................................................................................................................................................Bye.
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  • serf
    Update: Evidence that Iran supplied drones for the attack and possibly fire from Iranian air space,well you get the picture their guilty and President Trump will be unable to resist a retaliatory response. I suspect The United Nations must intervene ASAP before he pulls the trigger.

    If Not Katy bar the door time. The Russians with Iran & it's proxies and Israel have the most to lose if it gets out of control over there. Iran as a proxy for Russia and Israel as a proxy for The USA.The USA & Russia will both be drawn in the conflict soon enough.

    serf
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  • KenK/84Bravo
    Unfortunately, it will be something stupid like this, that will inevitably start the whole conflagration.


    One gas station one the way home had dropped their price from $2.26 to $2.18. I filled up. When I got over to my Town, (20 miles away.) they had jacked the price from $2.27 to $2.45.

    Go figure.
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