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So where is Israel’s big Thursday surprise?

The one bigger than the pagers??

LAME!

We want exploding goat bombs or Hebrew space lasers or something….

This is really getting boring. If I wanted to watch endless missile tracks and see silly propaganda photos, I’d watch Ukraine!

Can’t they even come up with some “Rabbi of Revhovot who slays Iranians with an izmel?” Or the “Solly the Shalom Sniper who greets his targets before smoking them?” We can’t even get the Kibbutz Kosher Tractor Brigade to steal an Iranian pipeline or something.

Again… lame!!! We need hero’s!

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That doesn't matter. 20% of the world's oil goes through the Strait of Hormuz, and Iran produces 4.5% of the world's oil. That might not seem like much, but if Iran starts mining the strait and their production is offline, then oil will go through the roof. We'll be paying over $ 5 per gallon..
It does not matter in the USA what happens in the ME as far as gas prices.

Hell we got oil pouring out of our ass. It is what the average dumbshits belive the pissey fit going on effects oil availability.

It's horseshit. We don't need thier oil and well, fuck the rest of the world .

Who is controlling the shipping lanes ? At the moment appears to be the USA.
 
This seems to be somewhat new development , headcovering was still madatory last time i was there but that was now 10y ago , it was quite bizzare the action that was happening on the airport as soon as jet started rolling down the tarmac, women folk started undresing . Passenger photo before and after would have been hilarious , massive outfit change


*it seems this is now practice in Tehran and other mayor cities for 2 or so years . and things went beyond scarfes

 
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It does not matter in the USA what happens in the ME as far as gas prices.

Hell we got oil pouring out of our ass. It is what the average dumbshits belive the pissey fit going on effects oil availability.

It's horseshit. We don't need thier oil and well, fuck the rest of the world .

Who is controlling the shipping lanes ? At the moment appears to be the USA.
Wrong.

What’s the difference between heavy and light crude oils? And why do American refineries need both? | American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers
 
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According to US intelligence agencies?

That is laughable. Our intelligence agencies suck dick at foreign intelligence gathering.

They are very good at their job. What they release to the media is what they want you to know and not the actual facts. They don't give a rats ass that 5% of the population actually know that they are putting out bullshit, 15% don't pay attention to geopolitics and 10% think that they are incompetent. 50% believe that they are telling the truth and that's their intended audience.

All the world is a stage
 
It does not matter in the USA what happens in the ME as far as gas prices.

Hell we got oil pouring out of our ass. It is what the average dumbshits belive the pissey fit going on effects oil availability.

It's horseshit. We don't need thier oil and well, fuck the rest of the world .

Who is controlling the shipping lanes ? At the moment appears to be the USA.
Remember how Biden dumping the strategic oil reserve was a huge thing? And how US oil companies hit record profits and volume of shipped oil over the past few years? Haven't heard much on how Trump's going to un-fuck what Biden did, which seems like it would be a major factor in how we handle ME bullshit. We still import significantly more than we export.
 
They are very good at their job. What they release to the media is what they want you to know and not the actual facts. They don't give a rats ass that 5% of the population actually know that they are putting out bullshit, 15% don't pay attention to geopolitics and 10% think that they are incompetent. 50% believe that they are telling the truth and that's their intended audience.

All the world is a stage
Like the 51 top intelligence agents signing a certified letter than Hunters laptop was RuSsIaN DiSiNfOrMaTiOn?
 
This seems to be somewhat new development , headcovering was still madatory last time i was there but that was now 10y ago , it was quite bizzare the action that was happening on the airport as soon as jet started rolling down the tarmac, women folk started undresing . Passenger photo before and after would have been hilarious , massive outfit change


*it seems this is now practice in Tehran and other mayor cities for 2 or so years . and things went beyond scarfes


looks like footage from Paris.
 
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One of the great ironies of this war is that it's allegedly being waged because a country who doesn't have nuclear weapons and is a member in good standing of the non-proliferation treaty, is being accused by a country that secretly has nukes and isn't part of the non-proliferation treaty of attempting to build nukes (with no evidence to back up that assertion and counter to US intelligence assessments).

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Good standing:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:. Are you kidding? Iran?
 
the cheap way, is a tac nuke
the expensive NON nuclear way, is a telephone length pole, accelerated at high speeds from orbit....... just saying
The other route, is just DECLARE - imminent domain, and take 99% of IRAN for low income housing, and ship most of our prison population over there to help build the houses. Bacon and burgers for the workers.
You're talking about the "Rods from God" plan.
 
not making a big deal about the Saudi citizens involvement in 9/11. you are making a big deal about an simple observation that our "friends" in the ME are not uniformly our friends. any direct Saudi involvement in 9/11 has never really come up. don't deal with my other questions as you will. not necessary. i am aware of the obsessive love for Israel present in a lot of places including congress,MIC,exec branch,CIA and the many Zionist fundamentalist Christians in this country. we'll see where that leads in the next few days or weeks. maybe Iran will be totally devastated,maybe not.
From experience, the enemy of my enemy is my friend, until their usefulness wears off is how they played it in Iraq and Afghanistan. That seems to be a common thing over there.
 
From experience, the enemy of my enemy is my friend, until their usefulness wears off is how they played it in Iraq and Afghanistan. That seems to be a common thing over there.
I believe the Muslims' say
brother against brother
family against family
tribe against tribe
nation against nation
islam against the world
 
This seems to be somewhat new development , headcovering was still madatory last time i was there but that was now 10y ago , it was quite bizzare the action that was happening on the airport as soon as jet started rolling down the tarmac, women folk started undresing . Passenger photo before and after would have been hilarious , massive outfit change


*it seems this is now practice in Tehran and other mayor cities for 2 or so years . and things went beyond scarfes


Iran is still executing women along with members of the regime conducting sexual assaults.
 
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the cheap way, is a tac nuke
the expensive NON nuclear way, is a telephone length pole, accelerated at high speeds from orbit....... just saying
The other route, is just DECLARE - imminent domain, and take 99% of IRAN for low income housing, and ship most of our prison population over there to help build the houses. Bacon and burgers for the workers.

Will the section-8 inhabitants populate the area?
Please...
 
I stand by my statement.

We could make adjustments to our refining process and run strait domestic.

The fact that it's cheaper to import and use a blend doesn't change what I said.
I've wondered about all that for awhile.

For better or worse, capitalism stands in the way. As long as the oil companies can make more doing it the way they are, it wont change,

American interests be damned.
 
I stand by my statement.

We could make adjustments to our refining process and run strait domestic.

The fact that it's cheaper to import and use a blend doesn't change what I said.
Do you have any idea how much money it would take to do that?

I've wondered about all that for awhile.

For better or worse, capitalism stands in the way. As long as the oil companies can make more doing it the way they are, it wont change,

American interests be damned.
You’d probably be the first one bitching when fuel cost went through the fucking roof
 
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Our short term profit driven system is eventually going to run itself into the ground.

The narrow minded strategy of riding a horse into the ground will bite the US in the ass.

Investing money into infrastructure that will run our own oil and make profits will be the future like it or not.

We can't expect a steady supply from anywhere except ourselves.
 
Do you have any idea how much money it would take to do that?


You’d probably be the first one bitching when fuel cost went through the fucking roof
Depends on the reason.

Im not terribly knowledge able on the subject and open to learning, but it seems in the long run shipping it from SA or Iraq would be more expensive than changing our production methods to refine domestic oil.

I'd guess t would be a temporary bump until they got it re calibrated or what ever it took, then prices should drop.
 
The way we run things someday when we go solar some son of a bitch will figure out how to stuff thier pockets with imported daylight to break off in our ass.
And pass some law like in California where its illegal to save your rainwater..."Sorry, you cant have that spare sunlight unless you pay a tax."
 
Our short term profit driven system is eventually going to run itself into the ground.

The narrow minded strategy of riding a horse into the ground will bite the US in the ass.

Investing money into infrastructure that will run our own oil and make profits will be the future like it or not.

We can't expect a steady supply from anywhere except ourselves.
Its not a financially viable solution.

Real quick. Tell me what happens if the hydrocarbon markets tanks and the light produce coming from shale(which is expensive to produce)is no longer economically viable? Like what happened during the Rona. Serious question.

I think you are letting this American self sufficiency idea, override what is actually financially viable and wise.

I personally agree we should build more Refining capacity in the US. But it is not something that can just be flipped on and off like a light switch. And you must consider market fluctuation. If you have some ace up your sleeve knowledge, the industry would pay you well to share it.
 
Our short term profit driven system is eventually going to run itself into the ground.

The narrow minded strategy of riding a horse into the ground will bite the US in the ass.

Investing money into infrastructure that will run our own oil and make profits will be the future like it or not.

We can't expect a steady supply from anywhere except ourselves.

Our country and entire industries being ran by MBAs who have to demonstrate to shareholders perpetual profit, quarter after quarter, leads to companies cannibalizing themselves eventually.

Just like what's happening at Boeing - and many other big corporations in the US.

Beyond that, the US is currently going down the same path as every other failed empire - over stretching itself militarily around the globe, fighting needless wars and taking on massive debt to do so.
 
It's not that our oil industry hasn't figured this out.

They are driven by short term greed and don't give a fuck.

As someone who used to work for a "super major" oil company, I can confirm.

The same shit that's caused Boeing to be a hollow shell of its former self is happening to the major oil companies.
 
Its not a financially viable solution.

Real quick. Tell me what happens if the hydrocarbon markets tanks and the light produce coming from shale(which is expensive to produce)is no longer economically viable? Like what happened during the Rona. Serious question.

I think you are letting this American self sufficiency idea, override what is actually financially viable and wise.

I personally agree we should build more Refining capacity in the US. But it is not something that can just be flipped on and off like a light switch. And you must consider market fluctuation. If you have some ace up your sleeve knowledge, the industry would pay you well to share it.
Keeping production costs down on building refineries would be a start. Circa 1975 I signed on as a union painter when they were building a Champlain refinery in Corpus Christi. When they didnt have any work they'd send us up to the top of the tower with a broom and told us "Stay up there out of sight." We were making $7.00 per hour (then beni's on top of that)do stay out of sight and there were a bunch of us. Not a complaint, 7 per hour for snoozing is alright with me but damn...
 
I stand by my statement.

We could make adjustments to our refining process and run strait domestic.

The fact that it's cheaper to import and use a blend doesn't change what I said.
Your statement isn't wrong, but you are arguing against your own position here with respect to the impacts upon oil and gas in this instance.

We COULD do that, true. But WILL we?
And how LONG will it take to do that?
Is the ROI for the refiners there? What happens if EV comes back with the next liberal president and congress?

These are critical factors in doing what you are suggesting. Its the time aspect that is important - if a shut down lasts only months it crushes the ROI to retrofit or build. So in the time it would take to do those things and the length of time of the disruption is where the economic impact lies.