Yes it will......probably closer to the $200 mark.....many people are betting on this to happening
I’ll promise not to “rage” if the king sends me enough money.
Take em out - take out the Saudi royals aka House of Saud.
Let oil get to $200 a barrell. The USA has 4 times the saudis reserves in oil. Maybe the american pubic will turn off Obama Tv and wake up. I am not holding my breath.
Thanks for the reminder to top off my gastank tonight on the way home. I’m betting that gas prices will jump at least another 10 cents a gallon overnight.
For example, in Saudi Arabia the practice of any religion other than Islam is strictly forbidden. By law, citizens of Saudi Arabia are not permitted to change religion. Even foreign visitors are forbidden to openly practice any other religion. It is a whole different world. You cannot go to the store and buy a Bible in Saudi Arabia. In fact, if you try to pass out Bibles in Saudi Arabia you will be thrown into prison.
Beheadings and other brutal public executions still happen in Saudi Arabia to this day.
So if you plan of being a revolutionary in Saudi Arabia you had better put your big boy pants on, because the Saudis play hardball.
Attack on Iraq pipeline halt oil exports...
A government spokesman says a bomb has hit Iraq’s largest oil pipeline, halting exports to Turkey in an insurgent strike that could lead to millions of dollars in losses.
Oil Ministry spokesman Asim Jihad said gunmen planted the bomb on the Beiji pipeline Wednesday evening near the town of Shurqat, 155 miles (250 kilometers) northwest of Baghdad.
Jihad said the blast stopped the oil from being pumped, and the pipeline would be shut down for at least three days for repairs.
He said the pipeline generally pumps about 400,000 barrels of oil each day.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/41991561
Another psuedo Facebook and Google powered revolution? Has anyone kept appraised of what wonders that has worked in Egypt? Chaos presently reigns there and the Military is going to have to practice some of that despicable “violence” that has been so abhorred by American pundits before any kind of order will be restored there.
I wonder how long it will be before someone realizes that an internet revolution is worth about as much as the air it is transmitted across. In Libya, a revolution was begun by worldwide web support. However, the actual(as opposed to virtual) warriors against the Dictator are now screaming for someone(which is always America) to destroy Quadafi’s airforce and to enforce a no-fly zone, since none of the “Revolutionaries” has even the rudimentary knowledge of how to fire the (two?) anti-aircraft guns they have managed to get hold of.
How many so-called “fights for freedom from oppression” does anyone think the United States can participate in or finance?
I’m waiting to see how long it takes for reality to set in.
I’m waiting to see how long it takes those poor people who actually have to face down enemy forces to realize that armchair, Facebook and Google warriors don’t share the danger and risk of death along with them and have no skin in the game other than the ability to watch them kill themselves. The Facebook crowd is kind of like Romans watching carnage in the arena; its entertainment.
Hows about holding up on the “revolutions” until a clear alternative has been thought out. There aren’t enough concessions, deals, perks or individual rights that will ever satisfy any mob of anarchists with no clear objective, and certainly no bloodless way to restore order once it’s trampled by a mob.
Attack on Iraq pipeline halt oil exports...
A government spokesman says a bomb has hit Iraq’s largest oil pipeline, halting exports to Turkey in an insurgent strike that could lead to millions of dollars in losses.
Oil Ministry spokesman Asim Jihad said gunmen planted the bomb on the Beiji pipeline Wednesday evening near the town of Shurqat, 155 miles (250 kilometers) northwest of Baghdad.
Jihad said the blast stopped the oil from being pumped, and the pipeline would be shut down for at least three days for repairs.
He said the pipeline generally pumps about 400,000 barrels of oil each day.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/41991561
Attack on Iraq pipeline halt oil exports...
A government spokesman says a bomb has hit Iraq’s largest oil pipeline, halting exports to Turkey in an insurgent strike that could lead to millions of dollars in losses.
Oil Ministry spokesman Asim Jihad said gunmen planted the bomb on the Beiji pipeline Wednesday evening near the town of Shurqat, 155 miles (250 kilometers) northwest of Baghdad.
Jihad said the blast stopped the oil from being pumped, and the pipeline would be shut down for at least three days for repairs.
He said the pipeline generally pumps about 400,000 barrels of oil each day.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/41991561
There they go again, building it up so it has to happen just as they planned, I mean predicted.
Gas will be $10 a gallon, if you can get it. Even the environwhackos and peak oil preachers will be saying, “Drill baby drill.”