The Real Reason Obama Nixed The Keystone Pipeline
Nov 13, 2015 02:18:58 #
Story By John Meyers
President Barack Obamas rejection of the Keystone XL Pipeline project, which would have provided 40,000 jobs and greater oil security for the United States, has less to do with the president being pro-Green and more to do with him being anti-white.
Sound crazy? Not to renowned writer, economist and political analyst Ben Stein who said of Obama last year: This president is the most r****t president there has ever been in America. He is purposely trying to use race to divide Americans.
Stein added that Obama first used d******e issues to get v**es and now so as to build his legacy. Obama so much as admits to his r****m in his book, Dreams from My Father: Story of Race and Inheritance. In it he writes:
I ceased to advertise my mothers race at the age of twelve or thirteen, when I began to suspect that by doing so I was ingratiating myself to w****s
[I]t remained necessary to prove which side you were on, to show your loyalty to the black masses, to strike out and name names.
[T]here was something about him that made me wary. A little too sure of himself, maybe. And white
white men and brown men whose fates didnt speak to my own. It was into my fathers image, the black man, son of Africa, that Id packed all the attributes I sought in myself, the attributes of Martin and Malcolm, DuBois and Mandela.
Obama says it in black and white, he wants to emulate Malcom X, a convicted criminal who loathed w****s and preached racial violence. Just imagine if Mitt Romney said David Duke had influenced his thinking.
As with African-Americans, Islam holds a special place in the heart of the president of the United States. Obama bows to the king of Saudi Arabia and supports the policy of the ruthless Arab kingdom that only allows temporary work visas for non-Saudi citizens (many of them white) while forbidding Christianity and free speech: two pillars America has rested upon since the nation was founded 240 years ago.
That is of no consequence to Obama.
And while consumers are enthusiastic about oil prices sitting just above $40 per barrel, it is just part of the long-term strategy of Saudi Arabia, which, with Obamas consent, has flooded the worlds markets, driving prices down from over $100 per barrel 18 months ago. The tragic result is that the flourishing North American oil and oil shale industries are being gutted. The cost of the Saudi/Obama oil conspiracy is that billions of dollars in new investments and hundreds of thousands of high-paying oil patch jobs are disappearing.
The litmus test for the health of the nations petroleum industry since 1944 has been the Baker Hughes rig count. As you can see in the chart below the number of active rigs drilling for petroleum has fallen from more than 2,100 to 800. That is just a statistic until you consider the human cost.
As was reported last July, nearly 50,000 U.S. energy jobs have been lost in the past three months on top of 100,000 employees laid off since oil prices started to fall. Initial rounds of layoffs were blue-collar jobs such as roughnecks, fracking crews. More recently, engineers and scientists are being let go, which is an indication the oil patch doesnt think there will be a recovery in petroleum prices for at least two years.
I live in Alberta, Canada, where 35,000 industry jobs have disappeared provincewide.
The oil business cannot turn on a dime. And Saudi Arabia is sitting on more than $1 trillion tucked in its war chest. Once it decides to shut down some of its spigots, thereby sending crude prices back to the $100 barrel range, its high-cost competitors will take years to ramp up old and abandoned projects.
This is exactly what happened in 1985. I know because I was at an emergency OPEC meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, when Saudi Arabia executed this same policy to shut down high-cost oil producers by flooding world markets with oil. The benchmark price of crude fell to $10 per barrel. The North American oil industry didnt recover for than more a decade.
And so it goes again, but this time Saudi has an important ally: the president of the United States.
World prices are falling, as you can see in the chart below. But Saudi and other Arab oil exports to the United States are rising. For the president, these energy policies k**l three birds with one stone:
1. They satisfy Obamas commitment to make America weaker.
2. They help his legacy with the Greens.
3. They guarantee millions in Saudi money to build his p**********l library and finance his version of the Clinton Foundation.
According to former Sen. Joe Lieberman, no other country has penetrated Washington as deeply and powerfully as has the Saudi lobby. Lieberman, a former candidate for vice president, has complained that when it comes to Saudi links to Islamic terrorists, The FBI and maybe other parts of our government have seemed to want to almost defend the Saudis, or not be as aggressive as they should be about the Saudis.
The Keystone opponents as stupid as the Keystone Kops
This brings us back to the Greens who stopped the Keystone XL Pipeline, largely because it might cause an accident. This flies in the face of facts. America already is operating 2.6 million miles of petroleum pipelines that have been built over decades. The pipeline operator, T***sCanada, has declared that Keystone would be the safest pipeline ever built in North America. You might think that would provide assurance when you consider that based on fatality statistics from 2005 through 2009, oil pipelines are roughly 70 times safer than trucks, which k**led four times as many people during those years, despite t***sporting only a tiny fraction of fuel shipments.
And shipping by rail isnt all that safe either. This was highlighted last weekend. Reuters reported: A Canadian Pacific freight train carrying crude oil through Wisconsin derailed on Sunday, knocking 13 cars off the tracks, spilling oil and leading 35 homes to be evacuated The day before, BNSF Railway Co. crews had stopped the flow of ethanol from a freight train that derailed 140 miles away.
Thankfully, we have just over a year of this pro-environmentalist, pro-green (money), r****t president. Its as if America couldnt choose a worse president. Then again, we shouldnt sell Hillary Clinton short.
Yours in good times and bad,
John Myers
John Myers is editor of Myers Energy and Gold Report. The son of C.V. Myers, the original publisher of Oilweek Magazine, John has worked with two of the worlds largest investment publishers, Phillips and Agora. He was the original editor for Outstanding Investments and has more than 20 years experience as an investment writer. John is a graduate of the University of Calgary. He has worked for Prudential Securities in Spokane, Wash., as a registered investment advisor. His office location in Calgary, Alberta, is just minutes away from the headquarters of some of the biggest players in todays energy markets. This gives him personal access to everyone from oil CEOs to roughnecks, where he learns secrets from oil insiders he passes on to his subscribers. Plus, during his years in Spokane he cultivated a network of relationships with mining insiders in Idaho, Oregon and Washington.
My comments;
The big problem with most Americans is, they tend to have very short memories; with most people, once they have been "s**mmed" once, they remember it and and they are consequently much harder to "s**m" the second time; as John Meyers points out, we have been down this road before; quite recently as a matter of fact; do YOU remember what the OPEC countries pulled in 1985? (Do you even REMEMBER 1985? ) Almost exactly the same thing that's happening at this very moment......crude oil prices dropped like a rock, crude oil plunged to $10 / barrel, gasoline became almost as cheap as bottled water, and everyone celebrated the dirt cheap gas prices!
But like John Meyers points out, this all didn't just happen by accident; it was all carefully "orchestrated" by the people with the most to benefit; Saudi Arabia and the rest of the OPEC countries.
The big difference though between "then" and "now" was.......in 1985 the U.S. was almost completely dependent on middle-east oil! Our domestic production then was a mere drop in the bucket. Just about the time everyone thought "happy days are here again" relative to crude oil and gas prices, our "friends", (the Saudis ), flipped the switch, their crude oil production dropped like a fat man stepping on a banana peel, and crude oil prices (and gasoline prices ) shot UP like a rocket!
Today things are completely different; today the U.S. oil reserves are probably more than the Saudis, the petroleum industry was the biggest supplier of high paid jobs in our whole economy, ........then BINGO! the sneaky Saudis "stuck it to us" once again!
This whole thing reminds me of a very old "saying" that I have been hearing my entire life now; "everyone complains about the weather, but no one ever does anything about it"!
Aren't we lucky though! Now we have such geniuses as Algore and The Bummer to TELL us what we can "do about the weather"! (stop burning f****l f**l, drive "battery-operated cars, heat our houses with solar panels, and everything will be "hunky-dory"! (at least for Algore and The Bummer ); for everyone else......not so much!
Do any of you libtards understand the meaning of the word, "subsidy"? Ever hear the old one about "robbing Peter to pay Paul"? It's pretty much the same thing; (Paul is a lazy-ass couch-potato and he needs a new car; like all lazy-ass couch potatoes, Paul doesn't have a job, so he doesn't have to work;
Peter on the other hand is a work-a-holic! (has three jobs and scrubs sidewalks on week end as a "volunteer" ); because Peter has those 3 jobs, he has to pay a lot of "tax";
What do suppose the dimocRATS in the WH and the l***hes at the IRS do with all those taxes that they "confiscate" every week from Peter's pay check! Why.....they GIVE about 33% of it to "lazy-ass" couch-potatoes (like Paul ), who have a champaign appetite and a distilled water "income" (and no job! ) That dear readers (and libertardian nit-wits is what's known as "a subsidy"!
Oh.......and our "friends", the Saudis.........with friends like that, who can afford any enemies?
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President Barack Obamas rejection of the Keystone XL Pipeline project, which would have provided 40,000 jobs and greater oil security for the United States, has less to do with the president being pro-Green and more to do with him being anti-white.
Sound crazy? Not to renowned writer, economist and political analyst Ben Stein who said of Obama last year: This president is the most r****t president there has ever been in America. He is purposely trying to use race to divide Americans.
Stein added that Obama first used d******e issues to get v**es and now so as to build his legacy. Obama so much as admits to his r****m in his book, Dreams from My Father: Story of Race and Inheritance. In it he writes:
I ceased to advertise my mothers race at the age of twelve or thirteen, when I began to suspect that by doing so I was ingratiating myself to w****s
[I]t remained necessary to prove which side you were on, to show your loyalty to the black masses, to strike out and name names.
[T]here was something about him that made me wary. A little too sure of himself, maybe. And white
white men and brown men whose fates didnt speak to my own. It was into my fathers image, the black man, son of Africa, that Id packed all the attributes I sought in myself, the attributes of Martin and Malcolm, DuBois and Mandela.
Obama says it in black and white, he wants to emulate Malcom X, a convicted criminal who loathed w****s and preached racial violence. Just imagine if Mitt Romney said David Duke had influenced his thinking.
As with African-Americans, Islam holds a special place in the heart of the president of the United States. Obama bows to the king of Saudi Arabia and supports the policy of the ruthless Arab kingdom that only allows temporary work visas for non-Saudi citizens (many of them white) while forbidding Christianity and free speech: two pillars America has rested upon since the nation was founded 240 years ago.
That is of no consequence to Obama.
And while consumers are enthusiastic about oil prices sitting just above $40 per barrel, it is just part of the long-term strategy of Saudi Arabia, which, with Obamas consent, has flooded the worlds markets, driving prices down from over $100 per barrel 18 months ago. The tragic result is that the flourishing North American oil and oil shale industries are being gutted. The cost of the Saudi/Obama oil conspiracy is that billions of dollars in new investments and hundreds of thousands of high-paying oil patch jobs are disappearing.
The litmus test for the health of the nations petroleum industry since 1944 has been the Baker Hughes rig count. As you can see in the chart below the number of active rigs drilling for petroleum has fallen from more than 2,100 to 800. That is just a statistic until you consider the human cost.
As was reported last July, nearly 50,000 U.S. energy jobs have been lost in the past three months on top of 100,000 employees laid off since oil prices started to fall. Initial rounds of layoffs were blue-collar jobs such as roughnecks, fracking crews. More recently, engineers and scientists are being let go, which is an indication the oil patch doesnt think there will be a recovery in petroleum prices for at least two years.
I live in Alberta, Canada, where 35,000 industry jobs have disappeared provincewide.
The oil business cannot turn on a dime. And Saudi Arabia is sitting on more than $1 trillion tucked in its war chest. Once it decides to shut down some of its spigots, thereby sending crude prices back to the $100 barrel range, its high-cost competitors will take years to ramp up old and abandoned projects.
This is exactly what happened in 1985. I know because I was at an emergency OPEC meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, when Saudi Arabia executed this same policy to shut down high-cost oil producers by flooding world markets with oil. The benchmark price of crude fell to $10 per barrel. The North American oil industry didnt recover for than more a decade.
And so it goes again, but this time Saudi has an important ally: the president of the United States.
World prices are falling, as you can see in the chart below. But Saudi and other Arab oil exports to the United States are rising. For the president, these energy policies k**l three birds with one stone:
1. They satisfy Obamas commitment to make America weaker.
2. They help his legacy with the Greens.
3. They guarantee millions in Saudi money to build his p**********l library and finance his version of the Clinton Foundation.
According to former Sen. Joe Lieberman, no other country has penetrated Washington as deeply and powerfully as has the Saudi lobby. Lieberman, a former candidate for vice president, has complained that when it comes to Saudi links to Islamic terrorists, The FBI and maybe other parts of our government have seemed to want to almost defend the Saudis, or not be as aggressive as they should be about the Saudis.
The Keystone opponents as stupid as the Keystone Kops
This brings us back to the Greens who stopped the Keystone XL Pipeline, largely because it might cause an accident. This flies in the face of facts. America already is operating 2.6 million miles of petroleum pipelines that have been built over decades. The pipeline operator, T***sCanada, has declared that Keystone would be the safest pipeline ever built in North America. You might think that would provide assurance when you consider that based on fatality statistics from 2005 through 2009, oil pipelines are roughly 70 times safer than trucks, which k**led four times as many people during those years, despite t***sporting only a tiny fraction of fuel shipments.
And shipping by rail isnt all that safe either. This was highlighted last weekend. Reuters reported: A Canadian Pacific freight train carrying crude oil through Wisconsin derailed on Sunday, knocking 13 cars off the tracks, spilling oil and leading 35 homes to be evacuated The day before, BNSF Railway Co. crews had stopped the flow of ethanol from a freight train that derailed 140 miles away.
Thankfully, we have just over a year of this pro-environmentalist, pro-green (money), r****t president. Its as if America couldnt choose a worse president. Then again, we shouldnt sell Hillary Clinton short.
Yours in good times and bad,
John Myers
John Myers is editor of Myers Energy and Gold Report. The son of C.V. Myers, the original publisher of Oilweek Magazine, John has worked with two of the worlds largest investment publishers, Phillips and Agora. He was the original editor for Outstanding Investments and has more than 20 years experience as an investment writer. John is a graduate of the University of Calgary. He has worked for Prudential Securities in Spokane, Wash., as a registered investment advisor. His office location in Calgary, Alberta, is just minutes away from the headquarters of some of the biggest players in todays energy markets. This gives him personal access to everyone from oil CEOs to roughnecks, where he learns secrets from oil insiders he passes on to his subscribers. Plus, during his years in Spokane he cultivated a network of relationships with mining insiders in Idaho, Oregon and Washington.
My comments;
The big problem with most Americans is, they tend to have very short memories; with most people, once they have been "s**mmed" once, they remember it and and they are consequently much harder to "s**m" the second time; as John Meyers points out, we have been down this road before; quite recently as a matter of fact; do YOU remember what the OPEC countries pulled in 1985? (Do you even REMEMBER 1985? ) Almost exactly the same thing that's happening at this very moment......crude oil prices dropped like a rock, crude oil plunged to $10 / barrel, gasoline became almost as cheap as bottled water, and everyone celebrated the dirt cheap gas prices!
But like John Meyers points out, this all didn't just happen by accident; it was all carefully "orchestrated" by the people with the most to benefit; Saudi Arabia and the rest of the OPEC countries.
The big difference though between "then" and "now" was.......in 1985 the U.S. was almost completely dependent on middle-east oil! Our domestic production then was a mere drop in the bucket. Just about the time everyone thought "happy days are here again" relative to crude oil and gas prices, our "friends", (the Saudis ), flipped the switch, their crude oil production dropped like a fat man stepping on a banana peel, and crude oil prices (and gasoline prices ) shot UP like a rocket!
Today things are completely different; today the U.S. oil reserves are probably more than the Saudis, the petroleum industry was the biggest supplier of high paid jobs in our whole economy, ........then BINGO! the sneaky Saudis "stuck it to us" once again!
This whole thing reminds me of a very old "saying" that I have been hearing my entire life now; "everyone complains about the weather, but no one ever does anything about it"!
Aren't we lucky though! Now we have such geniuses as Algore and The Bummer to TELL us what we can "do about the weather"! (stop burning f****l f**l, drive "battery-operated cars, heat our houses with solar panels, and everything will be "hunky-dory"! (at least for Algore and The Bummer ); for everyone else......not so much!
Do any of you libtards understand the meaning of the word, "subsidy"? Ever hear the old one about "robbing Peter to pay Paul"? It's pretty much the same thing; (Paul is a lazy-ass couch-potato and he needs a new car; like all lazy-ass couch potatoes, Paul doesn't have a job, so he doesn't have to work;
Peter on the other hand is a work-a-holic! (has three jobs and scrubs sidewalks on week end as a "volunteer" ); because Peter has those 3 jobs, he has to pay a lot of "tax";
What do suppose the dimocRATS in the WH and the l***hes at the IRS do with all those taxes that they "confiscate" every week from Peter's pay check! Why.....they GIVE about 33% of it to "lazy-ass" couch-potatoes (like Paul ), who have a champaign appetite and a distilled water "income" (and no job! ) That dear readers (and libertardian nit-wits is what's known as "a subsidy"!
Oh.......and our "friends", the Saudis.........with friends like that, who can afford any enemies?
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Why We Won't Have A Keystone Pipeline For At Least Another 18 Months
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Obozo Making An Ass out Of Himself In Africa; ( Notice Moochelle )
Nov 13, 2015 06:59:30 #
richosob
Loc: Lambertville, MI
You are right my friend, this clown will go down in history as the worst president we have ever had and the most r****t president also. I remember shortly after he took office that there was a professor in the northeast (can't remember where) but hewas complaining about treatment from some police. Obummer didn't wait for the facts he jumped right in and said " the police acted stupidly ". Well it turned out the problem was with the professor and not the police and the "beer summit " resulted. I knew he was a r****t then and he has not stopped since. All those black kids being k**led in Chicago and he doesn't even mention it. I think they should fumigate the Whitehouse when this guy leaves cause he has done nothing but stink the place up.
Rich
Rich
Nov 13, 2015 07:38:57 #
Nov 13, 2015 09:50:59 #
Nov 13, 2015 15:44:25 #
richosob wrote:
All those black kids being k**led in Chicago and he doesn't even mention it.
Rich
Rich
I occasionally listen to Chicago PD dispatch with a scanner app on my phone. Last night between 9 and 10 PST, there were four separate dispatches for "shots fired". Two of those resulted in dead bodies. One in a car, the other laying in the middle of an intersection. Both "male, black".
Nov 13, 2015 15:46:16 #
Steven Seward wrote:
?
He might have realized he said something typically inappropriate and edited it away?
Nov 13, 2015 18:17:29 #
Steven Seward wrote:
Obama stopped the pipeline because he's a r****t??
Nov 13, 2015 18:28:15 #
green wrote:
Obama stopped the pipeline because he's a r****t?
No, because he h**es America.
Nov 13, 2015 20:26:24 #
green wrote:
Obama stopped the pipeline because he's a r****t?
Yeah, I think it is appropriate to just yell R****T every time you hear something about Obama. Works for me. :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
Nov 13, 2015 20:59:19 #
skylane5sp wrote:
No, because he h**es America.
I think nixing the pipeline has something with a guy named Bloomberg.
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