on 31-08-2014 11:55 AM
Iraq has essentially just began another civil war, and it's totally unclear how long it's going to last or how it's going to end. And no one's sure what to do about it.....
Any conflict or prelonged war/fighting in Iraq threatens oil supply to the USA....of course!
.....it's all about oil supply.....AGAIN!
http://www.vox.com/2014/6/13/5803712/11-things-iraq-crisis-isis
Tony Abbott is supporting.
Looks like drones will be used to bomb Iraq
Solved! Go to Solution.
31-08-2014 08:25 PM - edited 31-08-2014 08:28 PM
@paintsew007 wrote:you are entitled to your opinion as am I.
I will stick with mine. I am not ranting and I am not a lunatic.
This whole issue is about OIL. No-one in this gives a rats about these people or the powers to be would have gone in when ISIS was running amok in Syria.....
I will stick with mine. I am not ranting and I am not a lunatic.
Yes you are. With an agenda that's so obvious.
No-one in this gives a rats about these people
Don't tell me no one here cares. That is the ONLY reason the people want to finish them. And I mean people...if corporations or government officials have other motivations...THAT, we (the people) don't care about (if we could change that we would...but in the end it's about doing what's right). Seeing those innocent people murdered, the rest trapped up in the mountains....men, women, AND children trapped....
I was happy to see an escape route created for them. How scary it must have been for them.
Not to mention....
In a sickening display of savagery, Islamic State militants paraded 250 nearly naked captured soldiers through the Syrian desert before forcing them to their knees and mercilessly gunning them down from behind.
http://nypost.com/2014/08/28/syrian-soldiers-march-to-their-death-in-isis-massacre/
What I don't care about is oil. I'm willing to pay 10 times what it cost for gas and oil if it means putting a stop to them and all the people like them.
This whole issue is about OIL.
Wrong again, as usual. We have spent 10 times what it would cost in oil fighting them...not to mention the loss of lives...our own citizens. We don't need their oil, we produce approx 40% of oil use right here and get MOST of it from other sources.
http://www.npr.org/2012/04/11/150444802/where-does-america-get-oil-you-may-be-surprised
the powers to be would have gone in when ISIS was running amok in Syria.....
Yeah right...except they weren't running amok murdering hundreds...maybe thousands of people.
The only thing to make people like you see clearly will be when we get tired of hearing people like you complaining and decide to do nothing. Maybe when you find THEM on YOUR doorstep you'll change your tune.
Till then....you're just another wacko bent on complaining about the US.
on 31-08-2014 08:25 PM - last edited on 01-09-2014 10:17 AM by luna-2304
got to go and water my pot plants have a nice evening
on 31-08-2014 08:37 PM
Thank you so much for telling it like it is and to not allow the sickening rants to go on and on unchallenged.
At last somebody else to stand up and never allow these barbaric opinions to stand.
on 31-08-2014 08:45 PM
@micasheen wrote:Thank you so much for telling it like it is and to not allow the sickening rants to go on and on unchallenged.
At last somebody else to stand up and never allow these barbaric opinions to stand.
I usually don't because that one...even in the face of irrefutable proof will create and manufacture an argument against it.
31-08-2014 08:49 PM - edited 31-08-2014 08:52 PM
and this one is convinced that posters who speak out about what the US Govt does and then states that they don't agree with what they do....that these posters are ranting nut cases.....*wow.....and accuse these posters of hating the US - which is BS
The facts speak for themselves per the title of this thread: OIL again....Tony Abbot to support US bombing IRAQ
....a few are upset by this obviously.
Don't take it out on me!
I am not the decision maker/makers in all this MESS.
I would not bomb innocent people in any country.....and using unmanned Drones too.
on 31-08-2014 09:53 PM
Pie graph has been hurriedly C&Pd from wherever.....is out of date 2012??
From May 2012 to May of 2014 the US has imported 56,601 LESS barrels of oil per month.
Micasheen said:
Thank you so much for telling it like it is and....
Maybe I should be Thanking you and the people in your country for this....
Tony Abbot to support US bombing IRAQ isis
on 31-08-2014 10:34 PM
Hear hear.
Thanks for posting that info instead of the twisted stuff poured out as fact. Doesn't wash with people who really know what its about instead of the scorn poured on the countries who are standing up to barbarism and mass murder.
on 31-08-2014 11:02 PM
The word coalition is now being used and how convenient is the word "humanitarian", use that word at other times and lefty, luvvie blahblah gets thrown around.
Australia still at America's beck and call
Having learnt little from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, Australia is ready to do Washington's bidding – again.
It seems it doesn't matter which party is in power in Canberra or in Washington, when that call comes from the White House, Australian prime ministers are too eager to wade in.
The word "coalition" is being avoided this time around – Tony Abbott's statement said that Australia would "join international partners" to airlift arms and ammunition to Kurdish forces in the north of Iraq.
This kind of deal invariably is dressed up to look clean enough at first blush. But Abbott's Sunday statement on the arms deliveries revealed the contours of messy dealings – as much in what it did not say as what it said.
on 31-08-2014 11:58 PM
on 01-09-2014 12:05 AM
Current production costs have not changed significantly from the 2008 costs represented on this chart. Using the data on this chart, it is easy to see why Oil Company profits have sky-rocketed as the open market price of oil surges over $100.00 per barrel. Oil prices at $105 per barrel provide a profit approaching $65 per barrel for conventional oil sources. Every time oil speculators drive up the price of oil futures in response to world political conditions, consumers feel the pain at the oil pump.
It has already been repeated many times; the only way North American consumers are going to be protected from rising fossil fuel prices is to fully develop every possible domestic oil resource. Solar, wind and other alternative energy sources are important, but we will be dependent of fossil fuels for the foreseeable future. Until Americans get to the point that they demand of their politicians that the nation’s domestic fossil fuel resources be fully developed and utilized, the nation will be at the mercy of the World’s oil speculators.