That’s a Saudi problem, not ours.
Agree......let SA defend themselves and we should sell them plenty of our “dated” weapontry and up grade ours with the profits...win-win situation.
I was over there flying flight test (as a civilian) in the last year or so. We (the US) have a lot of military assets over there in Gulf. Without bringing them home, it also becomes our problem. Just sayin.
Cheers, always love your posts/comments.
It’s ours when they drive up the price of oil.
6 Agree......let SA defend themselves and we should sell them plenty of our “dated” weapontry and up grade ours with the profits...win-win situation.
8 It’s ours when they drive up the price of oil.
I need someone to explain the "big picture" interconnectedness of …
1. international reserve currency being U.S. dollars
2. international oil transactions traded in U.S. dollars
3. world economy, including U.S., dependent upon energy/oil, affected by disruption of availability of Middle East oil
4. Russia and China working to develop another international currency alternative to the U.S. dollar