[PGR88]

Saudi Arabia is not America’s friend.

[Vince Ferrer]

Due to their recent squacking, I’d guess Saidu Arabia is getting hit harder than this article implies.

[KarlInOhio]

I wonder how Venezuela is doing (other than being a few years ahead of us in having socialism destroy their economy). They relied on exporting to us because few can or will refine their high sulfur crude oil.

[Red Dog #1]

Our economy should be booming.

[rockinqsranch]

PING for comments.

[Orangedog]

Yes, the shale boom is so brutal to the saudis...they are only getting $100 a barrel even with all that record US production. Someone is getting screwed, and it isn't the arabs.

[elpadre]

I sure do wish that with all this oil/gasoline being produced in the US they would get our prices at the pump down. The cost of operating our vehicles is way too high - at least for me and everyone I know.

[Clay Moore]

So this could impact the Saudi’s mosque/terrorist training site building fund?

[SandRat]

This is good news.

[Popman]

I hope to live long enough to see the US not buy one drop of their stinking Saudi oil...

Let them eat their sand and camel dung...

Freaking retrograde bearded savages...

[jyro]

Nigeria needs to persue contracts with China

[MinuteGal]

I'm amazed that Obama and his evil minions haven't found a way to stifle the North American oil boom through ecology regulations, war with Canada or whatever.

He better appoint Algore as Stifle Czar real quick before the U.S. becomes (gasp) energy independent.

Leni

[Repeat Offender]

We are still a nation that depends on the oil and this is wrong and dangerous."

No, what's dangerous is the jihadi 7th century barbarians in your dirthole of a country, #ss##l#. Perhaps if after 4000 years you'd moved beyond wiping your backside bare handed and stopped exporting terrorism, I might give a #### about your plight and well being.

But, since that isn't the case, it looks like for you there's only oil for dinner; good news is there's plenty of it.

[WilliamofCarmichael]

The bottom line The U.S. shale revolution is exacerbating an existing divide between OPEC member countries.

.. and let's deal with our domestic enemies as well as foreign enemies.

I think it can be argued that "green energy" as a replacement for oil is a devastatingly wasteful daydream; we must "drill now!" to stop the Western world and friends' dependence upon the Middle East;

and all the aging 1960s Marxist-Alinsky campus radical, psycho spoiled brats and their ideological issue, hate-America pukes in the Administration, academia, MSM, entertainment, et al -- arguably the Establishment -- can all go to hell; voluntarily or we'll send them there.

It's our turn to "Bring it all down, man!"

[Southack]

Saudi oil sheikhs are one thing, but the world was for certain not ready for Nigerian oil barons.

Problem solved.

[Berosus]

Pray tell, why are we cutting back more on purchases of Nigerian oil than Saudi oil? I’m inclined to tell them, “A plague on both your houses.”

[trebb]

Once again, despite the government, the private sector does more harm to our enemies than those who have sworn to defend us and the Constitution...