Just breaking now. This has HUGE implications, considering Qatar’s radicalism, the near war with Saudi Arabia, etc.
1 posted on
12/02/2018 11:12:39 PM PST by
tcrlaf
To: tcrlaf
I guess the commodities market is going to react by driving my gas prices higher.
At least for the short term. Hard to predict what commodities markets will do.
2 posted on
12/02/2018 11:17:45 PM PST by
dp0622
(The Left should know if.. Trump is kicked out of office, it is WAR!)
To: tcrlaf
11 posted on
12/03/2018 2:20:49 AM PST by
gattaca
("Government's first duty is to protect the people, not run their lives." Ronald Reagan)
To: tcrlaf
12 posted on
12/03/2018 2:59:52 AM PST by
silverleaf
(A man who kneels for the national anthem doesn't stand for much of anything)
To: tcrlaf
VERY good news..!
If not for US fracking I’m not sure we’d be seeing this now.
13 posted on
12/03/2018 3:08:12 AM PST by
gaijin
To: tcrlaf
For the younger crowd, being stuck in gas lines was no fun. That was OPEC. It was especially not fun when it was an odd day and you had an even license plate and were in another state trying to get back home.
OPEC sucks, and this will help kill OPEC.
14 posted on
12/03/2018 4:44:01 AM PST by
palmer
(...if we do not have strong families and strong values, then we will be weak and we will not survive)
To: tcrlaf
Wonder how much Iran has to do with this....
18 posted on
12/03/2018 5:00:58 AM PST by
mewzilla
(Is Central America emptying its prisons?)
To: tcrlaf
19 posted on
12/03/2018 5:03:39 AM PST by
mewzilla
(Is Central America emptying its prisons?)
To: tcrlaf
Qatar has huge LNG reserves....maybe they want to take some customers from the USA.
26 posted on
12/03/2018 7:26:37 AM PST by
spokeshave2
(The Paradigm has shifted...the New World Order is Trumpian.)
To: tcrlaf
Qatar and Saudi have been at “near” war for decades. Border skirmishes are common. FWIW
27 posted on
12/03/2018 8:17:38 AM PST by
rrrod
(just an old guy with a gun in his pocket)
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