[elpadre]

more:

“...All these options depend, of course, on the European decision to purchase natural gas from the east Mediterranean. The EU has financed a study of a pipeline from the gas fields of the region to Europe but seems indifferent to this project....”

[dila813]

I wonder how long before we build a pipeline to Europe, there were proposals back in the cold war to have neutrally buoyant pipelines between Iceland to Scotland, Iceland to Greenland, and Greenland to Canada.

They seemed politically out of reach because of cheaper gas and coal was king back then

[Basket_of_Deplorables]

Hard to believe the Germans actually fell for the false flag “atrocity” events in Ukraine.

Along with many others.

[AndyTheBear]

Oil is a fairly fungible commodity. If there are some willing to meet their needs with Russian oil they will likely be able to get a better price since Russia has fewer customers. Which means they will buy as much oil at the better price as possible. Which means they are buying less oil from the sources that serve those that are boycotting Russian oil.

The invisible hand of the market gets around boycotts that are only partial for a fungible commodity.

[metmom]

The Hook?

Ping

[Safrguns]

This question stumbles into what I believe will be the trigger to Ezekiel 38 among other things which constitute the “Hook in the jaws of Gog of Magog”

Put simply, YES!... Israel will end up selling oil and up-ending Russia’s cash cow.

[Brian Griffin]

The Chinese need all the natural gas Russia could sell them.

[BiglyCommentary]

Win win for the US and Israel.

[Vaduz]

Biden and crew would do anything to halt Israel form doing it because it’s in their best interest to keep Russia the main supplier because Russia is helpful to keep their end oil plan going.