Posted on 01/07/2014 11:23:44 AM PST by Hojczyk
Doesn’t it just rip your heart out?
Thanks Hojczyk.
Please notice Dubya offered the "prince" his LEFT hand.
Cry me a river.
From 2012:
Matt Damon’s Anti-Fracking Movie Financed by Oil-Rich Arab Nation
http://blog.heritage.org/2012/09/28/matt-damons-anti-fracking-movie-financed-by-oil-rich-arab-nation/
PRINCE ALWALEED: Fracking Is Going To Crush The Saudi Economy If Nothing Is Done
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3048566/posts
Saudi Arabias only avoided budget deficits in 2010 and 2011 because of higher-than-forecast oil prices and output. In 2011, Saudi Arabia announced two fiscal packages totalling 480 billion riyals (Dh470.1bn), or near 25 per cent of GDP at 2011 prices, Ms Sen points out, putting a heavy burden on its oil sector.
The growth of both US and Iraqi production, at least on paper, threatens the kingdoms share of the market just as its own rising domestic consumption reduces its exports, said Ms Sen. Even if the question of how to accommodate Iraq was avoided at the Vienna meeting, it cannot be kept under wraps for much longer.
probably the reason why Saudi is financing AQ in Iraq and Syria and environmentalist in the US
Putin has spy plot to halt fracking in UK, warns Nato chief: ‘Agents are working with green campaigners to make sure Europe still has to rely on Russian energy’
Typical totalitarian attitude. Expand the market, numbnuts. Help countries develop, they will want more oil to do so. End the 'Anthropogenic Global Warming' stupidity, and let humanity flourish worldwide. It isn't a zero sum game.
Infiltrate the government at the highest levels.
Oh, wait...
Or.....
Saudi Aramco, one of the leading energy suppliers to the world, and The Dow Chemical Company, a leading science and technology company of the world, have formed a joint venture, Sadara Chemical Company (Sadara), which will construct, own and operate a world-scale integrated chemicals complex in Jubail Industrial City II, in the Eastern Province of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Once completed, the Sadara complex will represent the largest petrochemical facility ever built in a single phase. Sadara and the adjoining PlasChem Park will establish a world-scale manufacturing footprint that delivers a full range of value-added, performance products destined for the emerging markets of Asia Pacific, the Middle East, Eastern Europe and Africa.
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This a huge project with 28 contractors
Thanks AdmSmith.
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