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He is not a subject of the Saudi King?????
(http://www.royalsaudis.org/Barack_Obama_Bows_to_Royal_Saudi_King.JPG)
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Everybody west is sucking this Islamist sheep herder's dick. Was better when the Ottoman Empire was treating them as animals.
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He is not a subject of the Saudi King?????
(http://www.royalsaudis.org/Barack_Obama_Bows_to_Royal_Saudi_King.JPG)
One act of kindness or generosity disarms your enemies. Deception my friend, he is about to nuke them ;D
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Trying to nut him in the sack.
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He is not a subject of the Saudi King?????
(http://www.royalsaudis.org/Barack_Obama_Bows_to_Royal_Saudi_King.JPG)
A gesture of good will and friendliness. Why read too much into it?
It would have been a bigger story if he didn't show said kindness.
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He is not a subject of the Saudi King?????
(http://www.royalsaudis.org/Barack_Obama_Bows_to_Royal_Saudi_King.JPG)
Obama working hard to keep your gas prices affordable.
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Obama working hard to keep your gas prices affordable.
Fuck all todo with gas but more with a strong presence in the middle eastern slaughterhouse, remember US is on the verge to be completely independent in regards to oil, but somebody still needs to keep these sand niggers in check.
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Fuck all todo with gas but more with a strong presence in the middle eastern slaughterhouse, remember US is on the verge to be completely independent in regards to oil, but somebody still needs to keep these sand guy[/color]s in check.
The US will never be energy-independent. There's no profit in it. Exporting US oil, while importing other countries' oil, will make more money in this ridiculous economic system.
But yes, it is also for having a strong ME presence. Because that will be the oil that the US will keep importing while exporting its own oil.
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The US will never be energy-independent. There's no profit in it. Exporting US oil, while importing other countries' oil, will make more money in this ridiculous economic system.
But yes, it is also for having a strong ME presence. Because that will be the oil that the US will keep importing while exporting its own oil.
Good management is all about looking and planing for the future, who knows whats going to happen when the US and coalition forces move out of Afghanistan - Israel seems to be hells bend to get in a good old clusterfuck with Iran with the potential to go super nova, Syria is undecided and who knows what effect this could have on the neighboring countries like turkey and subsequently NATO.
In the future America might not get any oil from the fucking A-Rabs but might have to go as far as to quench their energy thirst via local sources.
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Good management is all about looking and planing for the future, who knows whats going to happen when the US and coalition forces move out of Afghanistan - Israel seems to be hells bend to get in a good old clusterfuck with Iran with the potential to go super nova, Syria is undecided and who knows what effect this could have on the neighboring countries like turkey and subsequently NATO.
In the future America might not get any oil from the fucking A-Rabs but might have to go as far as to quench their energy thirst via local sources.
You are missing the long-term objective. Why do you think the US supports Israel in everything? It's because an unstable ME means higher oil prices. Which ensures that expensive US-produced oil can be sold on the open market at a profit. So yes, the US will always get oil from the ME. They will continue to sow discord there, but only just enough to keep OPEC divided enough, and keep prices high enough.
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Saudis own a good portion of America.
Obama better be the obedient bottom he usually is.
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Good management is all about looking and planing for the future, who knows whats going to happen when the US and coalition forces move out of Afghanistan - Israel seems to be hells bend to get in a good old clusterfuck with Iran with the potential to go super nova, Syria is undecided and who knows what effect this could have on the neighboring countries like turkey and subsequently NATO.
In the future America might not get any oil from the fucking A-Rabs but might have to go as far as to quench their energy thirst via local sources.
Turkey has already made it's choice, it has become a western country. That might seem odd with Erdogan and AKP being "islamists" albeit turkish islamists which make them probably less zealous religiously than a Saoudi atheist. It will stay clear of any trouble; look at the incident with Israël, thing got quickly settled down. The Israel/iran thing is a whole other problem: Netanyahu has used fear mongering for political reasons mainly and also because the Israeli society has trouble right now amidst a lot of internal divisions. Palestinians are no longer a good enough source of fear. Ironically, Iran is doing the exact same thing. There's no way Iran will attack Israel but those speeches enable them to switch the focus on other things then the social and economical problems the Iranian society is living right now. Saoudi Arabians would love to see Israel attacking Iran as they have the most to fear in case Iran gets it's bomb. On the other side, Israel is plenty happy with the stupidity of Arab countries who are unable to get along, much less to put pressure on Israel to solve the Palestinian problem (let's just remember how Jordan has treated Palestinians and what would happen there if there was a viable Palestinian state).
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Turkey has already made it's choice, it has become a western country. That might seem odd with Erdogan and AKP being "islamists" albeit turkish islamists which make them probably less zealous religiously than a Saoudi atheist. It will stay clear of any trouble; look at the incident with Israël, thing got quickly settled down. The Israel/iran thing is a whole other problem: Netanyahu has used fear mongering for political reasons mainly and also because the Israeli society has trouble right now amidst a lot of internal divisions. Palestinians are no longer a good enough source of fear. Ironically, Iran is doing the exact same thing. There's no way Iran will attack Israel but those speeches enable them to switch the focus on other things then the social and economical problems the Iranian society is living right now. Saoudi Arabians would love to see Israel attacking Iran as they have the most to fear in case Iran gets it's bomb. On the other side, Israel is plenty happy with the stupidity of Arab countries who are unable to get along, much less to put pressure on Israel to solve the Palestinian problem (let's just remember how Jordan has treated Palestinians and what would happen there if there was a viable Palestinian state).
Excellent point. Israeli government is a bunch of hypocritical dicks for annexing Palestine. But as soon as Palestine would gain independence, Jordan would probably invade and annex it.
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A gesture of good will and friendliness. Why read too much into it?
A handshake would've sufficed. Same thing with Nixon bowing slightly to Mao. Our leaders need to stand upright more often--in all instances.
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Because that guy owns him... he owned Bush, Clinton, Bush Sr, Reagen, Carter, Nixon... All the presidents since the US agreed to "protect the Saudis" as long they sell their oil in US Dollars... duhhh
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Because that guy owns him... he owned Bush, Clinton, Bush Sr, Reagen, Carter, Nixon... All the presidents since the US agreed to "protect the Saudis" as long they sell their oil in US Dollars... duhhh
'Bad Boy Dazza' is a bit thick, please excuse him.
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very sickening, lost all my respect for obama
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LOL. pride and arrogance get you no where in this world. In today's political world it is more beneficial to appear as a servant when public opinions dictates policy. The USA is not a very liked nation among countries, this humble gesture goes along.
A cowboy attitude causes more harm then good
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saudi arabia should have been bombed back to the stone ages like afghanistan. ok not that they are not already in the stone ages.
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One act of kindness or generosity disarms your enemies. Deception my friend, he is about to nuke them ;D
Exactly what it is...It's a total passive aggressive move. While parts of the middle east see it as weakness, the Hierarchy are planning on something big.
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because the man he is bowing to is royally superior to him
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dont you see the secret masonic handshake bush jr is doing
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he is kissing the dune coons hand thats why. obamer knows his roll
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Obama working hard to keep your gas prices affordable.
LOL
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he droped his pen and was looking for it, he was not bowing. ::)
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Obama working hard to keep your gas prices affordable.
He needs to "work" harder.
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He needs to "work" harder.
(http://www.speaker.gov/sites/speaker.house.gov/files/styles/spkr_node_full/public/keystone_130219.png)
If you think the Keystone pipeline will make gas cheaper, then you will be sorely disappointed.
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Rising cost of corn ethanol credits alarms Hill
The price of ethanol renewable identification numbers has skyrocketed in recent weeks. | AP Photo
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By DARREN GOODE | 3/19/13 4:44 AM EDT
Congressional committees are taking note of a massive spike in the price of corn ethanol credits that refiners use to meet the Environmental Protection Agency’s renewable fuels mandate — amid concern it could increase gasoline prices.
House and Senate energy panels are eyeing the price of ethanol renewable identification numbers, or RINs, which have skyrocketed from pennies a gallon to more than $1 per gallon in recent weeks. That could cost the refining industry $7 billion this year, according to a Barclays analyst as cited by the Financial Times.
“We’ve talked about how they’ve been skyrocketing,” House Energy and Power Subcommittee Chairman Ed Whitfield (R-Ky.) said last week, though he was unsure what action his panel would take.
Refiners and the ethanol industry disagree about the cause of the price spike.
(Also on POLITICO: 'Tempered optimism' for oil, gas)
A spokesman for Valero, the largest independent U.S. refiner, said refiners can do only three things about the spike in the short term: Increase gasoline exports to countries that do not have the added RIN cost, decrease the amount of gasoline refined or shift the costs to gasoline consumers. “I suspect a combination of all three things happening with refiners,” said the spokesman, Bill Day.
That could further restrict domestic supply and raise gasoline prices, which typically rise anyway around the summer driving season.
“We’re just in the middle of a tornado trying to figure out what to do,” said Stephen Brown, vice president for federal and government affairs at independent refiner Tesoro. “But we can all agree this is not a good thing for consumers.”
“It’s a surprise to a lot of folks that it came so quickly,” said Charles Drevna, president of the American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers.
Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2013/03/rising-cost-of-corn-ethanol-credits-alarms-hill-89043.html#ixzz2O0uR8MIF
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DHS questioned over decision to let Saudi passengers skip normal passport controls
FOX NEWS ^ | 03/20/13 | FOX
Posted on Wednesday, March 20, 2013 11:08:06 AM by Doogle
A Department of Homeland Security program intended to give "trusted traveler" status to low-risk airline passengers soon will be extended to Saudi travelers, opening the program to criticism for accommodating the country that produced 15 of the 19 hijackers behind the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Sources voiced concern about the decision to the Investigative Project on Terrorism, which issued a report Wednesday on the under-the-radar announcement -- which was first made by Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano after meeting in January with her Saudi counterpart. According to the IPT, this would be the first time the Saudi government has been given such a direct role in fast-tracking people for entry into the United States.
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