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$3 gas coming to a station near you
There’s a good chance you’ll soon see regular gas selling for $3 a gallon.
Concerns that President Donald Trump is about to impose new sanctions on Iran have sent oil prices climbing, and gas prices are coming along for the ride.
The national average price is up to $2.81 a gallon according to AAA, an increase of 3 cents in the last week, and 15 cents in the last month. This is the highest prices have been since 2014.
And more price hikes are on the horizon. The Oil Price Information Service, which tracks prices for AAA, expects the national average to rise to about $3 a gallon sometime this month. The good news is that prices are likely to creep lower once they reach that peak.
“Most of this recent increase has to do with speculation that the Trump administration will take a hard line with Iran,” said Tom Kloza, chief oil analyst for OPIS. The president has until May 12 to decide whether the US will stay in a deal with Iran meant to curb its nuclear program, or pull out of the agreement and once again impose sanctions on the country.
That deadline is adding to normal seasonal increases in prices. The month before Memorial Day is historically a period when prices climb as refiners and gas stations prepare for the summer driving season.
About 16% of gas stations nationwide are already charging more than $3 for a gallon of regular. Less than 4% were charging $3 or more on this date a year ago.
Gas is the priciest in the western United States. Every state on the West Coast, as well as Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada and Utah, have an average price of over $3 a gallon. Among eastern states, only Pennsylvania has an average price that high.
But Kloza said that once prices reach their peak, he expects about 20 states will have average prices of greater than $3.
Four years ago, gas prices reached as high as $3.70 a gallon about this time of that year.
55 Comments on "$3 gas coming to a station near you"
Anonymouse1 on Wed, 2nd May 2018 6:17 pm
LoL, nice picture of the Retard-in-Chief of duhmeria AND a arabic looking flag waving the background. (Bonus points for that one). Because you know, $3.00 gas would be all president comb-overs doing, and by implication, all those dirty arabs, fault as well.
Complete Nonsense Network. Pablum for retards from sea to shining sea.
makati1 on Wed, 2nd May 2018 6:41 pm
“Skyrocketing Debt Cannot Be Supported By Money Printing Forever” $4 gas by summer? Go for it!
” The United State’s debt which has shot up over $21 trillion dollars cannot be sustained by printing money forever,…
Federal Reserve has begun hiking interest rates citing a “strong” market….
…the question of servicing the mounting debt could become a problem for the US economy, the analyst warns. …
… it can lead to a massive exodus of capital from Treasuries, and even result in the collapse of the world dollar financial system,… (Note the word “dollar”)
…the dollar bubble will continue growing for the while, but a dollar collapse is all but imminent.”
http://www.shtfplan.com/headline-news/analyst-skyrocketing-debt-cannot-be-supported-by-money-printing-forever_05022018
Bring it on! Today? ^_^
twocats on Wed, 2nd May 2018 7:02 pm
to be honest the fed is jawboning on the hike.
whats clear though is that credit and leverage are stretched to the utter max. And with inflation showing up in places like housing, education, health care, city budgets blown out, teachers strikes multiplying, this ‘everything bubble’ is getting very very thin-skinned.
hard to tell what will finally deflate the largest monetary expansion in global history, and even harder to tell what that will do to the price of gasoline given how dependent shale oil producers are to never-ending supplies of fresh green and that they are expected to cover global shortfalls from lack of investment and depletion.
been pretty boring for most of 2008 to 2018 – it’s nice to see some action.
MASTERMIND on Wed, 2nd May 2018 7:28 pm
Madkat
SHTFPLAN.com? Fake news scaremongering. You are grasping at straws. The US doesn’t have to pay back all of its debt at once. Just the min payment, plus interest. And we can print whatever that amount is because we have the worlds reserve currency. Japan has a debt to GDP ratio over 200 percent. And they have yet to go bankrupt. The US debt to GDP is around 80 percent.
https://imgur.com/a/pYxKa
Once again you are proving your ignorance..You are so uneducated and deluded its almost unbelievable.
makati1 on Wed, 2nd May 2018 7:51 pm
MM, killing the messenger does NOT change the message. Denial doesn’t either.
The Us will not exist as it does today, in a few more years. It will either be ‘Venezuela’ or ‘Bangladesh’. Or both. Be patient. You will live in a much different country for the rest of your life. Not anywhere near the affluence of today. Not even close.
MASTERMIND on Wed, 2nd May 2018 8:02 pm
Madkat
What message? Baseless paranoia and scaremongering? Hey I don’t deny the US is going to collapse. So there is no need to try to convince me of that point, since I agree with you. I just don’t think it will happen until the oil shortages hit. And even then the US will be the last country to collapse. In the global chain. Which will collapse the entire world economy. And you can squeal that the US will collapse and the rest of the world will be fine all you want. Its doesn’t make it true and you still have no reason to support that baseless claim.
https://imgur.com/a/pYxKa
MASTERMIND on Wed, 2nd May 2018 8:19 pm
UK Government at risk of ‘collapse’ as May warned by MPs Brexit customs partnership will sink her
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/politics/6190095/theresa-may-told-her-government-will-collapse-over-eu-customs-deal/
JuanP on Wed, 2nd May 2018 8:20 pm
MM, You really should stop watching Hollywood movies and drinking so much Kool-Aid. The only way the USA is taking the rest of the world down when it collapses is if it fires a lot of its nukes. There will likely be a global financial crisis when the US Dollar and the USA collapse, but it will not be the end of the world. A lot of people will be celebrating, even in the USA! Enjoy the Russia 2018 FIFA World Cup! Long live common sense! LOL!
makati1 on Wed, 2nd May 2018 8:29 pm
Mm, the fall of the Us is already underway. You just refuse to admit that it is going 3rd world. Collapse? Ha! It is going all the way to the bottom. Not scaremongering. Fact! You have no way to dispute it, MM. Imger is not fact.
It could happen tomorrow, MM. Oil has little to do with Us DEBT. The dollar has only “faith” to back it up and that “faith” is evaporating as other countries see how the Us is failing in all areas and trying to bully the world into submitting to its demands by ignoring international laws, etc..
The US will be the first, not the last to collapse because it has the most shaky house of cards holding it up. It is not Japan or even China. They have a totally different culture and savings to back them up. They are old cultures with a history of survival. The Us has no culture or history. The Us has nothing. Absolutely nothing, and it is getting desperate to start a war to try to prevent the collapse. Either way the Us goes down.
It has been a fun trip, but all good things must end. If you are intelligent. you will be trying to prep so you have less pain. And then there is the 22 caliber …
Davy on Wed, 2nd May 2018 8:42 pm
3rd world are you drinking now that you are out of makati and in that 3rd world piss hole village you are living in now? You are sounding different lately. More angry and less intelligent. Are you losing it? People pushing 80 start to lose it. Some quicker than others.
22 caliber is for women. Is that all you know how to shoot?
Duncan Idaho on Wed, 2nd May 2018 8:46 pm
Even without idiot foreign policy, oil will be challenged by the end of the year/first of next year.
Get ready campers!
makati1 on Wed, 2nd May 2018 9:04 pm
And then Davy weighs in with support of his baby killer country … and tons of bullshit, or is it goat shit?
“NJ Teachers Union President Will “Bend the Truth,” Cover Up Child Abuse in Schools, Protects Drug-Using, Shoplifting Teachers”
“65% of Public School 8th Graders Not Proficient in Reading; 67% Not Proficient in Math”
“Crisis In Cali: Workers Face ‘Buckets Of Feces And Needles’ As Homelessness Worsens”
“How $21 Trillion in U.S. Tax Money Disappeared. “Full Scope Audit” of the Pentagon”
“Abandoned America: Churches in states of decay”
“Is There Any Rhyme or Reason Behind Washington’s Never-ending Warfare?”
And on …and on…. Proof of the fall is ongoing.
The Banana Republic America is going down Davy. Fast.
MASTERMIND on Wed, 2nd May 2018 9:09 pm
Madkat
What can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.
-Christopher Hitchens
MASTERMIND on Wed, 2nd May 2018 9:11 pm
Madkat
I don’t deny that the US is collapsing. look at my manifesto I have presented around 80 or so links that argue that. You just deny that the entire OECD and Global GDP are declining and are going to collapse as well. Sorry the evidence is in my corner. You can squeal all you want but that doesn’t prove a thing.
MASTERMIND on Wed, 2nd May 2018 9:13 pm
Madkat
Your screams of denial sound like the squealing of a pig beginning delivered to the butchers shop. The volume of their protestations being directly proportional to the proximity of their inevitable fate….
MASTERMIND on Wed, 2nd May 2018 9:22 pm
We live in frighting times. It’s my belief that “you personally” will most likely die of starvation or conflict between 2020 to 2050.
You will experience a collapse of human civilization, a die-off of humans, a destruction of the ecosystem, a loss of access to mined and drilled resources, and a dark age from which your descendent’s will not reemerge.
https://imgur.com/a/pYxKa
makati1 on Wed, 2nd May 2018 9:29 pm
MM, I’m stating fact, YOU are denying it. You are the one squealing like a stuck pig because you are the one stuck in a dying country and your dreams of a happy future are being blown away by your government and supporters like Davy.
Yours are the loud protestations (denials), not my comments. You are blind to reality. Totally blind. You are scared shitless that you have no future. Your reason for mentioning suicide, the cowards way out. You are a coward, MM. In deep denial even though you profess not.
The Us is going down, and yes, there will be changes in the rest of the world, but they will not save you. Nor will they be as sharp and permanent as in America. Thefall of America will be celebrated in most of the rest of the world.
America and Americans deserve the collapse and all of its pain and, yes, deaths. Probably in the millions. The Us has done it to the rest of the world for far too long. Payback is going to be a huge, mean bitch. Wait and see.
makati1 on Wed, 2nd May 2018 9:36 pm
BTW: MM, “Global” GDP may be declining, but that is because the West is running contracting GDP and the EAST is working to make up that loss. America’s real GDP is negative. Has been for a long time. Most Asian countries are still growing by 6-7% per year. I live in one of them.
antaris on Wed, 2nd May 2018 10:15 pm
Pffff. Driving past the sign in my electric car this morning I noticed it showed $1.60.9 cdn / litre ($4.73 usd / us gallon) Not slowing anyone down. If the speed limit is 80kmh they are doing 100. If 120kmh then 135 is the place to be. All the cops seem to be on donut breaks.
MASTERMIND on Wed, 2nd May 2018 10:42 pm
Madkat
China has already admitting to faking their GDP. So it impossible to know exactly what the hell is going on over there. And they were growing at around 12 percent before the great recession. So already they have been cut in half in less than ten years. Assuming what they are reporting is accurate (Not likely). They are one of the most least regulated country in the world. That is why they have such a problem with shadow banking.
I agree the US is contracting and likely negative, but so is Europe and Japan. Your argument that only the US will collapse is purely faith based..Not evidence based. Its obvious you spent way to many years working in a church where you learned to wish and hope for things instead of analyzing data. Maybe if you would have gone to college you would have learned the correct way. Now its way to late because you can’t teach old dogs new tricks.
https://imgur.com/a/pYxKa
MASTERMIND on Wed, 2nd May 2018 10:44 pm
Madkat
Also China is now the worlds largest oil importer. And now that world oil production is peaking and we are headed for oil supply shortages. They are going to feel the most pain. Since they have to import the most. so there is a more likely chance they collapse before the US. And the US now has access to Iraq which is producing nearly half as much as Saudi Arabia. China does not.
MASTERMIND on Wed, 2nd May 2018 10:46 pm
Peak Oil May Be Imminent (Reynolds 2015) International Association for Energy Economics
https://www.scribd.com/document/378053568/Peak-Oil-May-Be-Imminent-Reynolds-2015
From the article;
That is, once peak oil starts, oil prices will rise. Once oil prices rise, systems will tighten due to the Neman Marcus strategy. Once systems tighten, you may get oil production declines rather than oil production increases. Consequently, supply is constrained all the more and oil prices rise all the more, inducing even greater government takes and so on. It could be a true oil price shock of epic proportions.
The Oil-Economy System
The world’s economy is really an oil-economy system that should be viewed as a physical-engineering system that relies on oil dependent technologies. When oil supplies decline, the oil based system is forced to use less oil, and consequently less oil-dependent technologies which then reduces productivity which must of necessity reduce GDP. Once GDP declines, monetary and fiscal policies, which are used to increase economic growth, kick in.
However, the G-8 (the top 8 developed countries) central banks’ abilities to use monetary policies are limited right now due to all of the quantitative easing already carried out for the 2008 financial crisis. Plus the G-8 governments’ abilities to use fiscal policies are limited due to all the debts already accrued to fight the same financial crisis. Therefore, the G-8 central banks and governments have no more leverage to change economic policy.
The world economy, then, may be rather less like riding an elephant with slow changes in momentum and slow turns and more like riding a surfboard where the slightest perturbation can cause a quick flip, which is exactly what happened to the former Soviet Union in the late 1980s. If the 2nd Hubbert oil cycle peaks soon, then oil prices will in-crease quickly, and then as happened in the U.S. and the West in 1970s, and as happened in the U.S.S.R. in the late 1980s, see Reynolds (2011a and 2011b), the peak in oil supplies could create a wage and price spiral that should increase the velocity of money and push all of that Federal Reserve quantitatively eased pile of high powered money back into the economy. This may create, as happened during the fall of the Soviet Union, hyperinflation with stagflation.
At that point, many will clamor for governments to put in place additional safety nets as the world’s economies suffer, yet governments around the world may soon enough be experiencing peak government and will not be able to help many people. Then it will be up to the free markets to overcome an oil shock, it’s just that there is very little ability for free markets to change the oil supply side and much more ability for free markets to change the oil demand side.
Indeed, it was the oil demand side that saved the U.S.S.R. when it endured a massive recession while the FSU adjusted its entire economy. The former Soviet oil shock of the late 1980s did not make the economy more efficient as much as it simply forced people to live with less. See Orlov (2008). Therefore, as the world is forced to endure an oil price shock, preparation cannot be done on a government level but on an individual, regional and corporate level.
makati1 on Wed, 2nd May 2018 11:00 pm
MM, and if China’s GDP is only half of what they claim, they are still way above the lies the Us pastes.
Perhaps the fact that China is the largest (PPP) economy in the world, proves that the were growing at double figures for a long time. Meanwhile, the Us is getting desperate to even convince the world that the Us GDP growth is 2%. Japan and the EU, the wannabees will also suffer but not to the Us level.
No, the us is the “most unregulated” and government supported economy in the world. Bar none. You need more education, MM. Current education.
You and Davy want so much to believe that the collapse will hurt everyone else much worse than it will hurt the Us.
Dream on! Would you rather fall from the bottom rung of the economic ladder onto a concrete (depression) floor or from the top of a 30 foot economic ladder? THAT is the degree of hurt coming to the Us. The top rung fall.
BTW: you just cannot control that immature 12 year old, can you. Like a frustrated bully. This “old dog” knows more than you ever will about how the world works, no college loan required. LMAO
makati1 on Wed, 2nd May 2018 11:08 pm
BTW: China is also sourcing oil from all over the world, not just one supplier. I am sure they have it all in hand, If you remember, China has been stockpiling petroleum for years and the likely demand is much less than the total purchases.
Meanwhile, the US is selling off its reserves and putting all of it’s reliance on its ability to produce oil domestically. That too will evaporate when the SHTF. The Chinese plan years and decades ahead. The Us has no plans for tomorrow. Believe what you want. You will be the one to suffer the consequences, not me. I have made my plans and are prepped for the future. I will just be an observer of the Us collapse, not a victim.
energy investor on Wed, 2nd May 2018 11:30 pm
MASTERMIND and makati,
Is there any chance you could take your love fest elsewhere?
This is polluting the “Peakoil” site.
MASTERMIND on Wed, 2nd May 2018 11:59 pm
Madkat
If the US collapses the the world would lose the second largest manufacture. And China would lose its number one exporter. It would cause a cascading collapse. And once again your claims about the US only collapsing and China will be fine. Even without its oil imports are faith based. And nothing more than hopium!
MASTERMIND on Thu, 3rd May 2018 12:01 am
Madkat
China is sources oil from other places? Like where? Do you have a source for that?
Cloggie on Thu, 3rd May 2018 12:43 am
In Europe we are currently at $7.9/gallon
http://www.brandstofprijzen.info/
$3/gallon would still mean driving for free.
Unless you are driving in a SUV of course.
Oh wait…
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2018-01-16/why-the-american-sedan-is-marked-for-death
makati1 on Thu, 3rd May 2018 12:45 am
energy? why? No one is interested in an energy investors comments that mean nothing. What can you talk about?
The price of oil today?
The guessed at price of oil tomorrow?
The guesses about how much oil is left?
The guesses about how much oil may be recovered?
Trying to make other suckers believe that there is an oily future in the market so your investment doesn’t evaporate?
This site would be dead without discussions about current events or the comments of deluded, bloody flag supporters like Davy or the immature arrogant bullshit from MM. THe site owners know that also. That is why they have increased the number of articles about world events OUTSIDE of petroleum. Didn’t you notice?
Also notice:
“‘We’re doomed’: Mayer Hillman on the climate reality no one else will dare mention” — 110 comments
“Big Oil Firms Hold Back on Drilling” — 24 comments
Few here are interested in the oily market other than how it affect their personal lives. They have no investments to worry about. Much more important than the price of oil is how many years the planet has to support human life because FF use is killing it. Oily news is just guesses, propaganda sales pitches and bullshit. .
makati1 on Thu, 3rd May 2018 12:55 am
MM: “China has been diversifying the sources of its crude oil imports in recent years as a result of robust oil demand growth and recent geopolitical uncertainties. Saudi Arabia continues to be the largest supplier of crude oil to China and in 2013 provided 19% of China’s 5.6 million barrels per day. Because production levels from Iran, Libya, and Sudan and South Sudan dropped since 2011, China replaced the lost shares of crude oil and other liquids imports from these countries with imports from Oman, Iraq, the United Arab Emirates, Angola, Venezuela, and Russia.”
https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=15531
Full list:(2014)
Saudi Arabia, Angola, Russia, Oman, Iraq, Iran, Venezuela, U.A.E., Kuwait, Columbia, Kazakhstan, Congo, Brazil, S. Sudan and others.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/221765/chenese-oil-imports-by-country/
Of course the quantities change, but not th3e suppliers. I would say that is “diversified”.
makati1 on Thu, 3rd May 2018 1:27 am
MM: TOTAL US participation in world trade is less than 10%. China and the EU are the largest traders. The World Island coasts.
World exports $17.31 trillion (2017 est.)
US exports 2017 est = ~$1.6 trillion, or less than 10%
That means that the loss of the US exports would only be a burp in exports worldwide. Easily absorbed by growing Asia.
https://www.indexmundi.com/world/exports.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_exports
BTW: The Ps imports about $60B with a population 1/3 the size of the Us. The is 1/40th the amount the Us imports. “Philippines’s main import partners are: China (13 percent), the United States (11 percent), Japan (8 percent) and Taiwan (8 percent)”. Plus: many of the S.E.Asian countries, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico. Canada, India, Pakistan, etc. I read labels.
The Us would not be missed. But the Us would miss the rest of the world. Think electronics, oil, clothes, food, etc. Necessities would disappear.
Davy on Thu, 3rd May 2018 4:30 am
“MM, and if China’s GDP is only half of what they claim, they are still way above the lies the Us pastes.”
Emotional speculation of an anti-American extremist. Do you have references?
“Perhaps the fact that China is the largest (PPP) economy in the world”
China is not considered the largest economy but is forecasted to be the largest.
“You and Davy want so much to believe that the collapse will hurt everyone else much worse than it will hurt the Us.”
Lies, Davy says collapse will affect all especially overpopulated and overconsuming areas Like China. The US suffers the same but with less population pressures.
“This “old dog” knows more than you ever will about how the world works, no college loan required. LMAO”
Yea, you are an blind old dog that acts like you have an education but the reality is you think you are smart. Big difference.
Davy on Thu, 3rd May 2018 4:36 am
“BTW: China is also sourcing oil from all over the world, not just one supplier.”
China is increasing its reliance on imports which is a very dangerous proposition for resilience and sustainability.
“The Chinese plan years and decades ahead.”
China has few real plans. All they are interested in is debt fueled growth which is clearly evidenced as turning into excess industrial capacity like steal and malinvestment of things like ghost cities.
“I have made my plans and are prepped for the future. I will just be an observer of the Us collapse, not a victim.”
You are pushing the big eight O with no health insurance or family to take care of you. That doesn’t sound like a plane other than a plan for an unmarked grave.
Davy on Thu, 3rd May 2018 4:37 am
“Is there any chance you could take your love fest elsewhere? This is polluting the “Peakoil” site.”
3rd world you read that?
Davy on Thu, 3rd May 2018 4:39 am
“In Europe we are currently at $7.9/gallon http://www.brandstofprijzen.info/ $3/gallon would still mean driving for free. Unless you are driving in a SUV of course”
More Eurotard stupidity. It is clear that Europe’s high fuel costs are because of taxes. You choice to gather taxes in that fashion. It does not mean your society is necessarily better because of high gas prices.
Davy on Thu, 3rd May 2018 4:44 am
“energy? why? No one is interested in an energy investors comments that mean nothing. What can you talk about?”
3rd world he talks about issues that are on topic. You talk about your topics and spam the board with your agenda. There is a big difference. Show some respect.
“This site would be dead without discussions about current events or the comments of deluded, bloody flag supporters like Davy”
This site has been gutted by extremist like you 3rd world. Go plant some pineapples and be useful. Better yet play with your pet cobra.
“Few here are interested in the oily market other than how it affect their personal lives. They have no investments to worry about. “
Speak for yourself stupid. We would like to see less agenda and personal attacks and more intelligent discussion. You and a few others are the prime reason for this.
“Much more important than the price of oil is how many years the planet has to support human life because FF use is killing it. Oily news is just guesses, propaganda sales pitches and bullshit.”
All this news is important 3rd world give it a break and Energy investor is a handle not his corporate name. You are losing it.
Davy on Thu, 3rd May 2018 4:52 am
“World exports $17.31 trillion (2017 est.) US exports 2017 est = ~$1.6 trillion, or less than 10% That means that the loss of the US exports would only be a burp in exports worldwide. Easily absorbed by growing Asia.”
Than why is every nation worried about US trade sanctions? I think the reality is different.
“The United States is the 2nd largest export economy in the world. In 2016, the United States exported $1.42T and imported $2.21T, resulting in a negative trade balance of $783B. In 2016 the GDP of the United States was $18.6T and its GDP per capita was $57.5k.”
https://tinyurl.com/nqu97c6
“The Ps imports about $60B with a population 1/3 the size of the Us.”
Yea, with a surface area the size of Arizona and a GDP of the state of Missouri. Nothing to brag about. It is an overpopulated little archipelago with an order of magnitude too many people when considering a 1900 carrying capacity pre fossil fuels. It faces the worst of a future of climate change induced storms. In fact 3rd world you live right in the cross hairs of this danger. Then there is also earthquakes, floods, and Volcanism.
Davy on Thu, 3rd May 2018 4:55 am
3rd world I get tired of cleaning up your lies, distortions, and embellishments of a sick emotional agenda of hate. If you go off site for a week I will. Lets let others talk. Lets see how the forum changes with new conversation.
makati1 on Thu, 3rd May 2018 5:05 am
And Davy, I get tired of shoveling up your goat shit. Someone has to educate you brainwashed Americans. You support the baby killers in DC so you are fair game. You cannot refute anything I post with facts just immature putdowns and lies. Frustrating isn’t it? You’re going down Davy. WAAAAAYYYYY down.
Davy on Thu, 3rd May 2018 5:26 am
I moderated all your lies and embellishments above. You are not balanced and most of your comments are subjective and reflect emotional feeling. You use facts to support a manufactured presentation of a distorted reality. You are a lie and a fraud that has polluted this forum now for years. You are an example of why the world will likely kill itself because of hate and resentment. We need just the opposite of what you represent. Now are you going to take me up on the offer to go off site for a week?
MASTERMIND on Thu, 3rd May 2018 6:07 am
Madkat
Saudi Arabia ‘may run out of oil to export by 2030’
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/energy/oilandgas/9523903/Saudis-may-run-out-of-oil-to-export-by-2030.html
So where is China going to get that 5 million barrels without Saudi Arabia?
makati1 on Thu, 3rd May 2018 6:35 am
MM, I suspect that Russia will be more than able and willing to supply it from their new fields in the arctic. Why do you ask? Lack of knowledge not “peer reviewed”? Where is the Us going to get oil then? Buy it from Russia and pay in rubles or gold? lol
MASTERMIND on Thu, 3rd May 2018 7:11 am
Madkat
there isn’t much oil in the arctic and it hasnt melted enough yet. you are arguing faith based again. And the US has about 75% of their oil covered inside the US and can get the rest from Canada and Iraq. LOL
MASTERMIND on Thu, 3rd May 2018 7:13 am
Madkat
Your problem is that you put the cart in front of the horse. If you want to ignore six studies based on convincing evidence done by experts, go ahead. I know how religious believers like you don’t require evidence to believe in crazy things. lol
BobInget on Thu, 3rd May 2018 10:05 am
To be fair. The US produced more oil in one
month then the total of Venezuela’s exports.
Meaningless, I know. Unless……
MASTERMIND on Thu, 3rd May 2018 10:14 am
Noam Chomsky and Daniel Ellsburg Discuss the Increasing Threat of Nuclear War
https://www.alternet.org/watch-noam-chomsky-and-daniel-ellsburg-discuss-increasing-threat-nuclear-war-and-disturbing-result?src=newsletter1091787
Chomsky said [55.43]:
The simple fact of advancing NATO to the Russian border… is virtually asking for disaster.
Anonymouse1 on Thu, 3rd May 2018 11:21 am
You don’t ‘moderate’ or ‘clean’ anything here exceptionalturd, how many times you have to be reminded of this? More of your delusional fantasies. As usual you project your own dementia onto the world around you, such as it is. It is, as usual, YOU are the one responsible for stinking the place up. Go get some help, no one wants or needs to keep witnessing your ongoing mental breakdown.
Davy on Thu, 3rd May 2018 11:56 am
Widdle weasel if that is the case why do I draw your attention so much? It sucks being insignificant without a message and instead concentrating on stalking and
pricking Americans. Your bizarre anti-American rants are stale. Same shit over and over. The Jew baiting is same animal boring and stale. How many times and ways can you say “I hate you”. Then there is 3rd world, your friend. He lovingly calls you anon. I bet you two would make a great couple. He likes guys you know. I see you as a awkward dork, smart in the wrong ways and stupid in the ways that should matter. You are a bad sperm and the reason Canada is going down the drain.
Revi on Thu, 3rd May 2018 12:28 pm
$3 gas! The horror! It should have been $5 years ago!
fmr-paultard on Thu, 3rd May 2018 12:49 pm
anontard, do you fly a plane? if not could you shut your windbag and stop attacking supertard? put a cork on it and ask someone to help using a mallet