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Monetizing US Shale Deposits

On today’s doubleheader episode of Double Down, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert talk to Chris Cook about the 2020 energy outlook.

As  Saudi Arabia takes 1.5% of Saudi Aramco public, DOUBLE DOWN asks former energy market regulator, Chris Cook, whether or not this is the sign of peak oil. He says that, in fact, it is a sign of peak demand. There is an infinite amount of oil . . . at a price . . . but consumers cannot afford that price and alternatives are being found. Chris Cook expects that oil will never go much above $60 again for any length of time. Regarding the new QE which is not QE (‘Quantitative Easing’), he believes this is oil-related, the Fed is providing liquidity to monetize US shale reserves. Cook is saying that the US has essentially fixed the dollar against its shale reserves. Tune into Double Down to hear more on what Chris Cook has to say about his bold and radical predictions for energy markets in 2020.

We’d love to get your feedback at radio@sputniknews.com



172 Comments on "Monetizing US Shale Deposits"

  1. makati1 on Tue, 17th Dec 2019 5:46 pm 

    Desperation in the oily business! I love it!

  2. makati1 on Tue, 17th Dec 2019 7:47 pm 

    China has the US by the balls…”If Beijing turned off the spigot today, pharmacy shelves would be empty within months.”

    “The U.S. doesn’t depend on China for 80 percent of the oil needed to fuel our economy. That would be economic suicide. But we do depend on China for 80 percent of the core components to make our generic medicines.”

    https://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/chinas-dangerous-chokehold-on-our-medicines/

    Ah, but wait! The CIA/Mexico/Afghanistan will be glad to supply you with opioids to kill the pain while you are dying.

    And then there are the rare earths problem. Again, China supplies the most. Amerika is going down the shitter, one way or another. Pass the popcorn…

  3. Glenn Morton on Tue, 17th Dec 2019 8:23 pm 

    The earth, which has a finite volume can not possibly hold an infinite volume of oil in it, not at any price. What universe does this author live in??? There is a finite volume of oil, and it will run out some day.

  4. Dooma on Tue, 17th Dec 2019 11:04 pm 

    I knew about the rare-earth metals but I didn’t know about the ingredients for medication Mak. Nice find.

    Soon there may be no more iPhones or Lipitor.

    Oh dear!

  5. makati1 on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 12:46 am 

    Dooma, I had read about the meds a while back, but never posted it. When I came upon it now, I thought it might be useful info to those on meds. If you ever read labels, you might be surprised where things come from. And, that most parts of other things also come from China. Especially tech.

    I think that China is much more self-sufficient than the US and Russia is even more self-sufficient than China. But you are not likely to see that in any “news”.

    The magnificent US military (sark) is reliant on many countries for the parts for their weapons systems and missiles. About 80 countries for the F35 alone. I didn’t realize this until they threatened to take parts production out of Turkey. How do you run a military if you do not produce 100% of its requirements in-house? But then, most new stuff the US produces doesn’t work anyway. The US really is a sick joke.

  6. makati1 on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 1:10 am 

    Dooma, did I tell you about my time in the Mormon church and why they kicked me out?

  7. Dooma on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 4:47 am 

    You are spot-on Mak about US manufacturing.

    Unfortunately, we don’t have much of a manufacturing sector left as it has all moved to China, but the US…they can’t make anything anymore.

    They used to make great aircraft, but the F-35 is an expensive piece of crap that they have to keep throwing money into to save face. Then you have the B737 Max that crashed twice, and only a couple of weeks ago, a B777X exploded during a pressure test of the fuse.

    I read about owners of brand new Tesla’s and how they should expect rust, thin paint & poor panel fit! When Japanese companies get serious about EV’s, Tesla will be in the same category as Jeep when it comes to resale.

    And they have no viable space vehicles anymore and have to launch equipment on borrowed rockets. But I guess they have to spend all that $$$ on their military so they can plunder instead of trading as China does.

  8. Davy on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 4:58 am 

    ‘Unfortunately, we don’t have much of a manufacturing sector left as it has all moved to China, but the US…they can’t make anything anymore.”

    Bullshit and quit talking like you are American. You are Australian who hates Americans. Give me some numbers on global manufacturing and try to tell me it has all move to China. Cherry picking airlines is a joke too. There is so much more to manufacturing than airlines

  9. Davy on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 5:03 am 

    “New Data Shows Heat & Fast-Charging Responsible For More Battery Degradation Than Age Or Mileage”
    https://tinyurl.com/rwwkr39 clean technica

    “Until now. A company called GeoTab has created an EV Battery Degradation Tool to assess how battery life is impacted by 5 factors: Time High temperatures Operating at high and low state of charge High electric current Usage (energy cycles) After analyzing the battery health of 6,300 fleet and consumer EVs over 1.8 million days of operation, the GeoTab tool can now provide insight into how conditions in the real world influence the battery health of 21 electric car models from various manufacturers over a number of years. “Battery degradation is a natural process that permanently reduces the amount of energy a battery can store, or the amount of power it can deliver. The batteries in EVs can generally deliver more power than the powertrain components can handle. As a result, power degradation is rarely observable in EVs and only the loss of the battery’s ability to store energy matters,” GeoTab says in an online post. In developing the tool, GeoTab found that the the two biggest factors affecting the life of EV batteries are battery cooling and frequent high power DC charging. Age and number of miles driven are far less important to how long a battery lasts.”

  10. Davy Trolling on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 5:08 am 

    makati1 on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 1:10 am

  11. REAL Green on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 5:11 am 

    “US Navy testing battery energy storage systems in two new transportable microgrids”
    https://tinyurl.com/u2aaawo renewable energy world

    “Last week, Northern Reliability, Inc. (NRI) of Waterbury, VT announced its selection by the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) to design and build two transportable microgrid Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) for the U.S. Navy…The microgrid will use solar energy and the BESS, along with Navy site generation, to provide emergency backup electricity to critical Navy electrical loads. The ability of microgrids to enhance electric reliability and resilience in response to local grid power outages is currently the primary driver of their deployments, especially for U.S. military bases. Microgrids are being increasingly deployed at critical, non- military facilities such as hospitals, fire stations, and airports to provide uninterrupted power during local electric utility outages…“Microgrids installed for backup power on military and non-military sites are currently customized according to each site, which result in costly and, at times, lengthy design and installation time periods. There is a need to demonstrate a standardized microgrid configuration consisting of distributed energy resources (DER) easily adaptable to a wide variety of electrical and non-electrical siting requirements,”

  12. First DavyTroll post of the day on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 6:14 am 

    Anonymouse on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 1:04 am

  13. Second DavyTroll post of the day on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 6:16 am 

    makati1 on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 1:05 am

  14. REAL Green on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 6:51 am 

    “Busting myths around baseload generation, LCOE and energy storage”
    https://tinyurl.com/swsuren renewable energy world

    “LCoE is a useful indicator when a high proportion of generation is from intrinsically-flexible generators such as hydropower or thermal generation from fossil fuels. LCoE is not useful when assessing the costs of an energy system powered mainly from renewables. Wind and sunshine are intermittent resources that do not correlate perfectly with demand. The intermittency brings additional costs. To run an energy system largely from renewables, some major sources of flexibility are needed to reconcile the difference between the availability of natural resources for generation and the demand for power. The cost of providing the flexibility could exceed the cost of the primary generation by a substantial amount and therefore total system cost must be considered…Misunderstanding #1: Baseload generation is good Put simply, If renewable generation coupled with storage could be an economically viable solution for the demand remaining after a large slice of constant-power generation was already satisfied by inflexible nuclear power, then this combination solution would be even more cost-effective if scaled up to meet the entire need with no nuclear power. In short, inflexible “baseload generation” is bad, not good!…Misunderstanding #2: Large amounts of inter-seasonal energy storage will be needed in a system powered mostly with renewable energy…Taking an electrified transportation system into account also along with some penetration of heat-pumps for heating, improved insulation standards and strong growth of energy consumption for data-processing, it is clear that the seasonality of demand will decrease significantly in future. In that case, we can find a blend of solar power and wind power that almost-perfectly matches the once-per-year variation in demand. The implications of the misunderstanding about inter-seasonal energy storage are very significant. Failing to appreciate and capitalize on the major seasonal variation of wind power in the UK leads to the conclusion that energy storage capacity much in excess of 100TWh would be needed for a largely-renewable UK. This in turn prejudices towards conclusions that (a) gas combustion with CCS will be cost-effective in the future and (b) that extensive production of hydrogen will need to happen to absorb energy in summer and consume more in winter. These conclusions have the secondary effect that the economic case for all TMES technologies is severely and unfairly damaged. In reality, a UK powered largely by renewables and having ~10TWh of TMES together with a slight (~5%?) over-capacity of renewable generation with the correct mix of solar and wind power is probably the cost-optimal solution for a secure, affordable and net-zero-CO2 energy system. The author does not suggest that no long-term energy storage is required. Weather varies and our ability to predict it over timescales measured in years remains rather poor. It would be prudent to implement some long-term storage – probably ~25TWh. This might comprise some biomass in dry stores, some hydrogen in caverns and/or synthesised liquid fuels like ammonia in tanks.”

  15. REAL Green on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 6:52 am 

    This is another techno optimist piece that sounds great on paper with techno speak but the reality is it is taking into account too many theoretical assumptions about perfect mixes and yet to be perfected TMES (thermal mechanical energy storage) systems Personally I think a net-zero-CO2 is inaccurate also because the amount of carbon that goes into all the other things that make this system function. A net-zero-CO2 system like described is a highly synchronized natural and technical condition that almost always has grey areas of failure. This present dangerous implications for grid failure because it is both complicated technically and complex and not yet understood fully systematically. Mix in the natural world and human nature and you get an even more dangerous mix.

    A better approach would be to be realistic about the growth of renewables into a position of replacing baseload generation on a very gradual basis. Today we have policy pushing fast transition which is very dangerous. This can be better achieved by changing behavior contingent to the technical changes IOW try to change less technically and more with behavior. People must live different if they want to reduce the carbon needs of the grid. This is the key not more technology. What this means in today’s world is that this kind of requirement won’t sell to the general public so you make shit up with techno talk and take chances.

    What this should mean is developing ways for society to live with intermittency as much as trying to solve the problems of intermittency with techno solutions. Techno solutions almost always have consequences that are new problems. Storage is nowhere near enough today both short term and long term. Overcapacity of renewables needed to push the envelope of renewable penetration in the grid is not there. There is not enough of either and the case of decarbonizing all those other imputes that support renewables is not there to call it a net-zero-CO2 system.

    Building a system that attempts to do what is possible knowing it is not enough is a better approach. This then forces adaptation and mitigation strategies to be incorporated into the approach and this definitely reflects behavior changes. In fact huge behavior changes because it basically forces a population to accepts eventual failure as part of the goal. This means the population is proactively building a system to face what will be failure instead of building a system that is supposed to be a transition paradigm that will instead fail and fail worse than a system with failure built into it. Of course, this is not going to happen because people can’t handle the truth but those in the leadership that can deal with the truth of failure should consider it because their asses may be on the line.

  16. JuanP on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 6:55 am 

    I told Mak and Anon that if they troll Davy he will troll them back. I am telling them this because this is what happens to me when I play my who owns the forum digital game.

    This is me BTW:
    Second DavyTroll post of the day said makati1 on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 1:05 am

    First DavyTroll post of the day said Anonymouse on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 1:04 am

    More Davy Trolling said JuanP is stupid on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 5:40

  17. Davy on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 7:03 am 

    If you are the cloggo you have to be increasingly pessimistic with a Brexit coming and a Sino American trade deal. Poor cloggo, what will he make up this time to explain all this???

    “Are Eurozone Manufacturers The Big Losers In The US-China Trade Deal?”
    https://tinyurl.com/t8ddh6x strategic macro blog

    “Per the deal, the Chinese will buy $100bn a year more in goods and services. China bought $130 billion in U.S. goods in 2017, before the trade war began and $56 billion in services. That’s a 54% step change, which is not happening organically as a function of 6% Chinese economic growth. As such, the Chinese government will have to pull levers and third countries have to lose export orders. In terms of manufactured goods the only games in town are the EU, Japan and Korea. The IMF in their recent Article 4 paper on China estimated that about half of the import displacement would be born by Europe. In the chart below, the IMF had assumed a $200bn/ year deal to halve the US trade deficit with half of that falling on the Eurozone.”

  18. DavySkum Log Report on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 8:31 am 

    DavySkum Log Report

    9-17: Begin Troll – 4:16 AM // End Troll – 9:06 PM
    Total PO.com Troll Time: 16:50 hours

    9-18: Begin Troll – 2:40 AM // End Troll

  19. Davy on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 8:31 am 

    Oops, sorry cloggo.

    “’Trump has made us weak’: Paul Krugman says the US-China trade deal achieved almost nothing and consumers and farmers paid the price”
    https://tinyurl.com/wnls4km Business Insider

    “President Donald Trump’s so-called phase-one trade deal with China achieved almost nothing even after American consumers and farmers footed the bill for his trade war over the past 18 months, the New York Times columnist Paul Krugman said on Sunday.”

    “”However Trump may try to spin this, he lost,” the Nobel Memorial Prize-winning economist tweeted. “Trump has made us weak, neither trusted by our allies nor feared by our enemies.””

    “Krugman said American consumers paid for the tariffs, farmers suffered, businesses would remain uncertain about US trade policy, and the Chinese learned that “Trump talks loudly but carries a small stick, and can be rolled.””

  20. Davy on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 8:59 am 

    “Trade war: China won’t rush into agriculture purchases under phase one deal, US government adviser says”
    https://tinyurl.com/ua463bm South China Morning Post

    “China has pledged to buy at least US$80 billion in US agricdultural products in the next two years, according to US trade representative Robert Lighthizer”

    ““These are businesspeople,” Kehoe said. “They are going to have to be in a competitive situation. Otherwise, they are not going to buy it.”

    “Tom Kehoe, an adviser to the US Department of Agriculture and the US Trade Representative, says the purchases will be decided by market prices”

  21. Davyscum Trolling on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 9:07 am 

    Began at 1:04 am Dec 18 2019

    Anonymouse on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 1:04 am

  22. full woke supremacist muzzies jerk double rainbow all the way across the sky so intense whoa it begins to look like a triple rainbow triple rainbow all the way across the sky so intense omg what does it mean WDIM WDIM OH god on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 10:59 am 

    Davy on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 7:03 am
    Above supertard obv.
    Thanks work on my project. I closed and defunded but you get pay due to q level access

  23. full woke supremacist muzzies jerk double rainbow all the way across the sky so intense whoa it begins to look like a triple rainbow triple rainbow all the way across the sky so intense omg what does it mean WDIM WDIM OH god on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 11:05 am 

    Dooma on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 4:47 am
    Doomed I appoint you supertard your title is “the lover” (of muzzies)
    Muzzies died like a dog is not a dog but not a muzzie. Muzzies died like a dog was buried as a muzzie but not a muzzie
    I’m confused dead muzzie are good
    Imagine America without muzzies
    Imagine no airport tsa line
    No terrorism
    No muzzies

  24. Duncan Idaho on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 11:26 am 

    Looks like the Fat Boy will be impeached—
    No worries, the Senate will put party over country, and the rape and scrape will continue.
    Might be best– put this reck in the ditch, and the survivors (if any) might have more resources to possibly survive.

  25. JuanP on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 11:54 am 

    Trump 2020!

  26. JuanP is stupid on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 12:11 pm 

    A lot of stupid but nothing said. Typical day in the life of stupid.

    This is from stupid:
    JuanP said Trump 2020!

    full woke supremacist muzzies jerk double rainbow all the way across the sky so intense whoa it begins to look like a triple rainbow triple rainbow all the way across the sky so intense omg what does it mean WDIM WDIM OH god said Dooma on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 4:47 am Doomed I appoi…

    full woke supremacist muzzies jerk double rainbow all the way across the sky so intense whoa it begins to look like a triple rainbow triple rainbow all the way across the sky so intense omg what does it mean WDIM WDIM OH god said Davy on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 7:03 am Above supertard…

    Davyscum Trolling said Began at 1:04 am Dec 18 2019 Anonymouse on Wed, 18…

    Davy said “Trade war: China won’t rush into agriculture purc…

    Davy said Oops, sorry cloggo. “’Trump has made us weak…

    DavySkum Log Report said DavySkum Log Report 9-17: Begin Troll – 4:16…

    Davy said If you are the cloggo you have to be increasingly…

  27. Davy on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 12:22 pm 

    STFU JuanP is stupid. Do everyone a favor and put a gun to yer head.

    dumbass

  28. Davy on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 12:23 pm 

    I agree with JuanP.

    I hate this stupid country.

    Trump 2020!

  29. Davy on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 12:39 pm 

    ’Trump has made us weak’
    https://tinyurl.com/wnls4km Business Insider

    GO TRUMP!

  30. makati1 on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 5:08 pm 

    The Davy’s Sinophobic spew gets even more rank and smelly. China is taking the US down, one step at a time; financially, economically, technically and educationally.

    The “trade war” is ALL in China’s favor. The US acts as if there are no other sources for China’s needs except the (non)exceptional Amerika. Tell that to the Brazilians, Russians and Argentinians.

    China imports more from five other countries than from the US. Besides the EU, the other four are from Asia. About $75B worth compared to the US $9B. China can just increase purchases elsewhere and Amerikan goods can rot.

    https://tradingeconomics.com/china/imports-by-country (Oct. 2019)

    As far as China’s exports, they are exporting less and selling domestically. But, their market is still growing outside China and they could just ramp up those sales. The US is not exceptional/self-sufficient. It needs what China makes and the Chinese know this. Read the labels on your “stuff” Amerikans. ‘Made in China’ will be dominant.

  31. Davy on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 5:16 pm 

    “The Davy’s Sinophobic spew gets even more rank and smelly. China is taking the US down, one step at a time; financially, economically, technically and educationally.”

    dumbfuck, that is your best friend juanPee not me. If you can’t keep up with his shit don’t open your pie hole. got it!

  32. REAL Green on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 5:20 pm 

    Oops, sorry makati1. Weve bin a widdle off lately and Davy won’t let us see the docter.

  33. JuanP is stupid on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 5:26 pm 

    yahoo! stupid is wild and crazy today

    this is from stupid
    REAL Green said Oops, sorry makati1. Weve bin a widdle off lately…

  34. full woke supremacist muzzies jerk I love cats I love every kind of cats I want to hug cats but I cant hug all cats. so anyway Im a cats lover and I love to run sorry im being emotional im thinking about cats again on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 5:30 pm 

    Above supertard obv.

  35. makati1 on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 6:22 pm 

    Davy, I don’t care who it is, the fact is that you are Sinophobic and extremely brainwashed. Fact is fact under any name. So be it. I don’t try to follow your puppets.

  36. Dooma on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 6:25 pm 

    Davy, where are your comprehension skills?

    When I said, ” Unfortunately, we don’t have much of a manufacturing sector left as it has all moved to China, but the US…they can’t make anything anymore.”

    I was talking about my own country, not having a manufacturing sector. You see I can put shit on my own country – something a flag-waver like you could never do. No matter how blatant the evidence.

    And I did not “cherrypick” the “airlines”. What, does American Airlines have a fleet of F-35’s then? I was talking about aviation in general. And I also spoke about another company close to the heart of flag-wavers, the Tesla. Can you honestly tell me that a brand-new $50K car should come with rust?

    “Bullshit and quit talking like you are American.”

    WTF does that mean?? Am I talking too much shit?

    I could have also mentioned how Apple phones are becoming over-priced pieces of shit and are losing market share to the Koreans and Chinese. But I figured that I had given you enough to huff n’ puff over..for now.

  37. Dooma on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 6:30 pm 

    Oh and here is a video that I thought you might like to watch. To prove that I don’t hate Americans, just America.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JkchW5gb88&t=147s

    Mak, I am sure that you will enjoy this as well.

  38. Davy on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 6:38 pm 

    ‘Davy, where are your comprehension skills?” When I said, ” Unfortunately, we don’t have much of a manufacturing sector left as it has all moved to China, but the US…they can’t make anything anymore.”
    “I was talking about my own country, not having a manufacturing sector. You see I can put shit on my own country – something a flag-waver like you could never do. No matter how blatant the evidence.”
    AH, but the part you forget is “US…cant make anything anymore” so your comment is all wrapped up in dragging the US into your discussion and BTW most people don’t know you are Australian so it sounds nice and anti-American just like you and your dumbass buddy makato like it.

    “And I did not “cherrypick” the “airlines”. What, does American Airlines have a fleet of F-35’s then? I was talking about aviation in general. And I also spoke about another company close to the heart of flag-wavers, the Tesla. Can you honestly tell me that a brand-new $50K car should come with rust?”
    You cherry pick shit dooma. That is the plain and simple of it and that is why you love your makato. He is the grand master cherry picker.

    “Bullshit and quit talking like you are American.” WTF does that mean?? Am I talking too much shit?”
    You routinely talk as if you are an American and or know America like an expert.

    “I could have also mentioned how Apple phones are becoming over-priced pieces of shit and are losing market share to the Koreans and Chinese. But I figured that I had given you enough to huff n’ puff over..for now.”
    So what? More cherry picking shit. It’s a global value chain market still so these issues cross borders but not with extremist like you and makato.

  39. Davy on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 6:47 pm 

    “To prove that I don’t hate Americans, just America.”

    I would respect you more if you were just honest about the fact you hate America “AND” Americans except of course Americans that hate America. Anti-American love these types because they give cover for their bad behavior. Lots of those anti-American Americans here especially our blind lying liberals. It is OK to be an honest anti-American in my book. Where I call you guys out is when you are sloppy with the material or overly belligerent like the cloggo or the makato skumbags. An anti-American with good material that is balanced and fair I have no problem with. Hate goes with the territory of being who Americans are.

  40. full woke supremacist muzzies jerk I love cats I love every kind of cats I want to hug cats but I cant hug all cats. so anyway Im a cats lover and I love to run sorry im being emotional im thinking about cats again on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 6:56 pm 

    pls see head dr. supertard

    don’t give up

  41. Davy on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 6:57 pm 

    “Davy, I don’t care who it is, the fact is that you are Sinophobic and extremely brainwashed.”
    you are…like your friend says… (juanPee)…projecting makato.

    “I don’t try to follow your puppets.”
    They are your puppets makato because you enable and support Annoymouse and juanPee the forum stalkers. JuanPee has weaponized this forum with ID theft and socks and you are happy with it but you usually whine about the mess it leaves behind as if you are innocent. This is because you are hypocritical and try to blame it on me. You yourself are starting your days with attacks on me routinely. I used to attack you routinely but what I did was engage your lies. You just attack me and join in the gang bang with your buddies. You are a skumbag makato. I will see you through to the end. You are already losing your mental capacity and screwing up regularly. You are also here less and less.

  42. full woke supremacist muzzies jerk I love cock I love every kind of cock I want to hug cock but I cant hug all cock. so anyway Im a cock lover and I love to run sorry im being emotional im thinking about cock again said Above supertard obv. on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 7:00 pm 

    my head dr. is in Miami Beach he also does my digital rectal exam

  43. full woke supremacist muzzies jerk I love cats I love every kind of cats I want to hug cats but I cant hug all cats. so anyway Im a cats lover and I love to run sorry im being emotional im thinking about cats again on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 7:03 pm 

    Never give up supertard

    We worry about you

  44. full woke supremacist muzzies jerk I love cock I love every kind of cock I want to hug cock but I cant hug all cock. so anyway Im a cock lover and I love to run sorry im being emotional im thinking about cock again said Above superturd obv. said on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 7:07 pm 

    your gone superturd you no longer know reality.

  45. Davy on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 7:08 pm 

    Ok thanks for the video Dooma. Good stuff. Keep in mind we’re over a trillion dollars more in debt now than when that video was made. A trillion is kinda a big number.

  46. JuanP on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 7:10 pm 

    Dooma that is the stuff I thrive on OOps cocaine and vodka does that.

  47. JuanP on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 7:11 pm 

    I like a hot ebony prob too

  48. Davy on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 7:12 pm 

    Ignore JuanP. He’s just stupid.

  49. JuanP on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 7:14 pm 

    I am going to bed now because my hernia hurts. Any socks are being done by my assistant I hired. He is also my part time pal. Leave me alone jelly penis breath people

  50. full woke supremacist muzzies jerk I love cock I love every kind of cock I want to hug cock but I cant hug all cock. so anyway Im a cock lover and I love to run sorry im being emotional im thinking about cock on Wed, 18th Dec 2019 7:15 pm 

    superturd juan you are a weirdo

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