Energy after oil

IT SEEMS TO ME AS I SAID THE CREATION OF MARGINS OF REAL MONEY THEY CAN TAX AWAY FROM THE PEOPLE..NOT DANGEROUS MONEY FROM QE's THAT WILL BE THE SOURCE OF MASSIVE INFLATION IF AND WHEN USD's BEGIN TO FLOOD BACK TO THE USA WHEN THE THE DOLLAR LOSES RESERVE..AS WELL AS GOLD PRICE RISES THAT MAY PROVED A SAFE HEAVEN TO PARK MONEY

They have to get oodles of real money..and that can only be from the peoples pockets.  low oil prices will cut costs for americans by a serious margin..money they make every week at labour, real money not fake QE money.  that is what we have to calculate:  the cut to the cost of living that americans will get from low oil prices.  I believe all or most of that is what the government wants.

the risk is how they can take it or make use of it without it becoming a political problem.  so they will be creative.  Obama may pass a law making the purchase of american government paper mandatory among other things.

and remember that that is a recurring factor of tax...every weeks paycheck.  as long as the people work they produce and pay.  they may also make the minimum paycheck higher but force payments by purchasing government paper.....

but thats my idea anyway.  but its a skam of some sort theses falling oil process for money.  we just have to figure out what it is....

that is part of the game too...but it is not the basis of it.  they never play games for one purpose only but to kill as many inter-connected birds as possible at the same time and on going as well.  it is always designed to go for as long as possible

most importanly it is to create some kind of margin to coop real good money..not QE kind of money

For the U.S., the challenge is different: It had better make sure the low oil prices do not kill its shale oil industry. If they do, and hydrocarbon prices start climbing, the rest of the U.S. economy will be hit by a shock disproportionate to this year's predicted modest gains, and there will be nothing to compensate for it. So far, the frackers are holding on. In the second week of January, they increased oil output again to 9.19 million barrels a day, but it's far from certain they will be able to withstand the current prices -- $48 for a barrel of Brent oil today -- much longer.

the shale oil industry is failing right now..bankruptcies right lef' and center

the Keystone is on its nose..wont be built anymore.  canadians vex.

deh dont care about those things.  its a grand game and effort to save their economy that's what this is.  they are looking for ways to defeat history and save their economy

where does the oil americans use come from......imported oil mostly.  they are going to cut that down..or out by this move.

but we must keep looking to see...

the observant man is right.  we have to keep looking with open mind knowing of course that all they do is to preserve american power
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vex ?? Canucks laughing all the way to 85 cents a Litre at the Pump : down from $1.70

Tar sands oil is the most expensive ..

harper an dem..not me and you ;D ;D ;D


Harper and dem vex..complaining about lack of amrican will to build the pipeline ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::

the Keystone is a boondoggle yuh see...ah skulduggery.  a lot of taxpayer bones would be getting pik in dat gangsterism on both sides of the border ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::

miss opportunity doh come back
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as I look at the situation more and more I can see desperation to reliquify the pockets of americans.  their retail market is also crashing around their knees.  they have to save that big time

all f that is in there.  they are not after Russia as such.  that too... but they got to save themselves fus'

They can bring down russia and themselves : together !

Wow : 2 birds with one stone over the Arabs OIL    ::LOL::

Yep Americans are the only beneficiaries of your foolish believes


The U.S. is the only place who needs energy

Brent crude was trading at around $49.40 a barrel, down 77 cents...

US crude was trading down 74 cents at $47.95 a barrel....

The falls came after Saudi Arabia said again on Sunday that it would not cut output

to prop up oil markets.