Yes we have plenty of oil for the short and medium term.
Thanks for the reminder.
Thanks for the reminder.
US petroleum reserves will run out in 70 days.
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US petroleum reserves will run out in 70 days.
Maybe we should organise a Let Crimea Vote movement, like this one for Catalonia: http://www.letcatalansvote.com/
Why should Crimea citizens worry about recognition by U.S.? It's not their business. All these sanction threats are intended to prevent the demonstration of the fact that the inhabitants of the Crimea doesn't care what the U.S. thinks of them. Because it's a sign of their weakness.Sanctions will never work. Russia is the no.1 crude oil producer in the world. Without the Russian oil, crude price will cross $1,000, which will topple the US government.
And who is the number 3 producer of oil? =)))))
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_oil_production
1 Russia 10,900,000 13.28% 2013 est.[7][8]
2 Saudi Arabia 9,900,000 12.65% 2013 est.[7][9]
3 United States 8,453,000 9.97% 2013 est.
Yes we have plenty of oil for the short and medium term.
Thanks for the reminder.
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Anonymous Ukraine supports the Russians, Poles, Hungarians, Tartars, Jews and others that the Bandera nazis want to kill. They are also Anonymous.
We have hacked the e-mail correspondence of the US Army and the Nazi Trident in Ukraine including the US Army Attaché’s Assistant in Kiev Jason Gresh and yet another high ranking Bandera Nazi from the Ukrainian General Staff Igor Protsyk
We have hacked the e-mail correspondence of the US Army and the Nazi Trident in Ukraine including the US Army Attaché’s Assistant in Kiev Jason Gresh and yet another high ranking Bandera Nazi from the Ukrainian General Staff Igor Protsyk
hilarious
Out of pure curiosity. What's your opinion on Kosovo?
Should it be an independent country or not?
can wee expand the discussion for the USA and UK ?
American colonies dint get the a OK for a referendum on secession from Britain, if the rules USA wants for Crimea separation from Ukraine apply to USA-UK they should remain a colony
Yeah , let's forget Kosovo , who the ** gave them the right to separate form the Ottoman Empire. And Russia...what Russia? The Mongol empire should have it's vote also on this.
Now really....
I was wondering about the opinion the pro Russian members of this forum have on Kosovo. Let's not turn to the dark ages.
It is the right thing to have that as an independent country ? YES or NO !
ps. Although i don't support the intervention in the Crimea by the Russians nor it's "independence" I think that all the guys roaming there in Kosovo should back their bags and go back to asia minor:).
Pro-Russian perspective:
What if the USA "came home" and left the world alone?
Out of pure curiosity. What's your opinion on Kosovo?
Should it be an independent country or not?
can wee expand the discussion for the USA and UK ?
American colonies dint get the a OK for a referendum on secession from Britain, if the rules USA wants for Crimea separation from Ukraine apply to USA-UK they should remain a colony
Out of pure curiosity. What's your opinion on Kosovo?
Should it be an independent country or not?
Two people died in Harkov as the result of confrontation between ultra-right bandits (from the coup government) and townspeople. Ultra-rights have dug in a building, taking pot shots from windows and throwing Molotov-coctails. Militia is attempting to neutralise the ultra-rights.
In the meantime, unconfirmed rumours say that two British NATO transport war planes landed in Nikolaev (Southern Ukraine) with military units and weaponry.
You can't argue with the first image, at least. It should have also included Tunis, Afghanistan, Egypt and Turkey
In the meantime, unconfirmed rumours say that two British NATO transport war planes landed in Nikolaev (Southern Ukraine) with military units and weaponry.
Pro-Russian perspective:
You can't argue with the first image, at least. It should have also included Tunis, Afghanistan, Egypt and Turkey
Pro-Russian perspective:
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"There is an absolutely direct link with the events in Ukraine," said Alexander Podrabinek, a former dissident and a columnist for two of the newly banned websites, EJ.ru and Grani.ru.
Why did they block or banned those two websites and not taken them down completely as they use the .ru address? Just like how they killed torrents(.)ru
Oh yep, Navalny... What would we have done without Him and His love?
I really don't like censorship, but... This Alexei Navalny (mostly well known as "Analny") really bothered everyone already... I remember his stupid propaganda and hypocricy during the mayor elections...
Actually it seemed like a Jehowah Witnesses sect.
Stickers and zombies almost everywhere, and I even wasn't able to park in my usual spot without getting his stupid sticker (like these red ones) on the windshield! 
That's fine if he finally got banned.
I really don't like censorship, but... This Alexei Navalny (mostly well known as "Analny") really bothered everyone already... I remember his stupid propaganda and hypocricy during the mayor elections...
Actually it seemed like a Jehowah Witnesses sect.
Stickers and zombies almost everywhere, and I even wasn't able to park in my usual spot without getting his stupid sticker (like these red ones) on the windshield! That's fine if he finally got banned. Russia censors media by blocking websites and popular blog
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/mar/14/russia-bans-alexei-navalny-blog-opposition-news-websites
<< Media watchdog adds Alexei Navalny blog and opposition news sites to banned list amid ongoing Ukraine crisis. >>
By the way, the sites are still available through VPN, Proxy and TOR
Russia issues warning after fatal clashes in Ukraine city of Donetsk
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/mar/14/russia-warning-fatal-clashes-ukraine-donetsk-protect-compatriots
<< Moscow declares right to "protect compatriots" and accuses Kiev over violence between pro-Russian and pro-Ukrainian protesters. >>
Russia censors media by blocking websites and popular blog
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/mar/14/russia-bans-alexei-navalny-blog-opposition-news-websites
<< Media watchdog adds Alexei Navalny blog and opposition news sites to banned list amid ongoing Ukraine crisis. >>
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/mar/14/russia-warning-fatal-clashes-ukraine-donetsk-protect-compatriots
<< Moscow declares right to "protect compatriots" and accuses Kiev over violence between pro-Russian and pro-Ukrainian protesters. >>
Russia censors media by blocking websites and popular blog
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/mar/14/russia-bans-alexei-navalny-blog-opposition-news-websites
<< Media watchdog adds Alexei Navalny blog and opposition news sites to banned list amid ongoing Ukraine crisis. >>
And Russia will cut all it's exports? They will starve even faster than the us.
Only 5% of the Us oil imports comes from Russia. The OPEC countries and the gulfs are capable of rising the production enough to cover the deficit.
Only 5% of the Us oil imports comes from Russia. The OPEC countries and the gulfs are capable of rising the production enough to cover the deficit.
May be only 5% of the US oil imports comes from Russia, but the figure is far higher for the EU. Also, the Kazakh and Turkmen oil is shipped through the Russian pipelines.
No. The OPEC countries are not capable of rising their oil production. The only country having the spare capacity is Saudi Arabia, but even they have only the capability to raise their input by 1 million bbl/day.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-03-13/ron-paul-putins-crimea-invasion-has-law-its-side
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The West will claim "everything Putin does is illegal," but while Ron Paul notes "he's no angel," the former congressman adds Putin "has some law on his side." America has a right of secession and Crimea should have it too - "it's such a facade," Paul explains, noting that "contracts, and agreements, and treaties" linked to the Sevastopol base provide Putin with a legal basis to militarily occupy Crimea, "Russia could accuse America of occupying Cuba because it, too, holds a lease on the land around the Guantanamo Bay prison."
Paul goes on to note the hypocrisy of the West and alleges US and European participation in the overthrow of Yanukovich... and for good measure discusses Diane Feinstein, the CIA and spying...
Paul goes on to note the hypocrisy of the West and alleges US and European participation in the overthrow of Yanukovich... and for good measure discusses Diane Feinstein, the CIA and spying...
As Western leaders prepare a bailout package for embattled Ukraine, they face a startling irony: Thanks to the almost bizarre structure of a bond deal between Ukraine and Russia, billions of those dollars are almost certain to go directly into the coffers of the Putin government.
As CNBC has reported, some aid money is bound to go into Russia as a result of energy trade and other economic factors. But the situation is actually much more acute than just that: An existing agreement between the two countries makes an immediate, direct transfer from Ukraine to Russia legally enforceable.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/101491011#_gus
And Russia will cut all it's exports? They will starve even faster than the us.
not if they nuke every country where USA have a military base 
And who is the number 3 producer of oil? =)))))
USA, total oil production: 8,453,000 bbl /d
USA, total oil consumption: 18,840,000 bbl /d
Net import / export balance: -10,387,000 bbl/d
For every $1 / bbl rise in crude, the US will lose $ 3.8 billion / year.
http://www.globalfirepower.com/oil-consumption-by-country.asp
And Russia will cut all it's exports? They will starve even faster than the us.
Only 5% of the Us oil imports comes from Russia. The OPEC countries and the gulfs are capable of rising the production enough to cover the deficit.
yea not to mention they have their hands on venezuela's oil..
ohoh isnt also a "revolution" there?!
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