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Arab oil destructive power on the US economy

Arab oil and US economy

Arab oil and the US economical crisis

In May 2007, The U.S. House of Representatives acted on what's been known for years: OPEC's price-fixing conspiracy, it voted to allow the government to sue the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries for price manipulation (OPEC), With average U.S. pump prices at an all-time, inflation-adjusted high of $3.22 a gallon, the House voted 345-72 to approve the "No Oil Producing and Exporting Cartels Act of 2007," or "NOPEC.", The bill would revoke the sovereign immunity OPEC members currently enjoy from U.S. legal action and allow the Justice Department to sue them in U.S. courts. [1].

Manraaj Singh Editor Profit Hunter: 'Arab Oil Wealth To Dwarf US Economy!' [Apr 29, 2008] [2].

Walid Phares (Oct, 2008): 'OPEC manufactured the financial meltdown' [3].

Notorios businessman Donald Trump Blasted Oil Prices and OPEC July 30th, 2008 “Oil (costs) is what is killing the world’s economy,” Observers say if the U. S. would rattle its own domestic oil supply saber it would shock the market and costs would plummet. Oil experts say the U. S. could be free of Middle East imports in less than 3 years. [4], he blasted major oil producing countries for the current recession and accuses large oil companies of "doing a major number" on everyone. [5], it’s the price of oil that is to blame, OPEC and the Saudi Arabians [6], on Feb. 4, 2009: "As far as the economy is concerned, though, I'm afraid that if and when the economy does get going, you'll have OPEC raise its ugly head and come out and just raise oil prices again and kill it, because I think that OPEC had a lot to do with the failing of the world economy." [7].

US president Barack Obama in his speech on February 24, 2009 said: The fact is, our economy did not fall into decline overnight. Nor did all of our problems begin when the housing market collapsed or the stock market sank. We have known for decades that our survival depends on finding new sources of energy. Yet we import more oil today than ever before. [8].

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The Arab Islamic fascist flavor in Dictator Hugo Chavez's bitter regime

The Arab Islamic fascist flavor in Dictator Hugo Chavez's bitter regime

Hugo and the Jackal... When he visited him in Baghdad, Chávez described his new friend Saddam Hussein as “a well-informed man who understands everything to do with OPEC. ...
http://www.gnn.tv/threads/7623/Hugo_and_the_Jackal

The Chavez Regime: Fostering Anti-Semitism and Supporting Radical Islam  Chavez's Allies
Posted: November 6, 2006
Over the years, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has befriended a number of questionable figures in South America and also in the Middle East where he has formed bonds through both OPEC and ideological channels. As Chavez's hatred of the United States and Israel has grown, he has become close allies with a number of the West's most dangerous adversaries. These relationships grew only stronger during the Israel-Hezbollah war, when Chavez was outspoken in his criticism of Israel and the United States and in his support for Hezbollah.
http://www.adl.org/main_International_Affairs/venezuela_anti_semitism_report.htm?Multi_page_sections=sHeading_8

Venezuela Arrests Synagogue (Arab?) Attackers
World | Mon, Feb 9, 2009 at 1:58:01 pm PST

After the shocking attacks on a synagogue in Venezuela last month, thug-in-chief Hugo Chavez suggested that the attackers might have been Jews themselves. So you have to wonder what kind of pressure was brought to bear on Chavez to get him to take action: Venezuela detains 11 suspects in synagogue attacks.

CARACAS, Venezuela – Authorities arrested 11 people, including seven police officers, suspected of carrying out an attack on a Caracas synagogue that raised concerns of rising of anti-Semitism in Venezuela, officials said Sunday.

The Attorney General’s Office said an agent of the federally controlled investigative police force and one of the synagogue’s security guards were among the 11 suspects arrested during raids over the weekend. The suspects are scheduled to be arraigned Monday.
http://littlegreenfootballs.com/article/32716_Venezuela_Arrests_Synagogue_Attackers#rss

Venezuela Synagogues Sprayed "Death to Jews"... In case you are wondering if this has anything to do with Islam - Venezuella is a close ally of Iran and a supporter of Hamas and Hezbollah. They have recently cut off ties with Israel. They have a growing Lebanese Shiite community in the country encouraged by the deranged communist in charge. Sean Penn still not found for response on his "Chavez is a great man" http://www.weaselzippers.net/blog/2009/01/venezuela-synagogues-sprayed-death-to-jews.html

Atlas Shrugs: PLICE BEHIND SYNAGOGUE ATTACKS IN VENEZUELA by Pamela Geller 
Chávez and the Islamic Arab countries are advising and financing the electoral campaigns in Latin America.Venezuela holds police, guard in synagogue attack
http://atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com/atlas_shrugs/2009/02/plice-behind-synagogue-attacks-in-venezuela.html

The result of Chavez involvement with the Arabs and Iran’s thug in chief, Ahmad-in-jihad. A Caracas synagogue was vandalized on Friday night
http://sheikyermami.com/2009/02/01/venezuela-caracas-synagogue-attacked-vandalized/

Chávez and the Islamic Arab countries are advising and financing the electoral campaigns in Latin America
http://www.israelforum.com/blog_article.php?aid=1960448

Venezuela: Latin America’s Iran
Brandeis Hoot, MA - Jan 23, 2009
President Chavez has been able to finance his nonsense revolution thanks to the record oil prices of the past ten years. These petro-dollars have allowed his regime to portray the image of a healthy and triumphant revolution. However, money cannot buy good management, and when problems arise, Chavez tends to blame the problems on –you guessed it- the United States of America, the biggest customer of Venezuela. What an irony, what hypocrisy.
The best word to define this so-called revolution is, “deception.”
There is no revolution in Venezuela ladies and gentleman, wake up. In fact, as thousands of local industries have gone bankrupt with the government’s economic policies, Venezuela has become more dependent on imports in the years of Chavez. At the same time, while the country sinks in crime and corruption, the “revolutionaries” (who believe that being rich is bad) are in the prime of their lives, building new mansions and buying luxury cars and yachts. What an irony, what hypocrisy.
A famous phrase goes “The enemy of my enemy is my friend” and that has created the alliance between Venezuela and Iran. The commercial relations have increased in the last years between the two countries, and there is even a direct flight between Caracas and Tehran. A couple weeks ago, a shipment was being held in Turkey because it contained lab equipment capable of producing explosives. What a wonderful trade is developing between the two countries (Venezuela supports the FARC and Iran supports Hezbollah and Hamas). ...Chavez has become a hero in Gaza and in Lebanon, and a Kuwaiti MP even called for the Arab League to be moved to Venezuela because he proved to be more Arab than some Arabs.
http://thehoot.net/articles/4711

Worldwide Condemnation Pours Down On Venezuela After Synagogue ... Latin American Herald Tribune
http://www.laht.com/article.asp?ArticleId=326963&CategoryId=10717

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Donald Trump Blames Arab, Muslim (& Venezuela's dictator Hugo Chavez) oil for Economic Crisis

Donald Trump Blames Arab, Muslim (& Venezuela's dictator Hugo Chavez) oil for Economic Crisis
 
Donald Trump blames Arab Oil for the world crisis Trump: There's Too Much Oil newsmax.com ^ July 29, 2008 staff Real estate mogul Donald Trump says there is way too much oil in the worldto justify the current high market prices. "Frankly, I hear there are tankersall over the world that are loaded up to the gills with oil," he told CNBC."They have so much oil they don't know what to do with it. It's ridiculouswhat's going on with OPEC and all of that." Trump blames major oil producingcountries for the current recession and accuses large oil companies of "doing amajor number" on everyone. Trump lauds the recent dips in the price of oil,...
 
Donald Trump Says – it’s the price of oil that is to blame by Ruth ...Sep29, 2008 ... He said now the price of oil will plunge - possibly back down to apossible ... Trump blames the downturn on OPEC and the Saudi Arabians.
 
As far as the economy is concerned, though, Larry, I'm afraid that if andwhen the economy does get going, you'll have OPEC raise its ugly head and comeout and just raise oil prices again and kill it, because I think that OPEC had alot to do with the failing of the world economy. (Feb. 4, 2009)
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America's Arab Enemies Feel Betrayed By Hillary Pick for Sec. State

America's Arab Enemies Feel Betrayed By Hillary Pick for Sec. State
The Patriot Room ^ | November 23, 2008 | Bill Dupray

Another good sign. When the people who want to kill you think that the chief American diplomat will be too tough on them, you know you are doing something right.

(Excerpt) Read more at http://patriotroom.com/americas-arab-enemies-feel-betrayed-by-hillary-pick-for-sec-state/

 
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Exclusive: (ARABIAN) OPEC: A Recurring Nightmare

Exclusive: OPEC: A Recurring Nightmare Family Security Matters, NJ - Jun 23, 2008 OPEC, acronym for The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, was founded in Baghdad on September 14th, 1960, ostensibly to bargain and negotiate the sale of oil to the West by Algeria, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, and Venezuela….

They sound just like another commercial fraternal organization, but with the exception of Venezuela and a bizarre on again/off again romance with Ecuador, all member states are Muslim and the bulk of the oil reserves, estimated to be more than three quarters of the entire world’s, are located in the Arab Middle East….

Saudi Arabia and OPEC cohorts don't just hold us over a barrel of oil. They fund and control radicalized Middle East departments in major Universities … http://www.familysecuritymatters.org/publications/id.437/pub_detail.asp

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[Arab Muslim] OPEC's policies spurring price hike

[Arab Muslim] OPEC's policies spurring price hike

OPEC's policies spurring price hike Dailyrecord.com, NJ - Jul 5, 2008

While it is true that the United States gets most of its oil from non-Arab countries, it is in fact the Arab oil-producing nations that are driving up the price.

He states that the "price of oil is dictated to a large extent by U.S. oil companies." That is not the case.

OPEC, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, is a cartel of 12 member nations, with all but one, Venezuela, a Middle Eastern country. A cartel is, according to the American Heritage Dictionary, a combination of independent business organizations formed to regulate production, pricing and marketing of goods by the members. OPEC has for the first time since its creation in 1960 been acting like a real cartel. Formerly, cartel members would ignore regulated production goals established and pump more oil. More oil meant more supply.

The larger supply would keep the price down worldwide. Now we are seeing member nations holding firm to established production goals. In other words, while everyone, including President Bush, is asking them to produce more, they are not. The cartel is working.

The concepts of supply and demand are not sexy, but they certainly apply to the price of gasoline.....

Read more at: http://www.dailyrecord.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080704/OPINION03/807040302/1096/OPINION  
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Arabs controlling the world) KINDA MAKES YOU WONDER [Dem. vs Rep. in dealing with ARAB OIL POWER]

(Arabs controlling the world) KINDA MAKES YOU WONDER [Dem. vs Rep. in dealing with ARAB OIL POWER]

(Arab controlling the world) KINDA MAKES YOU WONDER [Dem. vs Rep. in dealing with ARAB OIL POWER]

KINDA MAKES YOU WONDER…

John H. at Powerline writes:

For several decades, the Democratic Party has pursued policies designed to drive up the cost of petroleum, and therefore gas at the pump. Remarkably, the Democrats don’t seem to have taken much of a political hit from the current spike in gas prices. Probably that’s because most people don’t realize how different the two parties’ energy policies have been.

Congressman Roy Blunt put together these data to highlight the differences between House Republicans and House Democrats on energy policy:

ANWR Exploration House Republicans: 91% Supported House Democrats: 86% Opposed

Coal-to-Liquid House Republicans: 97% Supported House Democrats: 78% Opposed

Oil Shale Exploration House Republicans: 90% Supported House Democrats: 86% Opposed

Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) Exploration House Republicans: 81% Supported House Democrats: 83% Opposed

Refinery Increased Capacity House Republicans: 97% Supported House Democrats: 96% Opposed

SUMMARY 91% of House Republicans have historically voted to increase the production of American-made oil and gas.

86% of House Democrats have historically voted against increasing the production of American-made oil and gas.

PAUL M. adds: It’s useful to keep this sort of thing in mind when we hear (on something like a daily basis these days) that the Republicans have run out of ideas or that Republican ideas didn’t work. The truth is that most major Republican ideas weren’t tried because the Democrats blocked them. Increasing the domestic production of oil and gas (a move so obvious it barely meets the standard for being an idea) is hardly the only example.

The post elicited this response from commenter “Ronnor”. (I’ve cleaned up the grammar and spelling.)

“After being called a conspiracy theorist I posted this.

‘Who said anything about conspiracies?

I’m talking about taking bribes from the Arabs. Don’t you think thats being done? It’s called the price of doing business. Take a look at the Carter Center financing and then look at how he helps skew the oil market.

Why wouldn’t you think that politicians would take a bribe when every year someone goes to jail for it?

How cheap it would be to buy votes? And you wouldn’t need many, what 50 Senators? Pay a couple of billion dollars in Swiss accounts. Or fund PAC’s, universities and their professors to push the Arab Oil Agenda. Didn’t Saudi Arabia just give a couple of hundreds of millions to Harvard and a few other places? Saw that in the newspapers — just what do you think that is for?

Phony up a few ‘trusts’ where it’s impossible to find out what, where and how much they are really giving.

Want to really screw up oil shale development? Gve 20 attorneys 50 million dollars to start environmental inspections, lawsuits, marches on State Legislatures.

It’s a lot of money on the table — $800 billion to the Arabs this year, a couple of billion to Senators, Congressmen/women, couple of greens to suppress gas and oil exploration, stop nuclear and all the rest of things that they as American citizens can do legally and the investment comes back a hundred fold.

Why wouldn’t the Arab oil producers do something like that? It’s the smart thing to do and it’s what is ingrained in the Arab ethic (they have none).

How laughable that you don’t think bribery works. It does and has for millennia. You must think the Arab stupid and our elected officials completly honest if you don’t think this is happening somewhat right now. Remember, money talks and you know what walks.

Kinda makes you wonder “Is it any wonder?”

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