What really hit Saudi oil facilities?

From my understanding the drones were only used to disabled their anti missle protection and then a missle was launched which caused the fires

a reply to: roadgravel

Bolton was tweeting about Iran using a Syrian leased port loophole to sell oil before DJT terminated him.
So if Iran was putting billions of barrels of oil on the global market Saudi Arabia would need to shut some of their supply to keep prices up. A week later we have an attack that shuts Saudi oil production, just coincidence?

originally posted by: Slichter
a reply to: roadgravel

Bolton was tweeting about Iran using a Syrian leased port loophole to sell oil before DJT terminated him.
So if Iran was putting billions of barrels of oil on the global market Saudi Arabia would need to shut some of their supply to keep prices up. A week later we have an attack that shuts Saudi oil production, just coincidence?

Follow the money. The question we need to ask is, "Who benefits if the Aramco IPO gets scuttled because of this?"

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

Perhaps its an honest disclosure of the risks for the public owning shares of a company that keeps their real business details undisclosed?

a reply to: bastion

Yep, and the American people, who rarely question any narrative fed to them by both arms of the corporate media, are licking it up.

It's not like our government ever lied or engaged in top secret diversionary programs, right?

Trouble is, it might actually be Iran for all I know. No way in hell I'm ever going to just "believe it," knowing the source as well as I do.

originally posted by: 0zzymand0s
a reply to: bastion

Yep, and the American people, who rarely question any narrative fed to them by both arms of the corporate media, are licking it up.

It's not like our government ever lied or engaged in top secret diversionary programs, right?

Trouble is, it might actually be Iran for all I know. No way in hell I'm ever going to just "believe it," knowing the source as well as I do.

Nor would I, because I remember when those exact same sources lied their asses off telling us they had proof Iraq had chemical weapons.

I have hard time seeing even a medium size drone doing this much damage.
Unless it was a kamikaze drone with a shaped charge warhead.
On the other hand I can see someone using the drones as a remote spotter.
Get the drones in the target area, Fire a missile, makes adjustments fire again.
The WWII tech German V1 buzz bomb can be built by anyone now. They just need a better targeting system.
Come to think if it use one drone as the spotter and the same tech to guide the second one in.
Low tech cruise missile.

Word on the street is trouble is brewing.
MIc flexing.
Stay safe.

Reeks of investors wanting another 0 in their portfolio, and a PentagonMIC, needing some more contracts, to justify their existance, again. We all know who trainsadvises them, and now they can get their tech off of Wish, or Alibaba.com.

And, at the end of the day (Eastern Time) , Oil up 11%

Fitting finale for some of the posts in this thread...

Certainly a follow the money...

The CIA operates a drone base in Saudi Arabia


Before putting the blame on Iran, I would be very interested to see satellite images from the date in question in order to determine if there was any unusual activity on that base.

a reply to: LoveSolMoonDeath

My bet is the Saudi oil facilities were hit by the Saudis at the bequest of America and the World Bank so "They" can invade/strike/harass Iran into regime change, nevermind raise the price of oil.

a reply to: Slichter

armaco, known for great employees

Can't read very deeply into this mess its like water for octane.

When I was in the Navy ( Persian Gulf ) we had a drone. I have the shops log to prove it. Although, I never seen or heard of it, not that I can remember anyway. The ships log says Drone operations. Lol

Ya think we'll go to war soon?