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Originally posted by burntheships
reply to post by mileslong54
Did you watch that video?
That was just tweeted!
Originally posted by burntheships
reply to post by ParkerCramer
Thanks! I am always catching flak from something.
Especially when the oil in question is 95 percent consumed by Europe.
Originally posted by silo13
reply to post by MrStyx
Especially when the oil in question is 95 percent consumed by Europe.
You have something to back that up other than your opinion? Thanks...
peaceedit on 3-3-2011 by silo13 because: peace
PRODUCTION OPEC member Libya is the 17th-largest producer in the world, third-largest producer in Africa and holds the continent's largest crude oil reserves. It normally pumps around 1.6 million bpd, 85 percent of which is exported to Europe and its output is equivalent to about 2 percent of global oil consumption.
Europe is the customer most affected by Libyan oil export disruptions. About 32 percent of the oil goes to Italy, 14 percent to Germany, 10 percent to China and France and 5 percent to the United States.
Originally posted by Solomons
It's funny how the media spamming the airwaves with propaganda about this issue for a while can make even people on ATS change their views so quickly to support such an unjust move...and even get them to think America and other countries are actually doing it on moral grounds. I have still not seen any reason that justifies military actions against Libya....none.edit on 2-3-2011 by Solomons because: (no reason given)
U.S. and NATO naval facilities in Souda Bay of the Greek island of Crete have been put on alert, according to reports from Greek channel Nea TV and other media outlets on Wednesday.
U.S. amphibious assault ships USS Kearsarge and USS Ponce have entered the Mediterranean Sea and are due to arrive at the bay on Friday, said the reports, which could not be immediately verified.
A U.S. submarine and a U.S. torpedo destroyer are also expected in the area on Sunday, to be followed by two other U.S. warships on March 15, according to local media.
Originally posted by filosophia
I guess the pentagon didn't get the memo from the Russians saying the Libyan airstrikes were contrived hoaxes. Is this really what it's coming down to, the US needs oil so we have to invade more countries. I guess it's nothing new. USA! USA! USA!