Proof America after Libyas oil!

Proof isn't really needed. Whenever a country (usually America) invades or acts hostility towards a country that has large oil reserves then the Army obviously isn't going there for a jolly boys outing.

Yes but they don't import oil from Libya.

They'd still profit

Read the link below:

http://bybusiness.net/libya-conflict-continues-oil-above-105.html#more-1197

Libya continues to create turbulence in crude oil prices soared. In recent weeks, oil prices on the world’s two main stock stabilized above U.S. $ 105 per barrel.

According to news agency Associated Press, oil prices for the transaction of April in New York trading Monday afternoon local time (Tuesday morning GMT), up U.S. $ 1.02 to U.S. $ 105.44 per barrel. Price even had time to touch U.S. $ 107 per barrel – the highest since 26 September 2008.

On the London stock exchange, oil prices fell 93 percent to U.S. $ 115.05 per barrel.

The high price of crude oil, according to the observer, as investors continue to regard the situation in Libya, one of the major crude oil producer in the world. Earlier this week the fight between pro-regime of Muammar Gaddafi’s forces with the rebel militia near the city’s main oil port in Libya.

Since February 15 last upheaval occurred in Libya, thus making the country’s oil exports halted. Thus, market participants warned that the global oil supply levels will continue to pressure for months.

“Oil Prices will continue to move higher until the situation can be controlled,” said Jim Ritterbusch, analyst at Ritterbusch and Associated. The situation in Libya is expected to disrupt the cartel production target of the world leading oil producing countries, OPEC.

“When the situation worsened in North Africa or the Middle East, production levels could fall and we will continue to experience depletion of inventories,” said Erik Kreil, an observer from the U.S. Energy Information Agency (IEA).

According to the IEA, OPEC’s production quota has been targeting its members – including Libya – by 4.7 million barrels per day. However, when supplies from Libya continues stalled, OPEC output quota will be reduced 32 percent to about 3.2 million per day.

8th March



Libya raised its oil prices early this March. Libya is one of the major crude oil producers in the world. This article was last updated on March 8th. before the invasion

Oh and for people using this PATHETIC ARGUMENT BELOW: Libya is still a major oil producer as the article states be it 15th on the List or 20th - it is more than worthwhile for America to steal the oil from whilst remaining inconspicious. So please dont use that silly argument. Also another reason why America didnt intervene during the Egypt Crisis - didnt have a lot of oil

So what? Oil is a good reason to go to war.
If you don't think oil is important, you don't understand much about our economy/society.

**** our economy/society if it needs war to survive.

It always has, man, and probably always will.

I understand that it seems greedy, selfish and at the highest level of "inconsiderate" possible... but it's more than the truth.

I would recommend a Frederick Forsyth book called "The Negotiator", the first few chapters give a good political insight to the importance of oil in our society.

You and I both use a LOT of oil for an average human being (electricity, car rides, bus rides, flights, post, home heating+showers+cooking (natural gas, mainly), our need for the police force, fire brigade and NHS, our need for military defense, and most importantly: ordering take aways), and the consequences are situations such as Libya.
It doesn't necessarily mean that we're evil.

At they moment they're not as output has dropped from 1.6 mmbod to 0.4 mmbod.

Mr Galloway get's it spot on again.



I know he's infamous round here, but this man speaks the truth.

What?

Here is the definition of liberation: the attempt to achieve equal rights or status; "she worked for women's liberation."

1. Why then would all these powerfuly countries go up against a countries with a weak army?
2. Why are we not getting tweets and such from citizens on the ground like they did in Iran
and Egypt?
3. If they are helping rebels to fight against Gaddahfi, then why are we not seeing reporters
embedded with these soldiers so the world can see what they are doing?

So you reckon they went in for humanitarian reasons?

What America are doing is wrong, sadly...

Just a quote from another forum regarding this issue



I believe America have other agenda's in place, not just for oil...

Another nation for the USA to destroy.

Seriously America - go to hell. And take your endless bombers and murdering armies with you.

Yes, this is not the first time such a thing has happened. However people on this forum, such as yourself, lack a basic understanding of the events of the last 20 years.

You're not making any sense. I don't think I do.
But I don't think that we know what's going on tbh.