Halito,
Since Saudi Arabia, receives military help from the U.S. and lots of other goodies including oil revenues, how come our gas is so high?
It's not like we are getting something for free.
I believe when you give something you should receive something, not give and give and give and give, with nothing in return.
The U.S. just left Saudi Arabia, seeking lower oil prices to provide cheaper gas to North America, it was unsuccessful.
Be it as it may, the U.S. has a hunger for oil, why don't they do what they did to Iraq to Saudi Arabia for more oil?
(No point Intended just discussion.)
Can they do the same thing to Saudi Arabia, and if so explain? and if not please explan why?
There has to be some very strong reason to go to war against a small country purporting WMD's, for their oil versus a country which has enough oil to sustain a larger percent of the world.
Maybe the above is an answer to the U.S. failing economy, paymasters.
Trick and John.
Halito,
Since Saudi Arabia, receives military help from the U.S. and lots of other goodies including oil revenues, how come our gas is so high?
It's not like we are getting something for free.
I believe when you give something you should receive something, not give and give and give and give, with nothing in return.
The U.S. just left Saudi Arabia, seeking lower oil prices to provide cheaper gas to North America, it was unsuccessful.
Be it as it may, the U.S. has a hunger for oil, why don't they do what they did to Iraq to Saudi Arabia for more oil?
(No point Intended just discussion.)
Can they do the same thing to Saudi Arabia, and if so explain? and if not please explan why?
There has to be some very strong reason to go to war against a small country purporting WMD's, for their oil versus a country which has enough oil to sustain a larger percent of the world.
Maybe the above is an answer to the U.S. failing economy, paymasters.
Trick and John.
Choctaw American