BREXIT - some assistance required

**Katman** · 2nd June 2016, 09:02

Originally Posted by Oscar

It also makes the "Israeli runs the US Govt" crowd look even dumber.

Then you're not thinking very hard.

**Oscar** · 2nd June 2016, 09:21

Originally Posted by Katman

Then you're not thinking very hard.

To be fair, deep thinking isn't really required in a debate with conspiracy morons such as yourself.
Perhaps once I see evidence of some (any) intellectual rigour being applied on your behalf, I may engage further.

**Voltaire** · 2nd June 2016, 09:25

according to this link I'm blindly parroting, Canada supplies 3 times as much oil to the US than Saudi?

https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/pet_mov...im0_mbbl_m.htm

Probably why the US can afford to prod them about 911.

Obviously Saudi oil is easier to produce but Canada sure is handy and stable.

**Katman** · 2nd June 2016, 09:26

Saudi Arabia will be expected to hand over that portion of land one day.

I strongly suspect that America will be used to ensure it does.

**mashman** · 2nd June 2016, 09:35

Originally Posted by Oscar

My bonnet is bee free, I'm pleased to say.

I'd just like here some more about your claim to be able to predict the future.

As for Akzle's brains, he does a fair job of hiding their existence.

Oh.

Phrase the question appropriately then.

Not really.

**Oscar** · 2nd June 2016, 09:36

Originally Posted by Voltaire

according to this link I'm blindly parroting, Canada supplies 3 times as much oil to the US than Saudi?

https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/pet_mov...im0_mbbl_m.htm

Probably why the US can afford to prod them about 911.

Obviously Saudi oil is easier to produce but Canada sure is handy and stable.

I thought the US was working toward self sufficiency in oil (by 2030 according to BP), what with fracking and such.
Maybe that's why they're getting lippy with the House of Saud all of a sudden?

**Oscar** · 2nd June 2016, 09:37

Originally Posted by mashman

Oh.

Phrase the question appropriately then.

Not really.

Have some cake.
There's cocaine in it...

Oh, I see by your posts that you've already had some.

**mashman** · 2nd June 2016, 09:42

Originally Posted by Oscar

Have some cake.
There's cocaine in it...

Oh, I see by your posts that you've already had some.

Aha.......

**Voltaire** · 2nd June 2016, 10:23

Originally Posted by Oscar

I thought the US was working toward self sufficiency in oil (by 2030 according to BP), what with fracking and such.
Maybe that's why they're getting lippy with the House of Saud all of a sudden?

They have halved the operational rigs due to the low price of 30- 50 a barrel.

It is however easier to restart a land based rig than the sea based ones.

To keep on topic, would the North Sea rigs go to Scotland in the event of the UK leaving the EU and a breakup of the UK.

**Oscar** · 2nd June 2016, 10:24

Originally Posted by Voltaire

They have halved the operational rigs due to the low price of 30- 50 a barrel.

It is however easier to restart a land based rig than the sea based ones.

To keep on topic, would the North Sea rigs go to Scotland in the event of the UK leaving the EU and a breakup of the UK.

If it means the ungrateful sweaty bastids fuck off for good, I'll vote for it.

**TheDemonLord** · 2nd June 2016, 14:30

Originally Posted by Akzle

80 years is not "endured" by any measure of history. (excepting maybe todays social/media landscape) Hell, there's cunts older than that.
The system is possibly at it's apex ( i like to hope so) and on the way down!

Monetary systems are more than 80 years old (thousands of years in some parts of the world) Interest is also several thousand years old and Fractional reserve has its origins somewhere in the 1600s (With the Swiss using the first system)

There is legislation for fractional systems in the 1800s in the UK.

**TheDemonLord** · 2nd June 2016, 14:37

Originally Posted by mashman

bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaaa.

I didn't place the blame solely on the creditor... and if you were capable of understanding your surroundings, you'd realise that we're constantly fixing the system because it is constantly broken.

So by that Logic, we should stop using Computers - after all, my entire job is fixing systems that are constantly Breaking...

Originally Posted by mashman

What about it? Come on... I have a feeling that you're about to say something even more stupid than you already are.

Oh the usual - I'll point to numerous points in history and you will summarily ignore them because it directly contradicts your beliefs.

Normally with something so stupid as:

Originally Posted by mashman

bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaaa.

Which is the noise a Donkey makes when it can't make a logical rebuttal.

**Swoop** · 2nd June 2016, 16:20

Originally Posted by Voltaire

They have halved the operational rigs due to the low price of 30- 50 a barrel.

It is however easier to restart a land based rig than the sea based ones.

The low oil prices have been driven from the sauds attempting to break the US fracking and oil sands industries. Another failure.

**mashman** · 2nd June 2016, 16:24

Originally Posted by TheDemonLord

So by that Logic, we should stop using Computers - after all, my entire job is fixing systems that are constantly Breaking...

Oh the usual - I'll point to numerous points in history and you will summarily ignore them because it directly contradicts your beliefs.

Normally with something so stupid as:

Which is the noise a Donkey makes when it can't make a logical rebuttal.

Not sure what logic you're using, but it's dumb.