Am I crazy or does this make any sense

Kenny will be on the side of evil. 

They will all be in quebec because they will all run and hide when the battle comes about?

nightrider wrote: I enjoy reading everybody comments and knowledge of why things happen, especially when it concerns money.................let us just pretend to take out the money factor, and base the oil on supply and demand............I wonder what would happen then.................let's say we all work for free and all we consume is free..............what happens then.   If anyone wishes to check and see what history has to teach us...................you will learn that the horse & buggy had a multitude of reasons why they went out of existance, none of which was really true................it was just a spectrum of money making and loosing market money making schemes that kept speculation riding on the unknown.   Nobody has a clue as what is really happenning or what is about to happen.....................we all just play mind games with ourselves .   The son of God " JESUS " does not know the year, day, or hour of the end of the world...............only God himself knows.......................how can any human on earth know what the future holds or how we got to where we are.                                                  Nightrider

Wrong Jack.

It is all laid out in the Bible, which is 1/3 prophesy. Principally in the chapters of Daniel and Revelation. Understand that, and you are well on your way to knowing what is in store. For the details of how we get there,you only need a better understanding of the geology and politics of oil, which you admit you lack, and you will know what is about to transpire.

And no, it does not mean the actual end of the world either. The bible tells us that no more than 95% of the people on it will die in the battles of Armegeddon. So I do not consider that the end of the world.

Edited by Superglide Ken - 22/November/2008 at 11:36am

I enjoy reading everybody comments and knowledge of why things happen, especially when it concerns money.................let us just pretend to take out the money factor, and base the oil on supply and demand............I wonder what would happen then.................let's say we all work for free and all we consume is free..............what happens then.

nightrider wrote: Duck...............Canada is one of the worlds largest producer and the Number 1 supplier of oil to the United States...................How come our economy is not being torn apart                                                    Nightrider

Russia sells theirs to China and their economy is suffering because the US economy sucks right now. 

Fear of loss of jobs keep people from buying even the cheap stuff here in the US.  Add to that 500,000 being added to the rolls of those receiving unemployment benefits each week and you have those who have a primary concern of food-clothing-shelter.   SamsClub, BJ's and Costco do better because more people are buying bulk food items -- and not because more is being bought by the same number of people every month.

Look at the influence a single industry can have on the economy.   Take airlines as an example.  Fuel prices are way down for them but they continue with higher prices.  Fears of what may happen next with the economy have some re-thinking travel plans.  Then the airlines cut back on the number of flights because leisure travelers won't pay the higher price.  Businesses decide that they too will curb their travels to save money.  All the businesses that rely on the leisure and business travelers are impacted - industries like rental car agencies, hotels, taxi services, convention centers, the kiosk shops at the airports. 

In answer to the question though, Russia is indirectly impacted by what happens in the US as apparently many countries are.  The US was the single largest marketplace for many of them.  Did you know there is a 4 month supply of imported cars based on the old sales numbers of cars sitting at the Long Beach dock in California.  That includes Mercedes, Toyota, Honda and other manufacturer's cars.  Car sales in the US are running 10-25% of what they were thanks to this crappy economy. 

Russia has little to do with the US directly, you're correct in saying that.  But the price that oil sells at is set by the futures which everyone watches.  And those basically flush out their inflated values at 90 day intervals leaving only the true buyers of oil left which by the way only represents 25% of the investors in oil futures, the rest are the gamblers.


Edited by duckcountry - 21/November/2008 at 2:08pm

Duck...............Canada is one of the worlds largest producer and the Number 1 supplier of oil to the United States...................How come our economy is not being torn apart