My guess is that that rescue is going to cost Obama dearly and the U.S. as well, and while in the case of Obama & Co. I couldn’t care less, I’m not happy thinking about the kind of punishment that might be handed out to the U.S. as payment for this rescue.

gazprm and enogy are up… because the events favor them and their making the money that is being fought over.

cvx has been up and down

rds (royal dutch shell) tricked me… ie. they have been buying back their own stock when the price plummeted causing a reversal of what would be normal if they didnt do that. (ie they propped themselves up)

BRS was my biggest mistake…
ie. i should have looked a bit deeper
they will not fall due to these events but will climb
and will do so regardless of who wins or doesnt

their business is helicopter service moving people in the oil industry where they need to go. so bad times, broken pipes, war damage, are all a boom to them

i created a porfolio of the best risers..
(ie no options).

eongy
ogzpy
brs
rds.a

the last will only last as long as they are buying their shares back.

announces that on 11 September, 2013 it purchased for cancellation 852,000 “B” Shares at a price of 2148.02 pence per share.

Following the cancellation of these shares, the remaining number of “A” Shares of Royal Dutch Shell plc will be 3,821,611,712 and the remaining number of “B” Shares of Royal Dutch Shell plc will be 2,507,607,307

on friday, as a test of my accumen. i purchased (for my non real porfolio for paper trading) these shares. 10 shares each. i did this when i saw that Obama was going to be i the thick of it.

since yesterday i have found more
and a portfolio created on freestockcharts with the four winners in this, is nicely positive today.

glad i put BRS in once i found out what their role is
they are up 28 dollars on 10 shares…

there is more to find…

and with putin escalating… each move that may reverse it will get scarier and scarier for obama

ie. they are not nice players, when their opposition is down, they do not back up and give him time to recover like the US did. they kick him when he is down, rob him, and if possible throw him in a well. so you can be sure that they are going to squeeze hard now!!!!!!!!!!!!

Russia, which apparently supplied a lot of Assad’s WMD in the first place, is the last country I would want to be involved with in a deal like this, which I have absolutely every confidence will never come to pass, and will likely turn into a long drawn out charade, in which all sorts of “progress” will be reported that has absolutely no basis in fact.

Assad gives up one of the few strong cards he has in his battle to stay in power and to stay alive? Suicidal, and thus not likely at all, especially if the Russians are involved in this “disarmament.”

It’ll probably be similar to and about as effective as the old League of Nations disarmament inspections of German warships to see that they complied with the Treaty of Versailles naval tonnage restrictions, that were only able to certify German compliance by counting tonnage above the water line and not adding in the tonnage below it, so as not to come up with tonnage totals that were violations that would cause a whole lot of “unpleasantness” that nobody had the stomach to deal with.

As for the genesis of this whole misbegotten supposed disarmament plan, Obama does not like to be shown up for his lack of intelligence or his ignorance, to be argued with or to be crossed so, he went out and filled his administration with third rate leftist hacks and ignoramuses, ideologues, and opportunists, leading to the kind of pathetic, horrific Three Stooges mess we have just witnessed.

Let our position be absolutely clear: An attempt by any outside force to gain control of the Persian Gulf region will be regarded as an assault on the vital interests of the United States of America, and such an assault will be repelled by any means necessary, including military force.

President Carter was, of course, addressing inimical Soviet machinations in the Middle East. It can be assumed that the Russians under Putin’s leadership are as interested as the Russian Soviets in wresting and replacing American influence in the region with a Russian-dominated order. The regional security guarantee of the Carter Doctrine with the later addition of the Reagan Corollary to the Carter Doctrine has been the cornerstone of US foreign policy in the Middle East for decades. It appears that President Obama is on the cusp of reversing the long-standing Middle East policy he inherited and handing over to the Russians what has been denied them by the previous 3 Republican and 2 Democratic Presidential administrations, just to escape the mess Obama made over Syria.

http://dish.andrewsullivan.com/

Wow. But why would the Fox hacks not support a valid removal/reduction of chemical weapons? They wouldn’t. What we reject is a faux removal for the protection of a fool’s credibility.

But Andrew also has this:

http://dish.andrewsullivan.com/2013/09/11/reexamining-the-murder-of-matthew-shepard/

Mathew Shephard wasn’t killed because he was gay? Uh oh.

Putin may *want* Obama to take credit. He has taken the measure of BO and knows he is a vain weakling which is perfect for Russia. Putin may prefer that Obama maintains some superficial credibility – easy to get with the lapdog MFM – rather than embitter Americans with an obvious humiliation. The last time Americans felt that way they replaced Carter with Reagan and I’m sure Putin wants to avoid a repeat of that.

What I really like is how even when the repugnant media “blames” Obama, they absolve him. Like the NJ article, “Syria tells you everything you need to know about Obama.”

http://www.nationaljournal.com/whitehouse/syria-tells-you-everything-you-need-to-know-about-barack-obama-20130910?mrefid=site_search

Well. Sure. But who’s telling. I love NJ’s point headings, and remember it’s the point headings that will stick around. Here’s the positive ones (which by the way come first):

Openminded
Unflappable
Principles

Here’s the negative:

Naive about the levels of power
Too cute by half
No friends

The first three are all Obama, baby. He’s really got some good him in. Although you could see openminded and unflappable as merely what we’ve seen domestically and why we’ve not had a budget for four years: No leadership, or in that wonderfully understandable euphemism “leading from behind.” (Is that a good or a bad strategy?) They call “not having a clue” openminded! Love you fellas up there in the press box. Keep em comin.

And the negatives. Well, that first one, that’s not really a fault is it? Dang it. He’s a pure soul. And the “too cute by half.” Little darlings. They will create mischief. And as the last point under that point heading states “A broader problem is the Obama White House’s inability to break through the clutter of 21st century media to educate and persuade Americans on policy, a communications conundrum that dates to the 2009 health-care debate.” Are you running to the toilet yet?

But “no friends?” Are you kidding me. Both chambers have been nothing but his friend until now. (Thank the Lord. Thank the Lord. Think black choir pentacostal singing here!) The riff the NJ really has is that the media can’t do jack shit with the non-U.S. world.

How about that claim “At home, the presidency has ceded power to Congress in recent years.” What example can you think of?

But here’s the corker sentence in a corker article: “Granted, in the heat of the moment, it’s far easier to catalogue the worst.” Why does the heat of the moment swing to the worst rather than the best? Heat of the moment isn’t relevant. It is what is and we judge sometimes wrongly accusing sometimes wrongly approving sometimes right.

The NJ is sending out programing to their robots that says “wait for more spin, there’s nothing here that can’t be fixed.” All under a flop of a pretense of objectivity. Yeck.

To prevent such, they killed themselves along with their husband, to prevent being taken as sex slaves for the Islamic harems and slave trade.

By the time of the British, their customs had been so ingrained, they may have even forgotten why they had it.