That was $20,00/ bbl ago.

Bill is all passion.

I know, I know.
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Pulling in a comment Bill made on another story, because it’s relevant here.
Bill Says:
December 19th, 2017 at 2:29 pm
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I’m ex-GOP so take this as you want, but Republican hypocrisy about “jumping to conclusions” and “being fair” is breathtaking. I didn’t vote for him, but the idiocy around things like Obama’s birth certificate and all the unproven allegations that most GOPers accept without any qualms about O or HRC (who I also DIDN’T VOTE FOR) makes the 500 benefits of the doubt you people give to people like DJT and Roy Moore a bit hard to balance.
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Because some of the allegations about Obama may not be “credible” doesn’t mean all of them are “incredible.”
I can’t think of a thing that Obama did with regard to Iran that would differ from the actions of a paid political agent of the Ayatollah.

And anyone who thinks these Politico stories would have surfaced under President Clinton (femme) needs to see a shrink really soon.

“AesopFan Says:
December 18th, 2017 at 11:33 pm
https://libertyunyielding.com/2017/12/18/larger-meaning-obama-letting-hezbollah-off-hook/

“In writing this post, I want to do one thing in particular. There will be, as I said, a great deal written, on many topics, as the punditry chews over Meyer’s article. But here I want to focus on one main point: that the origin of the Obama administration’s attitude was not solely related to the desire for an “Iran deal.”

That was no doubt a major part of it, especially in Obama’s second term. But there’s a key event in his first term that has been almost entirely overlooked, and that illuminates the more systemic perspective on international security that seems to have driven all of the administration’s decisions on these matters.”

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Longer excerpt on my misdirected comment, but best just to read the original post by Dyer.

“AesopFan Says:
December 18th, 2017 at 11:33 pm
https://libertyunyielding.com/2017/12/18/larger-meaning-obama-letting-hezbollah-off-hook/

“In writing this post, I want to do one thing in particular. There will be, as I said, a great deal written, on many topics, as the punditry chews over Meyer’s article. But here I want to focus on one main point: that the origin of the Obama administration’s attitude was not solely related to the desire for an “Iran deal.”

That was no doubt a major part of it, especially in Obama’s second term. But there’s a key event in his first term that has been almost entirely overlooked, and that illuminates the more systemic perspective on international security that seems to have driven all of the administration’s decisions on these matters.”

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Longer excerpt on my misdirected comment, but best just to read the original post by Dyer.

Some of the same people who voted Hussein and greased the wheels for his Advent, are now running Trum as their puppet and new king/messiah.

That will work out well, I am sure… not really.

Purging the GOP E is all nice and good, but what good is that going to do when the Demoncrat Hussein and HRC voters hijack the Republican party by putting in a bunch of Goldman Sachs puppet on Trum’s admin? Is Bannon, our boy, going to stop it…

I could be wrong but this is first I’m hearing of it.

That will work out well, I am sure… not really.

Purging the GOP E is all nice and good, but what good is that going to do when the Demoncrat Hussein and HRC voters hijack the Republican party by putting in a bunch of Goldman Sachs puppet on Trum’s admin? Is Bannon, our boy, going to stop it…

I doubt many people were paying attention to me or took me seriously. They may not have even taken the Alt Right, Trum, or Hussein seriously. That’s the fault of humans who think they know something.

Displacement: 16697 BRT
Armament: 8x 152mm, 2x 76mm
Speed: 17 knots

Career:
October 39 – November 39: Northern Patrol

On 23 November 1939, HMS Rawalpindi (Capt. Edward Coverley Kennedy, RN) on Northern Patrol was shelled and sunk by the German battlecruiser Scharnhorst southeast of Iceland in the Iceland-Faroe passage in position 63º40’N, 12º31’W. 275 dead and 37 survivors. The battlecruiser had tried to break out into the Atlantic together with the sistership Gneisenau. The ships returned to Germany to avoid the now searching warships of the British Home Fleet.

“We will fight them both, and that will be that.”