Tuesday, October 05, 2010

Interesting business model

Have any of you wondered why the price of oil remains between $70 to $80 per barrel while the world is fighting off going into a depression ?
First, I say, "follow the money".
The arab states, led by Saudi Arabia came up with a plan to transfer the wealth of the world to the muslim world. The arabs sent their sons to the United States to become educated. Some of them looked at how one could use economics to control the world and used the "how to boil a frog" as their new business model.
Being that the world has become so dependent on oil and the Middle East supplies the majority of oil, it makes sense that they (OPEC) can manipulate the price. When oil was run up to over $140 per barrel, the commodity traders were being blamed. We now know that the major player in buying up Crude Oil futures contracts during the run up (over 85% of all oil futures contracts) was Saudi Arabia. This was their first test.
When they saw the housing market crash and Wall Street follow, as well as the economy of most European countries, they sold off their contracts and let the price of oil fall by 50%. They knew that if they forced a major depression on the world, it would certainly lead to World War Three. If that happened, they would become a victim of that war as every industrialized nation would attack them for the oil.
As the world recovers from the present recession, the price of oil will rise again, causing another small recession. This will continue until the wealth from the industrialized nations is transferred to OPEC.
Then, the muslim nations will be able to convert most of the world to islam with very little resistance.
Brazil saw this coming many years ago and did something about it. They only bought vehicles that ran on ethanol. They produced their own ethanol and now export 95% of the oil that they get out of the ground.
The United States is capable of doing the same thing. Right now, the U.S. imports about 70% of its oil from its enemies in OPEC. If we spent the next ten years manufacturing and selling "Flex Fuel" cars and finally, ethanol consuming cars, we wouldn't even be importing as much as 5% of our oil needs from OPEC.
Oil is used in almost everything we use today, such as plastics, fertilizers, drugs, fuels, building materials, etc.
Between the U.S. and Canada, we have enough oil to meet our non-gasoline needs for the next several hundreds of years.
To make this happen, Congress has to pass the "Flex Fuel Act" that increases the amount of vehicles that run on fuels other that gasoline to be manufactured each year by 10% per year until there are no more gasoline burning engines made. Not only will this get rid of our dependence on foreign oil but create thousands of jobs in the ethanol industry. Farmers will be needed to grow, harvest and deliver the agriculture that ethanol is made from; ethanol producing plants will have to be built and operated; gas stations will have to expand to sell ethanol and the industry, the money and the jobs will all stay here.
We already have several ethanol producing facilities around the U.S. If the demand grows, more of these plants will spring up. The war on terrorism is just a distraction from the real islamic plan.

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