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Politics : Foreign Affairs Discussion Group
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To: ThirdEye who wrote (12622)12/3/2001 8:38:49 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander  Read Replies (1) of 281500
 
It seems to me, that any comparison on King Oil should include both the cost of finding more oil
as well as pumping up the already found, and keeping the pumps pumping and some refinement??

Not that I am an oil expert, but I picked up this on the US congressional hearings on the
problems of oil for $10-20 a barrel, some years ago.

Ilmarinen

Burning some russian oil this cold night, another issue should be the amount of devilish sulphur and the
the cracking needed to run the car on it. (I still have the other side of the oilheater for coal or
regular soft wood timber, but then I have to fill the thing every now and then and others have to do more
window cleaning in the neighborhood, also needed to push the car like in the old days)

Anyway, how come the Saudis have all these debts with all that cheap oil??
With little SS-funds for those ancient camels??
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