If you have noticed in the nations of the fascists where oil is a dominant factor in politics, and the nations, individual democrat can not be found. You can find plenty of the Republican of the Ayatollahs, gangs, tribal oils sheiks, human and other trafficking, and fuckings, but not an individual who believe in freedom and seek freedom for himself, his people and his nations. You can find all kind of terrorists , but you cannot find a person with free will.
You can not find a sound mind individual in the nations where oil is dominant factor If there is any , you will find him in USA, and the western countries, or you will find them in jail, in grave, or a clown in the street of Kuwait .
The price of oil is declining , and it is making everyone in the nations of oil nervous. The more people become nervous around here, the more USA, and the west are going to face terror.
r.hussein
1/6/2015
Tim; 1;21PM
US oil price falls below $50 on supply glut fears
The price of US oil has fallen as a result of increased production due to fracking, boosting the US economy
The US oil price fell below the symbolic threshold of $50 a barrel for the first time since April 2009, before finishing the day at $50.05.
The price of Brent crude also fell on Monday, dipping 6% to $53 a barrel.
The price of both Brent crude and US oil, known as West Texas Intermediate crude, have now lost more than half of their value since mid-2014.
Investors are worried that combination of a global supply glut and weak demand could cause prices to tumble further.
US oil production has soared recently, as fracking - or the process of extracting oil from shale rock by injecting fluids into the ground - has revolutionised oil production in the country, transforming US states such as North Dakota and Pennsylvania in the process.
However, the increase in production has come just as economies across the world - from Europe to China - have slowed their once voracious demand for oil.
This, combined with Opec's decision to continue extracting oil at its current pace, has left many investors worried.
That has in turn led shares of many of the world's leading energy firms, from BP to Exxon Mobil, to decline sharply over the past few months.
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