…funny and so true. The state of Ohio supreme court . . . And regarding the food item’s being called a “boneless wing,” it is common sense that that label…

…famous to me) 2005 “Perfect Storm” prediction, I gave four reasons why the US economy was heading for disaster: 1) Higher oil prices caused by Peak Oil. 2) An asset…

by rdan In an attempt to keep history accurate about sensible policies, this post points out the obvious source of the ban on drilling for oil off coast. So much…

…as the oil and gas sector, the State Department states: In 2003 Mexico was the world’s fifth-largest oil producer, its ninth-largest oil exporter, and the third-largest supplier of oil to…

…oil reserves are in Asia, that it supplies just 1% of US oil needs, and that oil is highly fungible (meaning that oil from one source can and will be…

…times alongside the oil companies during his Attorney General stint– so that the oil and gas industry can pollute at will without fearing the power of the federal government to…

…anti-ISIS military movement in both Iraq and Syria, working especially closely with the US in that. As part of their autonomy they began developing their oil industry and making deals…

Meanwhile, Saudis Stuck On Oil Thanks To MbS Crackdown Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MbS) has a plan to get Saudi Arabia off oil, with an immediate push to…

…this change of attitude: oil, Yemen, Israel, and Iran. Much of this reflects unfortunate events, within my view prospects for improvements not likely on most of these fronts. The oil…

…supply is gaining prominence in the energy security debate, a realm where oil has traditionally occupied a central role. There are significant differences between oil security and mineral security, notably…