Message from @yordanyordanov

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2019-10-05 03:41:51 UTC  

And your dirt poor will become, well, truly Third world poor.

2019-10-05 03:42:19 UTC  

Also there won't be that much money for social benefits or defense as there were before.

2019-10-05 03:43:14 UTC  

You will experience a fall in many key parameters for your wellbeing and some of the things you derive so pride of

2019-10-05 03:43:58 UTC  

Not by much. And again that is only in a scenario where the rest of the planet tries to crash our economy out of spite. It might actually be good for our poor as we would be forced to re-shore 4% of our supply chain.

2019-10-05 03:44:18 UTC  

like the great US army, your ability to travel on cheap fuel long distances, the house in the subs you so much dream of, the family barbeques at the pool, should I continue?

2019-10-05 03:45:05 UTC  

WE make cheap fuel here. I think at this point only SA has a lower full-cycle breakdown cost.

2019-10-05 03:46:23 UTC  

One of our big industrial pushes at this point is brining LNG terminals online so we can *export* cheap fuel.

2019-10-05 03:48:17 UTC  

Which, I mean is good for Hungary and the intermarium in general as after asia they are a target market for our energy *exports*. It was quite the topic at the last 3seas...

2019-10-05 03:51:18 UTC  

Which is to say I am not gloating over our position. Like I said we got here by doing some really retarded shit. Just off the top of my head we also love drugs and shooting each other more than most places. Just that it gives us a capacity to do things other nations can't.

2019-10-05 03:56:30 UTC  

The Russian gas is still far cheaper.

2019-10-05 03:57:51 UTC  

If you knew the situation here you would know our own nationalists hate your LNG because they think it is an attempt by Washington to extract money from our own economies and destroy the Russians in the long term.

2019-10-05 04:00:22 UTC  

So, it's not something I agree is a more valuable alternative and your current oil glut is still driven by technologies that utilize more expensive fuel sources than crude petrolium, so it's not as energy efficient as it was.

2019-10-05 04:00:50 UTC  

I believe the future is hydrogen derived from nuclear power but that's a whole different story.

2019-10-05 04:02:01 UTC  

My point is that is you loose the petrodollar you will take a dip in living standards, too, and furthermore your government won't be able to sustain your social and military budgets as they are today.

2019-10-05 04:02:37 UTC  

So you will be forced to choose what to loose in order to cope with the new horizons.

2019-10-05 04:03:48 UTC  

Well. I am not sure the Russians have a long term. You have to understand in the Permian they have *negative pricing* on gas so really we just sell wherever we can. The intermarrium effort is more to provide a hedge against the Russians using gas prices to push their neighbors around. Which quite honestly they do fairly often. The Germans are really retarded to ignore this but I don't really care because it is only Germany.

And again nothing that happens outside of this hemisphere **can** have a significant effect on our economy.

2019-10-05 04:03:53 UTC  

Actually I'm almost sure the ultimate choice will be loosing your all powerful military or making the Americans pay for keeping the superpower status by extra taxation and cuts in the social security net.

2019-10-05 04:05:15 UTC  

And, for the third time, I don't think this makes us good or wonderful. It just means that we have a capacity to act in ways other nations cannot.

2019-10-05 04:05:29 UTC  

The KGB does it out of spite for some **small** countries.

2019-10-05 04:05:50 UTC  

They will never do it for a large client lie Germany or France or Italy.

2019-10-05 04:06:01 UTC  

It will cost them too much profits.

2019-10-05 04:06:02 UTC  

Small how? Ukraine is one of the largest countries in Europe.....

2019-10-05 04:06:17 UTC  

This is why the Deutsch think they are safe now.

2019-10-05 04:06:38 UTC  

Yes but Ukraine is also one of the poorest.

2019-10-05 04:07:03 UTC  

They don't loose as much when doing it as they would if they hit Germany.

2019-10-05 04:08:10 UTC  

Plus, Germany is the heart of the EU and the KGB knows they will have problems with the entire block if they do it.

2019-10-05 04:08:45 UTC  

This is why they are reluctant to make something so pushy. The business is just too good.

2019-10-05 04:09:21 UTC  

Sure sure. But consider as long as you have pipeline to an LNG terminal there is a limited capacity for Russia to do anything at all on that front. And there's going to be a lot of it (again mostly sold to Asia) because I think the Arabs and Persians finally figured out we do not care if they murder each other.

2019-10-05 04:10:30 UTC  

But in the long term Russian gas is better than the American LNG for Europe.

2019-10-05 04:11:13 UTC  

This is why we actually want more pipelines so the next time Ukraine and Russia have a divorce we don't get in the middle.

2019-10-05 04:11:54 UTC  

And what will be even best would be having a pipeline directly to Persia, so we have access to theirs as well.

2019-10-05 04:12:28 UTC  

But there is this little state called Syria in the way and it is hard to go around it.

2019-10-05 04:12:45 UTC  

Actually this is why Putin wnts it so much.

2019-10-05 04:13:19 UTC  

It has nothing to do with your ISIS or the many problems you caused the region on behalf of the jews.

2019-10-05 04:14:18 UTC  

The real reason is that if we have a pipeline directly to the Near east through Syria and then Greece and Italy it will undermine a great venue of the Russian economy.

2019-10-05 04:14:29 UTC  

I'd say near-term. The 'cost' of gas here is transport cost we make the molecules accidentally as a by-product of fracking. Most of the price in LNG is paying for the L NG terminal.

2019-10-05 04:14:31 UTC  

One of the last ones they have.

2019-10-05 04:15:11 UTC  

It still cost more than the Russian or the Persian one @Jym

2019-10-05 04:15:23 UTC  

They just dig holes in the ground.

2019-10-05 04:16:31 UTC  

So right now Putin does his best to keep Turkey and Syria in line so the EU has no access to a direct pipeline to the Near east and we are stuck with theirs.

2019-10-05 04:16:40 UTC  

@yordanyordanov

For the moment. I'd remind you that our domestic oil cost is lower than much of the ME. And it's not like we are the sort of people to invent and entirely new energy method on the fly because someone thought there might be a profit margin......