Oil Conspiracy

OIL CONSPIRACY

 

          Okay, you got to look at this in a X-Files type scenario.  I am patriotic but this stretches the imagination.

 

          First a little back ground;

1)                Depending on which reports used there is only between 10 to 25 yrs oil supply in the Arabian fields.

2)                United States uses (again depending on which reports) 80 to 90% of the worlds oil.

3)                South and Central America have the next largest oil supply, (not counting what we have locked up in shale, or the Alaskan and Florida supplies) however it has a slightly higher sulphur content.

4)                At the same time we have a drug problem supplied by South and Central America.

5)                Large groups of people and interests would like to see Mexico become part of the United States, (on both sides)

 

Okay, time to start stretching…If we (Americans) want to secure our future for dependence on oil, we would continue using the Arabian supply until its gone.  At the same time we continue to ‘support’ different regimes in South and Central America keeping their governments unstable.  In addition to this we don’t use our money to truly stop the drug trade, thus giving the drug lords more power to keep the aforementioned unstable governments, unstable.  You see, with an unstable government it is extremely difficult to develop countries’ industries, trades and economies.  (Hell look at ours right now…).  Now, once that oil is used up, we turn our attention to Central America (Mexico – which is rich in oil, not as much as Columbia or Venezuela but still a lot).  Annex Mexico and as part of the ‘bartering system’ we help them develop in exchange for oil. At the same time using resources to stop the drug trade there, while selectively not using resources to stop it further south.  From there I don’t think we would ‘annex’ anymore, but would still keep 3^rd world governments reeling.  We would then work out some sort of trade agreements into Columbia and Venezuela doing the same thing.  Once that is all gone, then we turn to the billions of barrels of oil locked up in the shale fields of ND, and oil fields of Alaska and Florida.

 

You see, I told you it was a stretch, and I could go more into it, but I think you get the point.  The scariest part is, if you sit and think about it, it seems plausible, especially given U.S. involvement in South and Central America.

 

Anyways, Enjoy…

~ by jcbwolf on July 2, 2008.