What do you think the future of the relationship between the US and OPEC will be?

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JohnFromNC

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Now that OPEC has pretty much shut the oil pumping spigot off, we'll have to wait and watch. If worldwide oil consumption rises quickly it will take some time before OPEC can ramp up to meet demand and that will cause shortages which will once again cause gas prices to soar. Alternatives to oil consumption do not exist. It all depends on how much we need oil. As long as you don't need OPEC oil, there will be no problems. One real problem is the Obama administration has terminated future exploration contracts in the U.S. That could come back and haunt us just as it did last year.
 
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JohnFromNC

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Now that OPEC has pretty much shut the oil pumping spigot off, we'll have to wait and watch. If worldwide oil consumption rises quickly it will take some time before OPEC can ramp up to meet demand and that will cause shortages which will once again cause gas prices to soar. Alternatives to oil consumption do not exist. It all depends on how much we need oil. As long as you don't need OPEC oil, there will be no problems. One real problem is the Obama administration has terminated future exploration contracts in the U.S. That could come back and haunt us just as it did last year.
 
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porquemoi

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America must treat OPEC as our enemy. OPEC is ran by islamofascists, and since its founding, OPEC has targeted America because they see us as standing in the way of their goal of imposing islamic law on the world. They use oil as a weapon, and have accomplices in the liberal media and environmental groups.
The only peaceful way to fight OPEC is by drilling for our own oil. If we refuse to do that, we are heading for military conflict with OPEC nations. Either way, the leaders of OPEC hate us and are doing their best to weaken us. America must wake up and smell the jihad...!
 
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