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If oil prices go up, it is a profit grab, ...not because of supply.   Recent geological studies combined with advances in extraction technology have discovered that the U.S. and Canada have nearly 200 billion barrels of technically recoverable shale oil. 

One potential "real reason" for these quasi imperialistic military operations abroad is to choke-hold oil resources; in other words, a move to hegemony over the world. It's not necessarily because the U.S. even needs it ... but because like all acts of imperialism, the strategy is to control resources. 

China had been moving on Venezuela for some time to secure ... however they could imply ownership.   Meanwhile, it just so happens to be ... China is the biggest export/foreign purchaser of Iran exports.   It also just so happens to be, China is situated as the U.S.'s greatest potential competitor, if not adversary, in establishing world dominance -  the primary ambition of the imperialist agenda.

That's what the U.S. has become.   some how. some way.  

 

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1 minute ago, dendrite said:

80s are not common before 3/11 there…nevermind mid 80s. But yeah it usually ramps up mid month.

We were on school trip in mid March in the early 1970s with t-shirt weather. Think it was near 80 felt like 100 to us after being in snow and cold. 

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Just now, Typhoon Tip said:

If oil prices go up, it is a profit grab, ...not because of supply.   Recent geological studies combined with advances in extraction technology have discovered that the U.S. and Canada have 191 billion barrels of technically recoverable shale oil. 

One potential "real reason" for these quasi imperialistic military operations abroad is to choke hold oil resources, in other words, a move to hegemony over the world. It's not necessarily because the U.S. even needs it ... but because like all acts of imperialism, the strategy is to control resources. 

China had been moving on Venezuela for some time to secure ... however they could imply ownership.   Meanwhile, it just so happens to be ... China is the biggest export/foreign purchaser of Iran exports.   It also just so happens to be, China is situated as the U.S.'s greatest potential competitor, if not adversary, in establishing world dominance -  the primary ambition of the imperialist agenda.

That's what the U.S. has become.   some how. some way.  

 

Long game being used. Way way above your pay grade. Put it this way China ain't invading Taiwan and they will be buying our oil. New sheriff in town. Finally took out the most evil people on earth.  Rest in hell

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12 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Long game being used. Way way above your pay grade. Put it this way China ain't invading Taiwan and they will be buying our oil. New sheriff in town. Finally took out the most evil people on earth.  Rest in hell

It's imperialistic ... 

tough shit

And anyone that says shit like 'above your paid grade' is trying to elicit toeing the line.  Everyone alive has a moral imperative/responsibility to understanding the reality humanity creates, and act accordingly.

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23 minutes ago, Lava Rock said:

Pretty disappointing to see winter end this week if that is the case. I'm sure we'll see some more chances after Weds along with a bit of cold, but once the pack is decimated I'm read to move on. I thought we'd be safe at least till 2nd or 3rd week of the month, but such is life. 

It's poor timing on the season, really

This hemispheric super synoptic layout/behavior could have very well set up in Dec or Jan or early in Feb, but instead by happenstance does so in March, when the climate clock and solar recovery are not only ticking... but, time seems like it is speeding up to Old Man Winter.   Just sayn'

This pattern doesn't scream "end" to me though - all three major ens systems hitting this hard.  Overnight EPS for 300 hours

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PV on our side of the hemisphere with -2 SD anomalies anchoring over the Canadian archipelago means that cold is aplenty. Whether it delivers in the right times and spaces to be involved in events at our latitude?  It won't be because winter has intrinsically ended, it means being bent over and sore butted by chance ... those are different predicaments to suffer.  LOL.    Either can certainly happen in March.   My suggestion is just to keep your "expectations" sufficiently lubed at all times such that when chance invades your dignity it won't be as painful.  

I will say though .. part of keeping expectations in check, notice that this PV is underpinned by modest +anomalies?  Those anomalies are actually "potentially" much higher, but the PV being of greater magnitude is compressing the heights to the point where it masks that potential.  But that potential is going somewhere and it is converted into velocity (U component) of the westerlies... consequentially being higher than normal.   Speed isn't an auto 86er on chances... but it does cause needle threading this, as well as sheer reductions in amplitude that. 

 

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