Oil and Energy

There is an unspoken "Big Money Agenda". Netanyahu's objective is not only to exclude Palestinians from their homeland, it consists in confiscating Palestine's multi-billion dollar Gaza offshore Natural Gas reserves
Let’s place 1 trillion barrels of oil in context. Global oil consumption is currently 35 billion barrels a year. Thus, the Orinoco Belt alone could satisfy 100% of global demand for almost 30 years! As for the Orinoco field’s dollar value. World oil prices are currently hovering near $60 …do the math.
Yemen is a strategically key geopolitical stretch of land at the connecting point of the Red Sea which links to the Mediterranean via the Suez Canal and the Indian Ocean. It’s the site of one of the world’s most strategic shipping choke points, the Bab el Mandab, a narrow passage a mere 18 miles distance from Djibouti in the Horn of Africa
Mali at first glance seems a most unlikely place for the NATO powers, led by a neo-colonialist French government of Socialist President Francois Hollande (and quietly backed to the hilt by the Obama Administration), to launch what is being called by some a new Thirty Years’ War Against Terrorism.
Oil and the Iraq “withdrawal” By James Cogan, June 30, 2009
EU and Turkey Sign Pipeline Deal By Global Research, June 28, 2009
EU mulls IMF solution to gas crisis threat By Andrew Rettman, June 26, 2009
After Shell pipeline blast in Nigeria, MEND threatens Russia By Global Research, June 25, 2009
State Department Caspian Energy Chief Hired By ExxonMobil By Global Research, June 25, 2009
Who Will Control Iraq’s Oil? By Patrick Cockburn, June 22, 2009
The Eurasian Pipeline Calculus By F. William Engdahl, June 17, 2009
Goodbye to Cheap Oil By Michael T. Klare, June 15, 2009
The Conquest of Eurasia: NATO’s War For The World’s Heartland By Rick Rozoff, June 11, 2009
Oil and Islam. Will America Shift Away from Its Past Unilateralist Policies? By Prof Peter Dale Scott, June 10, 2009
Towards a Great German Oil Empire By Prof. Alison Frank, June 07, 2009
Militarization of the Arctic. Canada: Battle Line In East-West Conflict Over The Arctic By Rick Rozoff, June 03, 2009
Gas Geopolitics: Caspian Sea Pipeline to the European Union By Global Research, June 02, 2009
Danger of Military Conflict over Arctic? Battle For Resources May Intensify By Global Research, June 01, 2009
Scramble For World Resources: Battle For Antarctica By Rick Rozoff, May 16, 2009
The Central Asian Water Crisis By Aleksandr Shustov, April 23, 2009
Russia, China sign oil deal, start new pipeline branch By Global Research, April 22, 2009
Timeline of Gaza Marine Zone, Fishermen and Natural Gas Deposits. By David K. Schermerhorn, April 19, 2009
War, Oil and Gas Pipelines: Turkey is Washington’s Geopolitical Pivot By F. William Engdahl, April 14, 2009
At the Crossroads of Strategic Pipeline Corridors: Settling the Dispute Over Nagorno Karabakh By Michael Averko, March 31, 2009
Eurasia Geopolitics: Iran Making Inroads On Caspian Gas By Andres Cala, February 26, 2009
Russian general says watching Arctic militarization By Global Research, February 25, 2009
Former Halliburton Subsidiary Pleads Guilty to Bribing Nigerian Officials By Global Research, February 12, 2009
Kenya ill-prepared for Uganda oil boom By Kenneth Kwama, February 10, 2009
Iran, Iraq to sign deal on joint oil fields By Global Research, February 08, 2009
Fuel addiction and the ethics of ethanol By Ciaran Walsh, February 08, 2009
Global Energy War: Washington’s New Kissinger By Rick Rozoff, February 02, 2009
Russia-Ukraine Gas War: Europe’s Winter of Discontent By Eric Walberg, January 20, 2009
Energy War: US starting strangulation tactics against Moscow By Abdel Jabber, January 18, 2009
The EU -Russia Gaz Pipeline Crisis: Taking Sides with Pipelines By Global Research, January 18, 2009
Kiev refuses to accept Russian gas intended for Europe-Gazprom By Global Research, January 16, 2009
Geopolitical Time Line: War, Natural Gas and Gaza’s Marine Zone By David K. Schermerhorn, January 14, 2009
Gas flow to resume on Tuesday morning By Global Research, January 13, 2009
Blue Star Rampage: Israel’s dress rehearsal for Lebanon By Mike Whitney, January 10, 2009
Ukraine-Russia showdown: Gas crisis focuses minds on new routes By Global Research, January 10, 2009
Crude Oil Forecast 2009- Time to Buy? By Nadeem Walayat, December 08, 2008
India, Russia strike nuclear deal By Global Research, December 05, 2008
Making Smarter Cars Instead of Stupid Decisions By William Cox, December 01, 2008
Russian LUKoil seeks $6.5 bln loan to buy stake in Spain’s Repsol By Global Research, November 25, 2008
Energy Geopolitics: Iran, Turkey sign preliminary deal on gas transfer By Global Research, November 19, 2008
From the Caspian Sea to the Mediterranean. Militarization of Strategic Energy Corridor By Ruben Zarbabyan, November 16, 2008
Shell secures 25-year access to Iraq’s oil, gas By Ben Lando, November 16, 2008
Russian minister says plans drawn for China oil pipeline By Global Research, October 28, 2008
OPEC: Market is Over Supplied With Oil By John Hall, October 27, 2008
Cuba estimates offshore oil reserves of 20 billion barrels By Global Research, October 18, 2008
Pentagon Hands Iraq Oil Deal to Shell By Nick Turse, October 04, 2008
The Caucasus, SCO, CSTO, Energy And The New Multipolarity By Guner Ozkan, September 30, 2008
Serbia: Realization of Energy Deal with Russia to start in two months By Global Research, September 22, 2008
Turkish, Israeli, Indian Officials Meet In Ankara Over Med Stream Pipeline By Global Research, September 15, 2008
Iran to develop Caspian Sea oil reserves with India, China By Global Research, September 11, 2008
Impact of Five-Day War on Global Energy By Igor Tomberg, September 03, 2008
Russia takes control of Turkmen (world?) gas By M. K. Bhadrakumar, August 16, 2008
Moscow Advances Military and Economic Ties with Tehran By Aleksei Matveyev, July 31, 2008
Towards the North American Union (NAU): Privatization of Mexican Oil Will Advance SPP Objectives By Dana Gabriel, July 30, 2008
The Pentagon and Oil By Sarah Meyer, July 24, 2008
Afghan pipeline raises security questions By Travis Lupick, July 21, 2008
Rolls-Royce steams into nuclear market By Global Research, July 18, 2008
Russia’s energy drive leaves US reeling By M. K. Bhadrakumar, July 18, 2008
Is There an Oil Shortage? By Prof. Ismael Hossein-Zadeh, July 10, 2008
Will Canada Last? Not if we surrender our energy lifeblood to the US. By Murray Dobbin, June 30, 2008
VIDEO: Water-fuel car unveiled in Japan By Global Research, June 30, 2008
VIDEO: The Energy Non-Crisis: The World is nowhere near to running out of oil By Lindsey Williams, June 29, 2008
Afghanistan: A pipeline through a troubled land By John Foster, June 22, 2008
The Food and the Energy crisis, fiction or reality? By Rev. Richard Skaff, June 19, 2008
Canada’s Toxic Tar Sands: The Most Destructive Project on Earth By Global Research, June 14, 2008
Why Oil Prices Are So High By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, June 12, 2008
Will Gaza ever get a whiff of its offshore gas? By Stuart Littlewood, May 30, 2008
Germany in call for ban on oil speculation By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, May 27, 2008
Mexico: Oil privatisation halted due to mass protests By John Ross, May 23, 2008
More on the real reason behind high oil prices By F. William Engdahl, May 21, 2008
European Banks Financing Damaging Agrofuels in Latin America By Global Research, May 19, 2008
“GasHole”: The History of Oil prices By L. Kent Wolgamott, May 05, 2008
How under-the-gun Iran plays it cool By Pepe Escobar, May 03, 2008
Iran dumps U.S. dollars in oil transactions By Global Research, April 30, 2008
African nations should nationalise oil – Venezuela By Daniel Flynn, April 12, 2008
The World Bank’s Carbon Deals By Janet Redman, April 12, 2008
TransCanada pipeline encroaches on aboriginal territorial rights By Global Research, April 06, 2008
Tar Sands Exploration in Saskatchewan: The Environmental Impacts By Global Research, March 31, 2008
VIDEO: Free Energy – Pentagon Conspiracy to Cover up By Global Research, March 30, 2008
Bush Oil Policy in Iraq War By Sherwood Ross, March 29, 2008