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U.S. Military moving resources toward Libya

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Bob,

I hear ya but if it's all about oil then why are prices so high after Iraq. Show me the oil!

My understanding is Libya is a major source of oil for the EU nations not the US.
 
Bob,

I hear ya but if it's all about oil then why are prices so high after Iraq. Show me the oil!

My understanding is Libya is a major source of oil for the EU nations not the US.
those dots need to be larger for you?
 
Bob,

I hear ya but if it's all about oil then why are prices so high after Iraq. Show me the oil!

My understanding is Libya is a major source of oil for the EU nations not the US.

That would be speculation. Look at the price of a barrel of oil over the last week, it's not based on any concrete evidence of a shortened supply, but the threat.

Keep in mind that we are a drive destination and most rentals have a 30 day cancellation policy. That means that if gas hits $5.00/gallon before or on May 1st you can probably just write off this summer as a bust.
 
ANY SHORTFALL FROM LIBYA CAN EASILY BE MADE UP BY SAUDI ARABIA.

The oil/gas companies are just jerking us around - as usual. :roll:
 
That would be speculation. Look at the price of a barrel of oil over the last week, it's not based on any concrete evidence of a shortened supply, but the threat.

Keep in mind that we are a drive destination and most rentals have a 30 day cancellation policy. That means that if gas hits $5.00/gallon before or on May 1st you can probably just write off this summer as a bust.

In 2008 when gas spiked didn't we see an increase in vacationer volume?
 
Former democratic presidential nominee John Kerry now gunning for a no fly zone:

In his opening remarks, committee chairman John Kerry, D-Mass., expressed strong support for a no-fly zone for Libya if events warrant, USA TODAY's Mimi Hall reports.

"We have joined with allies in making clear that Col. Gadhafi must go," Kerry says. "He has lost all legitimacy. We cannot be halfway about that goal. The people of Libya do not ask for or need foreign troops on the ground. They are committed to doing what is necessary, but they do need the tools to prevent the slaughter of innocents on Libyan streets, and I believe the global community cannot be on the sidelines while airplanes are allowed to bomb and strafe."
Kerry said a no-fly zone "is not a long-term proposition, and we should be ready to implement it as necessary."

Gates: A no-fly zone for Libya is a big military operation -
 
Senator Lindsey Graham tonight on a CNN interview strongly urged President Obama to threaten Libya with military force if he continues to bomb Libyan insurgents.

Everyone in Washington D.C. has lost their freaking minds.

This may come down entirely on Obama. If so, it'll be his first real foreign policy test. I hope he's thinking more clearly than his political compatriots.
 
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