Saudi Oil and U.S. Hypocrisy

Global Research By Sara Flounders Few events expose the utter hypocrisy of U.S. politicians’ grand words about democracy so starkly … More

Judge: Power Company Can Refuse Electricity to Family that Removed Smart Meter

InfoWars by MIKAEL THALEN Power company forces Detroit family to rely on generator A Detroit family that removed their home’s … More

Oil Collapse: “This Could Cause The Most Destructive Economic Situation Since the Great Depression”

SHTFplan by Mac Slavo With the price of oil hovering around $44 and U.S. oil inventories at record highs the general … More

U.S. Shale Boom May Come To Abrupt End

OilPrice.com By Arthur Berman U.S tight oil production from shale plays will fall more quickly than most assume. Why? High … More

Study: Foreign Countries Intervene in Civil Wars 100 Times More Often when Afflicted Countries Have Oil

Washington’s Blog by Robert Barsocchini The Independent reports that a new study conducted in the Universities of Portsmouth, Warwick and Essex, … More

Why The Damage To The Economy Caused By The Oil Crash Is Going To Get Progressively Worse

The Economic Collapse by Michael Snyder We are really starting to see the price of oil weigh very heavily on … More

Oil Wars: Pop! Goes the Weasel…

New Eastern Outlook by F. William Engdahl When I was a young child growing up in America, a popular silly … More

Saudi Arabia: Oil War to the Bitter End

New Eastern Outlook by Viktor Mikhin Interesting news came from the foggy shores of Albion. The British newspaper The Telegraph, … More

Oil Dinosaurs Face Extinction: State Oil Companies and the Meteor-Strike of Low Oil Prices

Washington’s Blog State-owned oil companies that don’t slash expenses to align with revenues and boost critical investment in the infrastructure … More

New King In Saudi Arabia But Same Old Oil Policy

OilPrice.com By Nick Cunningham The death of Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah made international headlines on January 22, raising questions about … More

The Saudi Succession: Its Impact On Oil, Markets And Politics

Zero Hedge As reported earlier, several hours ago Saudi Arabia announced that its 91-year-old King Abdullah had passed away, in … More

A Gallon Of Gasoline Is Now Cheaper Than Sparkling Water

The Daily Caller by MICHAEL BASTASCH Gasoline is cheap. So cheap that a gallon of gas costs 89 cents less … More

What Game is the House of Saud Playing?

Global Research By Pepe Escobar The House of Saud now finds itself in times of extreme trouble. Their risky oil … More

Contours of the “Oil War”

New Eastern Outlook by Salman Rafi Sheikh Saudi Arabia’s oil minister Ali al-Naimi is reported to have said that the … More

12 Signs That The Economy Is Really Starting To Bleed Oil Patch Jobs

The Economic Collapse by Michael Snyder The gravy train is over for oil workers.  All over North America, people that … More

How OPEC Weaponized the Price of Oil Against U.S. Drillers

Bloomberg By Grant Smith Photographer: Daniel Acker/Bloomberg Shale oil production in North Dakota, U.S. If there ever was doubt about … More

Russia Throws Down The Gauntlet: Energy Supply To Europe Cut Off; Petrodollar Abandoned As Currency War Escalates

Natural News by Mike Adams There are some big moves taking place on the global stage that you need to … More

President Unveils Plan to Eviscerate Energy Boom With Methane Mandates

The New American by Bob Adelmann On Wednesday, President Obama announced plans to move ahead with mandating methane emission reductions … More

Russia Cuts Off Ukraine Gas Supply To 6 European Countries

Zero Hedge Vladimir Putin ordered the Russian state energy giant Gazprom to cut supplies to and through Ukraine amid accusations, … More

The Fed and the Price of Oil

Washington’s Blog by Charles Hugh Smith Given the potential for financial losses triggered by oil’s price collapse to cascade into … More