Litwin
Diamond Member
Donald Trump wants to cut global oil prices in half (it's less than $30 
US for Urals). If he does so, Moscow's empire won't survive his four years in office.
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In four months, Saudi extraction rose from two million to 10 million barrels a day, and prices plummeted from $32 a barrel to $10. For the USSR’s economy - already accustomed to exorbitant incomes from its oil, this was a death blow. in 1986 alone, the USSR lost more than $20 billion (approximately 7.5% of the USSR’s annual income), and it already had a budget deficit.
But Saudi Arabia’s economy was also punished because of the low prices! Why did they do it? Allen’s opinion is that Casey offered the sheiks financial reparations in exchange for the move; this opinion is backed up by the fact that in 1986, 80% of Saudi oil was sold through Exxon, Mobil, Texaco, and Chevron – all American companies.
The Bolshevik empire plunged into recession following the 1985-1986 oil crisis. It was enough for the already unhealthy, command-style Soviet economy to crumble. In 1986, USSR’s external loans were about $30 billion; by 1989 they had reached $50 billion.
Saudi Arabian oil prices gradually recovered until the early 2000s when they finally reached profitability again, but the Saudi government didn’t seem to care much, as they likely had massive sovereign funds saved from the hyper profitable 1970s. The US predictably profited: in 1986, American gas stations even gave away free petrol for advertising.
The oil crisis significantly helped the US win the Cold War against the USSR: the economic recession led Mikhail Gorbachev to make hugely unpopular political decisions. An attempt to reform the governmental system (known as Perestroika) was largely hopeless due to the lack of funds. Gorbachev’s populist rhetoric didn’t play well with an impoverished population. They demanded responsibility for the government’s short-sighted actions, and that’s when Boris Yeltsin came in with his harsh critique of the Soviet system at large. By the end of the 1980s, the collapse of the Bolshevik empire was all but inevitable.
I know that many of our members dont understand TRUMP-Reagan strategical game against MOSCOW empire . BRENT OIL TODAY - 62 $ (Urals is much cheaper ) and “Saudi Arabia is ready to reduce oil prices to $50. AS I wrote before , With cost of “black gold” at 15-23 dollars per barrel, the USSR imperial economy collapsed, and the USSR empire itself collapsed, and the "golden" horde (Moscow empire) budget can only be fulfilled only with oil price at $ 42.4 and higher
and this is the Trump´s peace plan
"I suggest that President TRUMP might want to study how Ronald Reagan defeated the Bolshevik empire "He did it without firing a shot, as we know, but he had a super weapon -- oil.
-Michael Reagan
Without Moscow support, Iran would be neutered, which, in turn, pulls the rug out from under Hezbollah, Houthis, and Hamas. All roads lead to Moscow empire decolonization ...
ps and Yes, this Syrian leader is out *****
apnews.com
US for Urals). If he does so, Moscow's empire won't survive his four years in office.Context :
In four months, Saudi extraction rose from two million to 10 million barrels a day, and prices plummeted from $32 a barrel to $10. For the USSR’s economy - already accustomed to exorbitant incomes from its oil, this was a death blow. in 1986 alone, the USSR lost more than $20 billion (approximately 7.5% of the USSR’s annual income), and it already had a budget deficit.
But Saudi Arabia’s economy was also punished because of the low prices! Why did they do it? Allen’s opinion is that Casey offered the sheiks financial reparations in exchange for the move; this opinion is backed up by the fact that in 1986, 80% of Saudi oil was sold through Exxon, Mobil, Texaco, and Chevron – all American companies.
The Bolshevik empire plunged into recession following the 1985-1986 oil crisis. It was enough for the already unhealthy, command-style Soviet economy to crumble. In 1986, USSR’s external loans were about $30 billion; by 1989 they had reached $50 billion.
Saudi Arabian oil prices gradually recovered until the early 2000s when they finally reached profitability again, but the Saudi government didn’t seem to care much, as they likely had massive sovereign funds saved from the hyper profitable 1970s. The US predictably profited: in 1986, American gas stations even gave away free petrol for advertising.
The oil crisis significantly helped the US win the Cold War against the USSR: the economic recession led Mikhail Gorbachev to make hugely unpopular political decisions. An attempt to reform the governmental system (known as Perestroika) was largely hopeless due to the lack of funds. Gorbachev’s populist rhetoric didn’t play well with an impoverished population. They demanded responsibility for the government’s short-sighted actions, and that’s when Boris Yeltsin came in with his harsh critique of the Soviet system at large. By the end of the 1980s, the collapse of the Bolshevik empire was all but inevitable.
I know that many of our members dont understand TRUMP-Reagan strategical game against MOSCOW
empire . BRENT OIL TODAY - 62 $ (Urals is much cheaper ) and “Saudi Arabia is ready to reduce oil prices to $50. AS I wrote before , With cost of “black gold” at 15-23 dollars per barrel, the USSR imperial economy collapsed, and the USSR empire itself collapsed, and the "golden" horde (Moscow empire) budget can only be fulfilled only with oil price at $ 42.4 and higherand this is the Trump´s peace plan
"I suggest that President TRUMP might want to study how Ronald Reagan defeated the Bolshevik empire "He did it without firing a shot, as we know, but he had a super weapon -- oil.
-Michael Reagan
Without
Moscow support, Iran would be neutered, which, in turn, pulls the rug out from under Hezbollah, Houthis, and Hamas. All roads lead to Moscow empire decolonization ...ps and Yes, this Syrian leader is out *****
Trump says he will ease sanctions on Syria and move to restore relations with new leader
President Donald Trump said he will move to normalize relations and lift sanctions on Syria’s new government to give the country “a chance at peace.”
apnews.com
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. Lower prices hit the Kremlin where it hurts most — oil revenue. Less cash = fewer missiles, tanks, 
EU, — AFP 
Moscow gazawat 
