US oil production is bad, Saudi cutbacks are worse

Domestic U.S. oil production is bad for U.S.
Saudi cutback of oil production is worser.
Bad Saudis, bad. < stern glare >

Saudis naughty for messing with a Biden.

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“Western allied nations are intentionally shrinking their economies to meet intentionally lowered energy production, ie ‘the green new deal’.

However, as the phrase is used, “managing the transition to the green energy economy” still requires the use of oil and gas no longer being generated within the same western allied nations.

As a result of this self-serving and ideological dynamic, any foreign oil provider who restricts the western nations from having access to cheap imported energy is viewed as an enemy.

● The U.S. and western alliance forbid domestic development of oil, coal and gas, but the U.S. and western alliance still need oil, coal and gas.

This is the backdrop for Biden creating a dependency on foreign oil and being angry at Saudi Arabia for lowering production.

… In this example Jake Tapper pretends not to know that Biden’s policy to block U.S. oil development has made the U.S. vulnerable to foreign oil decisions.

● Saudi Arabia is the bad guy for limiting oil production, but Joe Biden is not confronted for limiting U.S. oil production.

It’s a media game of pretending not to know things. …”

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