Monday, June 22, 2015

The Shale Oil revolution and the decreasing Arab oil as a political force - YJ Draiman

The Shale Oil revolution and the decreasing Arab oil as a political force
No one believed this would happen so fast, but the US is already the world's biggest oil producer-manufacturer; bigger than Saudi Arabia, thanks to the oil Shale technology which changed the world of energy.
It also helped many other nations to start utilizing Shale Oil to become less dependent on foreign sources for oil.
Another energy impact is; the growth of renewable energy and other alternative Energy sources. These new energy technology will expand as new research and technology is developed and implemented.
Within a year, the US is expected to export about one million barrels of oil a day and produce 12 million barrels a day. Iran, for comparison, manufactures about a million and a half barrels a day.
This means that oil prices will continue to drop as the US is already
competing against other manufacturers. As a result, Russia will be
crushed, Saudi Arabia and the rest of the Gulf states will fall flat
on their face, the cartel will collapse, and all the dictatorships
which were mainly based on oil – like Iran – will face a gloomy future.
At the same time, democracies like Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Nigeria and
even little Israel will enter the market.
The Arab oil era is over and so is the destructive power of the
Persian Gulf's oil dictatorships. These dictatorships have
disgracefully controlled failing Europe: Buying politicians,
bribing companies, taking over the economy and gaining political power
which was also used against Israel.
It will take a few months, but both the Europeans and the Americans
will realize that the era of the destructive Arab power is over
because the Gulf states will have no money to spend. On the contrary,
they will be rocked from the inside by social, ethnic and terroristic
shocks, as they will have no money left to continue satisfying terror.
The signs of the drop in Arab power can already be seen. Twenty-two
Arab states made a huge effort last week to pass an anti-Israel
resolution at the United Nations Security Council but failed. The US
was undeterred by them and so were strong Western countries. It's
true that France and Luxemburg are still controlled by the Arab
capital, or think they are, but they will also realize that the era of
Arab money is over.
As oil prices continue to drop, what will happen to Russia? The
country is collapsing and could turn to a European war to save itself.
And what will happen to Egypt, which is funded by Saudi Arabia? The
latter is already cutting its aid to Cairo because the money is no
longer obvious.
And what about the rich Gulf states, like Qatar? They are deluding
themselves that someone will be interested in them if they don’t have
oil. Some are even toying with the idea of tourism. Well, if there is
no oil, no one will want to go there at all, and the sand will once
again cover the towers rising in the air which they have built.
Israel's newly developed energy sources and the expansion thereof will make Israel stronger economically and politically.
And Mahmoud Abbas' Palestinian Authority? Well, no one in the Gulf
actually donated money to this entity even before the crisis although
there were always festive declarations.
As the year 2015 begins we are facing a new world: A world of a
revolution of information, mind, personal strength, innovation and
inventions. And in this world, Israel is a real princess.
The Arab oil era is over and the global and Israeli mind era begins.
It's a fact that countries which wouldn't dare approach us in the past
– because of the Arab extortion – are now doing so hastily as if to
make up for the lost time of so many years.
Israel is becoming a close friend of countries which were distant in
the past but are close today, like India, Japan, China and South
Korea. They too understand that those who are not innovative and lack
a creative mind will just not be. And in this field, Israel has a lot
to offer them, just like they have a lot to offer in return.

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