The U.S. regime is considering dumping its strategic oil reserves to preserve the the stability of financial markets to the benefit of shareholders and refineries, thus exposing the American people to great risk in the event of a real domestic oil shortage.
It is self evident that the United States strategic oil reserves are indented to be used in case of a domestic oil crises/shortage as would be caused by a natural disaster to ensure energy is available for emergency services, policing, public transportation and to generally secure the well-being and safety of the American people.
But in this case the U.S. strategic oil reserves are being used to offset production losses of a private company that is based in a foreign country who's infrastructure was damaged in retaliation to an illegal war of aggression that it is waging with its neighbor?
So i ask what is really going on here? Was it a false flag (like the attack on the tankers a few months ago) to pin blame on Iran and up the price of oil to the benefit of the US fracking and domestic oil industry?
Is this a manufactured crisis by the Saudis to cut production by 1/2 because they can no longer sustain 10mil bpd because their wells are almost dry? The refinery was destroyed but not the wells, so why not send the pumped crude to neighboring refineries in the middle east to countries allied with the Saudis?
Your Thoughts....?