Hi Robert,

You gotta love Nigel Farage. We've been following him for a while now and he certainly shoots from the hip and spares no words of disdain for the unelected rulers of the EU. He sure reamed your fellow country man didn't he.? :)

Wouldn't it be a pleasure if more politicians called a spade a spade instead of their normal bull s*hit and political correctness? Wasn't he fined for reaming them last year? :)

Thanks for sharing the video with us.

Shalom,

Peter

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More of this type of politician could be welcome around the Western World.
Subtitles available for those who do not understand the English language LOL.

Yes Peter, he has a knack with words but does need to watch clossely the low level bank clerk bugger who fined him for 3.000 Euros last year for saying just that. There are at least one or two of these people thankfully from all countries in Europe, that’s not enough. Definitely not enough to protect Europe from the globalist Goldman Sachs Bankers and their pawns they have in their oligarchies. I have nothing against a United Europe of nations, but a federal European oligarchy that names not its name is another kettle of fish.

Hello Friends,

I have something to share with you.....

Billionaire Buffett's Bakken Boom

Posted 11/16/2011 07:02 PM ET

Energy Policy: Killing the Keystone XL pipeline may help one of the world's richest men get richer. North Dakota's booming oil fields will now grow more dependent on a railroad the president's economic guru just bought.

Stop us if you see a pattern here. About the time George Soros — Hungarian billionaire and key donor to leftist groups and the Democratic Party — invested heavily in the stock of the state-run Brazilian oil company Petrobras, President Obama was curbing U.S. offshore oil production and the U.S. Export-Import Bank announced a $2 billion loan to Petrobras to finance deep-water drilling off the pristine beaches of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.

As he was imposing curbs and moratoria on U.S. offshore drillers, President Obama wished the Brazilians well in the hope we would someday be Brazil's best oil customer.

Apparently, oil tankers coming from Brazil are better and safer than a pipeline from Canada, whose best customer we will not be if they ship their tar sands oil to China instead.

Interestingly, another billionaire, Obama economic inspiration Warren Buffett, stands to benefit from the Keystone XL pipeline delay.

As oil production ramps up in the Bakken fields of North Dakota, plans to use the pipeline to transport it have been dashed.

As a result, North Dakota's booming oil producers will have to rely even more on the Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) railroad, which Buffett just bought, to ship it to refineries.

Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has agreed to buy Burlington Northern Santa Fe in a deal valuing the railroad at $34 billion. Berkshire Hathaway already owns about 22% of Burlington Northern, and will pay $100 a share in cash and stock for the rest of the company.

North Dakota vaulted past Oklahoma and Louisiana in 2009 to be the nation's fourth-largest oil producer after Texas, Alaska and California.

Rail shipments accounted for up to 65,000 of the nearly 343,000 barrels of oil produced daily in North Dakota in December. That percentage is likely to increase.

Many of the rail shipments from the Bakken fields are being handled by BNSF Railway Co., which has more than 1,000 miles of tracks in the region.

Michael Bruce, the railroad's business development director, said BNSF could ship up 730,000 barrels of crude daily out of North Dakota "contingent on facilities being built."

North Dakota pumped a record 113 million barrels of oil in 2010. State officials estimate the state will produce 700,000 barrels daily in four to seven years.

Not only is BNSF shipping oil out, but construction and drilling materials in. BNSF says each drill rig and new well site in North Dakota require about two dozen railcars of materials for construction.

Construction of a Canadian pipeline west to send Canadian oil to China is a daunting task, as it would have to cross the Canadian Rockies. Coupled with the Keystone XL pipeline delay, any tar sands oil sent south would likely be shipped in BNSF railcars.

So far the environmentalists who worried about the Ogallala aquifer being polluted by pipeline leaks have said nothing about the increased risk of derailed railcars filled with crude — or the pollution the trains will spew as they chuff down the tracks.

But then the Occupy Wall Street crowd has nothing to say about billionaires, members of the 1%, benefiting from Obama's energy policies, which have killed tens of thousands of jobs for the remaining 99%.

The Bakken oil boom speaks volumes about the potential economic benefit of ending restrictions on domestic and offshore development.

That, coupled with the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline, would create a North American economic boom that would make OPEC literally pound sand.

It is the American people who should benefit from our government's energy policies, not just billionaires like George Soros and Warren Buffett.

Hi Gaby,

Around 15 years ago I read a biography of Warren Buffet and was very impressed with his acumen and business accomplishments as opposed to the rest of the business world. He had a plan that he stuck with and it proved to be be far superior to any that the mainstream investors and "market experts". Every year he surpassed the wall street average profits by far and he was called in more then once to save financial institutions that were failing. His record was impressive and copied by many.

Over the past few years since he started with his political diatribes and support of the B Hussein regime he's become a great disappoint to me. This is not the person whose biography I read. When he claimed that he's willing to pay more taxes and then just a short time later we found out he was in a fight with the IRS he really went down in my estimation.

Now with this post of yours he can now be packaged in the same group with Soros maybe not as radical ..... yet but none the less in the same group of B Hussein supporters benefiting from what might prove to be insider information.

The pattern should be obvious to all by now!!!!

Thanks for sharing the article with us.

Shalom,

Peter

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Hello Friends,

I have something to share with you.....

Billionaire Buffett's Bakken Boom

Posted 11/16/2011 07:02 PM ET

Energy Policy: Killing the Keystone XL pipeline may help one of the world's richest men get richer. North Dakota's booming oil fields will now grow more dependent on a railroad the president's economic guru just bought.

Stop us if you see a pattern here. About the time George Soros — Hungarian billionaire and key donor to leftist groups and the Democratic Party — invested heavily in the stock of the state-run Brazilian oil company Petrobras, President Obama was curbing U.S. offshore oil production and the U.S. Export-Import Bank announced a $2 billion loan to Petrobras to finance deep-water drilling off the pristine beaches of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.

As he was imposing curbs and moratoria on U.S. offshore drillers, President Obama wished the Brazilians well in the hope we would someday be Brazil's best oil customer.

Apparently, oil tankers coming from Brazil are better and safer than a pipeline from Canada, whose best customer we will not be if they ship their tar sands oil to China instead.

Interestingly, another billionaire, Obama economic inspiration Warren Buffett, stands to benefit from the Keystone XL pipeline delay.

As oil production ramps up in the Bakken fields of North Dakota, plans to use the pipeline to transport it have been dashed.

As a result, North Dakota's booming oil producers will have to rely even more on the Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) railroad, which Buffett just bought, to ship it to refineries.

Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has agreed to buy Burlington Northern Santa Fe in a deal valuing the railroad at $34 billion. Berkshire Hathaway already owns about 22% of Burlington Northern, and will pay $100 a share in cash and stock for the rest of the company.

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North Dakota vaulted past Oklahoma and Louisiana in 2009 to be the nation's fourth-largest oil producer after Texas, Alaska and California.

Rail shipments accounted for up to 65,000 of the nearly 343,000 barrels of oil produced daily in North Dakota in December. That percentage is likely to increase.

Many of the rail shipments from the Bakken fields are being handled by BNSF Railway Co., which has more than 1,000 miles of tracks in the region.

Michael Bruce, the railroad's business development director, said BNSF could ship up 730,000 barrels of crude daily out of North Dakota "contingent on facilities being built."

North Dakota pumped a record 113 million barrels of oil in 2010. State officials estimate the state will produce 700,000 barrels daily in four to seven years.

Not only is BNSF shipping oil out, but construction and drilling materials in. BNSF says each drill rig and new well site in North Dakota require about two dozen railcars of materials for construction.

Construction of a Canadian pipeline west to send Canadian oil to China is a daunting task, as it would have to cross the Canadian Rockies. Coupled with the Keystone XL pipeline delay, any tar sands oil sent south would likely be shipped in BNSF railcars.

So far the environmentalists who worried about the Ogallala aquifer being polluted by pipeline leaks have said nothing about the increased risk of derailed railcars filled with crude — or the pollution the trains will spew as they chuff down the tracks.

But then the Occupy Wall Street crowd has nothing to say about billionaires, members of the 1%, benefiting from Obama's energy policies, which have killed tens of thousands of jobs for the remaining 99%.

The Bakken oil boom speaks volumes about the potential economic benefit of ending restrictions on domestic and offshore development.

That, coupled with the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline, would create a North American economic boom that would make OPEC literally pound sand.

It is the American people who should benefit from our government's energy policies, not just billionaires like George Soros and Warren Buffett.

Hello Friends,

I remember when these Occupier protests started and I read in other threads about the love and change these protests will bring about. The same people were also speaking against the elites and the NWO. Well as time passed we found that these same elites are behind these protests and are using the useful idiots some of whom are being paid to protest in order to bring about their NWO by destroying the America. We also found out that aside from Soros and his ilk these protests are being supported and funded by communists, Nazis, anarchists, socialists, the unions and their goons, the KKK with David Duke in open support and the list goes on and on and on.

Violence, crimes, squalor, thefts, rapes, murders, drugs etc. etc.etc. is what is happening at these occupier camps and protests and the bottom line is that the majority still don't know what they're doing there aside from getting free meals and sponging off the taxpayers dime.

The MSM and the liberal progressive socialist politicians who support these occupiers with B Hussein, Nancy Pelosi and many others tried to compare the occupiers to the "hated" Tea Parties but were unsuccessful in their endeavors.

So let's compare the rap sheets of the Occupiers vs the Tea Party. The below article does just that. And don't forget the fraud and great pretender B Hussein supports these protests.

Shalom,

Peter

Obama-Endorsed #OWS Occupy Rap Sheet PLUS White House Shooter Lived at Occupy DC Camp