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Biden withdraws

Posted: 21 Jul 2024, 22:27
by nich the d

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 13 Sep 2024, 18:35
by SurfaceAgentX2Zero
Hammer and Pickle" wrote: 13 Sep 2024, 18:02 So, you’ve got nothing at all to say when it comes to the Trump campaign drill baby drill bollocks.

Instead you are clearly very keen to demonstrate how angry you are with me.



What on Earth have I done to deserve all this heated attention? 

Anyone would think you’re in love with me but know I think you’re a total wally.


 
I'm not interested in being side-lined into a cul-de-sac based on your TDS. As I said, I'm responding to your drivel about the price of oil falling because it's a shrinking part of the overall energy market.

And no. I'm not angry with you, to be angry with you, you would have to be of some import and you are far from that. I post because you are talking drivel and it amuses me to expose a pompous ass like you.

What you have done to deserve the attention is to submit thousands upon thousands upon thousands of similarly pretentious and ordure-filled posts over a period of a decade or more. So many that I really should know better than respond to you, as I'm aware that it gives you a great big hard on - as evidenced by your final paragraph.

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 13 Sep 2024, 18:06
by Hammer and Pickle
Nutsin wrote: 12 Sep 2024, 18:28 Trump will drill baby drill. Oil revenue will pay down the debt, He will also deport the illegals that will stop a lot of the cheap labor that is hurting US workers and yes, that is a fact, look at the latest Jobs report if you don’t believe me.It’s in there.

Trump will win the election because people are struggling to live and pay bills, it is a real issue. 

Kamala helped create the mess, people were better off under Trump before Covid hit.

plus Kamala has flip flopped on a number of key issues such as fracking and now she is even saying she wants to finish the border wall ffs. Nobody believes her.

These are real issues that the moderators ignored in the debate. Kamala failing to address the inflation issue was a huge mistake on her part, however it’s hard to defend Bidenomics of which she was a key player in, so it’s understandable why she swerved the question.

She can bullshit all she wants in a debate but her past performance is what she will be judged on and that is a disaster.
Oh and by this way, this is the bollocks being discussed Pointy. Do keep up, there’s a nice strange little fellow.

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 13 Sep 2024, 18:02
by Hammer and Pickle
So, you’ve got nothing at all to say when it comes to the Trump campaign drill baby drill bollocks. Instead you are clearly very keen to demonstrate how angry you are with me.

What on Earth have I done to deserve all this heated attention? 

Anyone would think you’re in love with me but know I think you’re a total wally.

 

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 13 Sep 2024, 17:52
by SurfaceAgentX2Zero
Hammer and Pickle" wrote: 13 Sep 2024, 17:18 You think a fall in oil prices triggered by US over-supply is going to bring global inflation down, Pointy? I think the effect will be negligible because the share of fossil fuels in global energy consumption is rapidly shrinking even if oil consumption is still rising rather than falling. You don’t agree? OK then tiger, show us your workings. 
Absolute piffle and straw manning rubbish. As usual.

Any US over-supply is irrelevant. It's also non-existent - US oil production has fallen substantially in the past four years as Trump and Harris agreed. I suspect you have just mentioned it to confuse matters and try to save face. As usual.

Coca-Cola's share of the world cola market has been falling for decades. Demand for it is still at an all time high. This has not led to a fall in the price of Coca-Cola.

You are a fraud, a dissembler, a narcissist, a masochist and an ignoramus. As usual. Plus you're a massive wanker.

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 13 Sep 2024, 17:45
by Hammer and Pickle
Anyway, They’re Eating the Dogs (of the people that live there)


Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 13 Sep 2024, 17:24
by Hammer and Pickle
Nutsin wrote: 13 Sep 2024, 17:19 So Pickle what’s Kamala gonna do?
I don’t know but I hope she’s going to ride a popular wave of change over the GOP’s reactionary arse in the House.

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 13 Sep 2024, 17:19
by Nutsin
So Pickle what’s Kamala gonna do?

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 13 Sep 2024, 17:18
by Hammer and Pickle
You think a fall in oil prices triggered by US over-supply is going to bring global inflation down, Pointy? I think the effect will be negligible because the share of fossil fuels in global energy consumption is rapidly shrinking even if oil consumption is still rising rather than falling. You don’t agree? OK then tiger, show us your workings. 

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 13 Sep 2024, 17:13
by SurfaceAgentX2Zero
Hammer and Pickle" wrote: 13 Sep 2024, 17:06 I was talking about the share of fossil fuels in overall energy consumption. That is falling, hence its increasingly limited effect on global prices. Drill baby drill ain’t gonna save the world - you’re still living in the 1970s pal.
I see you have no idea how supply and demand works - fool

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 13 Sep 2024, 17:06
by Hammer and Pickle
I was talking about the share of fossil fuels in overall energy consumption. That is falling, hence its increasingly limited effect on global prices. Drill baby drill ain’t gonna save the world - you’re still living in the 1970s pal.

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 13 Sep 2024, 17:04
by goose
Pickle you ain’t half stupid.

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 13 Sep 2024, 16:52
by Nutsin
Nonsense Pickle Global oil consumption surpassed 100 mill barrels per day for the 1st time in 2023 and is even higher this year.

you really are clueless.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/271 ... il-demand/

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 13 Sep 2024, 16:23
by Hammer and Pickle
Doubtful. Falling oil and gas prices triggered by US over-production are unlikely to have a much of an effect on global inflation because these fossil fuels no longer such a big enough share in overall energy consumption. However, if the oil-price fall was combined with a opening up of the US economy, the EU would have to follow suit and we may get back to a TTIP-type scenario, which, incidentally, Trump scuppered as soon as he got into office last time. Now that really would be a game changer as far as global inflation is concerned…

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 13 Sep 2024, 16:10
by Nutsin
Lower oil prices also means less oil revenue for bad actors such as Iran for example, we’ve all seen what Iran does with all this free money the Dems insist on giving them. 

The Middle East was in a much better place under Trump than it is now.

Energy is also where Russia gets most of its GDP, Sanctions obviously aren’t cutting it are they.

Time to make OPEC irrelevant again.

An increase in US oil production is a big win for the western world.

 

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 13 Sep 2024, 15:49
by Nutsin
Jones, I’ve forgotten more than you’ll ever know.

Pickle, Higher oil production will bring down the cost of oil globally that will bring down global inflation.

Lower oil prices will also bring down the interest rates that have added over a Trillion dollars to the U S debt.

Lower interest rates will encourage businesses to borrow and expand which will increase our GDP a higher GDP means a lower budget deficit a lower budget  deficit means a stronger dollar.

And what does Kamala offer?  

more inflation? Bigger Gov’t? More Gov’t spending?

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 13 Sep 2024, 08:07
by Hello Mrs. Jones
Nutsin is living proof that some of our species avoided the full benefits of evolution.

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 13 Sep 2024, 00:04
by XKhammer
Absolutely no chance of Biden pulling off peace deal in Gaza or Ukraine,but unfortunately Harris as much as l detest her will win the Election as Trump is a Buffoon 

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 12 Sep 2024, 21:26
by riosleftsock
Biden making the important decision on whether to become a de facto party to the war with Russia.  Firing high precision missiles such as Storm Shadow has to be via NATO satellite target acquisition and the flight data has to input by NATO operatives.

But he's too senile to run for president in 2 months time.

Sleep well sausages!

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 12 Sep 2024, 20:50
by Hammer and Pickle
Well that’s good then.

Let’s hope it stays that way as regards abortion on demand in Minnesota.

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 12 Sep 2024, 20:45
by SurfaceAgentX2Zero
Hammer and Pickle" wrote: 12 Sep 2024, 17:54 Dishonest argument?

I thought you didn’t like it because nobody had mentioned backstreet abortions and how bad law creates demand for them. As you well know, Pointy.

Or can’t you just take it on board - along with the right for people to get on with their lives unmolested by cod-Taliban nutjobs like you demanding laws to stop us from committing crimes we haven’t committed yet?
 
 
There is no need for back street abortion in Minnesota, you knob. It's abortion on demand there.

Another false premise used because you have no legitimate argument.

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 12 Sep 2024, 20:34
by Hammer and Pickle
Trump will drill baby drill. Oil revenue will pay down the debt, He will also deport the illegals that will stop a lot of the cheap labor that is hurting US workers and yes, that is a fact, look at the latest Jobs report if you don’t believe me.It’s in there.

You actually bought into this? I simply don’t believe you seriously think any kind of oil production increase will bring in the kind of revenues that will even put a scratch on the national debt. And of course oil is a commodity traded on the world market. Any idea what will happen if even a hint  of this plan to flood it with extra production spreads across the world? Yes, oil prices fall as fast as they rose while costs of production remain much the same. As for stopping the cheap labour, someone is still going to have to do the work. Where are the companies going find the revenue to meet wage requirements and keep shareholders sweet? Oil-powered robots and handouts to the people? Please.

The root cause of US inflation is the same as that around the world: restrictions to trade generated by tariff and fiscal interventionism of various kinds. Not just Trump’s or  Biden’s but China’s, India’s, the EU’s and pretty much every major player you might mention. The global trade system is under severe strain and while this isn’t the 1930’s, it is hurting. And of course the point is, everything Trump is all about is definitely going to make it worse. Is Harris going to make it better? Well I think she may have more balls than Biden to confront the GOP in the House and clean up the mess both have left behind.
 

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 12 Sep 2024, 20:14
by Mike Oxsaw
The only chance Harris wins is if Biden pulls of a peace deal in Gaza/The Ukrain just before the vote.

I wouldn't put it past him/his administration to delay such an announcement until then, even if it's already been agreed.

Few dead Arabs/Europeans v 4 more years in power?

No-brainer, really.

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 12 Sep 2024, 19:44
by Texas Iron
Trump lost the Debate…mostly own goals and lies…

Will also lose the Election…

But will call it Robbery…

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 12 Sep 2024, 18:28
by Nutsin
Trump will drill baby drill. Oil revenue will pay down the debt, He will also deport the illegals that will stop a lot of the cheap labor that is hurting US workers and yes, that is a fact, look at the latest Jobs report if you don’t believe me.It’s in there.

Trump will win the election because people are struggling to live and pay bills, it is a real issue. 

Kamala helped create the mess, people were better off under Trump before Covid hit.

plus Kamala has flip flopped on a number of key issues such as fracking and now she is even saying she wants to finish the border wall ffs. Nobody believes her.

These are real issues that the moderators ignored in the debate. Kamala failing to address the inflation issue was a huge mistake on her part, however it’s hard to defend Bidenomics of which she was a key player in, so it’s understandable why she swerved the question.

She can bullshit all she wants in a debate but her past performance is what she will be judged on and that is a disaster.

Re: Biden withdraws

Posted: 12 Sep 2024, 17:54
by Hammer and Pickle
Dishonest argument?

I thought you didn’t like it because nobody had mentioned backstreet abortions and how bad law creates demand for them. As you well know, Pointy.

Or can’t you just take it on board - along with the right for people to get on with their lives unmolested by cod-Taliban nutjobs like you demanding laws to stop us from committing crimes we haven’t committed yet?