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 2022-02-23 23:55
 

Shafaq News/ Oil breached the $100 per barrel level today, Thursday, for the first time since 2014 as Russia moved its forces to Ukraine, raising fears that a war in Europe could disrupt global energy supplies.

 

Brent crude recorded its highest level at $101.34 a barrel in early Asian trading, the highest since September 2014, and reached $101.20 a barrel at 04:23 GMT, up $4.36, or 4.5 percent.

 

US West Texas Intermediate crude futures jumped $4.22, or 4.6%, to $96.32 a barrel, after rising to $96.51, also the highest level since August 2014.

 

Russian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said in a tweet on Twitter that Russia has launched a large-scale invasion of Ukraine and is targeting cities with weapons strikes.

 

Russian President Vladimir Putin authorized a military operation in eastern Ukraine on Thursday in what could be the start of a war in Europe over Russia's demands to end NATO's eastward expansion.

 

Russia is the world's second largest oil producer, selling crude mainly to European refineries, and is the largest supplier of natural gas to Europe, providing about 35% of its supplies.

 

Western countries and Japan on Tuesday sanctioned Russia with new sanctions over its order to send troops to separatist regions in eastern Ukraine and threatened to go ahead if Moscow launched a full-scale invasion of its neighbour. So far, there are no sanctions on energy trade yet.

 

On Thursday, Japan and Australia said they were ready to tap their oil reserves, along with other members of the International Energy Agency, if global supplies were affected by hostilities in Ukraine. Read more

 

“One factor that could act as a temporary brake on prices is the Iran nuclear deal with rumors swirling that a new agreement could be announced, possibly as early as this week,” said Jeffrey Haley, senior market analyst at OANDA.

 

"However, Ukraine's concerns, and their broader ramifications will continue to support oil prices which remain a solid buy on dips."

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Oil prices jump, Brent crude exceeds $ 105 a barrel
  
{Economic: Al Furat News} Oil futures rose more than 5%, and stocks were mixed in the Asia-Pacific region on Monday as investors monitor the Russian-Ukrainian crisis and related sanctions.

US West Texas Intermediate crude futures posted gains of more than 5% to $99.10 a barrel in Asian trading, easing slightly after rising 6% earlier.

Brent crude rose more than $7 to $105.07 a barrel.

Brent crude crossed the $100 level last week, even touching $105, before paring gains.

Both oil contracts settled down more than 1% on Friday.

The United States and the European Union have said they will exclude some Russian banks from the SWIFT banking system, and that they will impose sanctions, in particular on Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.

The European Union also banned all dealings with the Russian Central Bank, which led to a nearly 30% drop in the ruble in international exchanges on Monday, Bloomberg reported.

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 2022-02-28 07:52
 

Shafaq News/ Goldman Sachs Bank expected, today, Monday, that oil prices will rise to 115 dollars within one month, considering that the prices of basic commodities produced by Russia will also rise as the West escalates political and economic sanctions against Moscow due to its invasion of Ukraine.

 

"The range of near-term price outcomes for commodities has become extreme, given concern of further military escalation, energy sanctions or the prospect of a ceasefire," the bank said in a note to clients.

 

Russia's political and economic isolation deepened on Monday as its forces faced stiff resistance in the Ukrainian capital and other cities in the biggest attack on a European country since World War Two.

 

Moreover, the bank expected "a rise in prices of consumer goods of which Russia is a major producer, and this includes European oil and gas (hence aluminum), palladium, nickel, wheat and corn."

 

The bank raised its one-month forecast for Brent crude oil to $115 a barrel from $95 a barrel previously, with "significant upside risks due to further escalation or longer disruption."

 

On Monday, Brent crude futures rose above the key $100 a barrel as the Ukraine crisis worsened, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures approached $96 a barrel.

 

“The recent escalation with Russia creates inflationary risks accompanied by clear stagflation on the broader economy, driven by higher energy prices, which reinforces our conviction that gold prices will rise in the coming months and our target price of $2,150 an ounce,” Goldman said.

 

On Monday, spot gold was trading at over $1,900 an ounce.

 

Goldman Sachs is an American multinational financial and investment services institution, one of the most famous banking institutions in the United States and the world, headquartered in New York City.

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Oil rises again to $103 a barrel
  
{Economic: Al Furat News} Oil prices continued to rise, today, Tuesday, amid continuing turmoil in Europe and the ongoing war waged by Russia against Ukraine, with the countries of the world continuing to announce new sanctions against Moscow.

Today, Brent crude futures rose to $100.99, and the index touched a seven-year high of $105.79 after the Russian invasion of Ukraine last week.

Meanwhile, US West Texas Intermediate crude futures rose to $96.58, and this contract touched a high of $99.10 a barrel the previous day, and settled up by more than 4%. 

This comes at a time when the investment bank Morgan Stanley raised its forecast for oil prices this year to 110 dollars per barrel.

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Oil prices jump by more than 10% .. and "Brent" breaks the barrier of 107 dollars

Oil prices jump by more than 10% .. and "Brent" breaks the barrier of 107 dollars
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Mubasher - Mustafa Reda: Oil prices rose significantly during trading today, Tuesday, to achieve gains of more than 10 percent, in conjunction with the record "Brent" contracts exceeding the level of 107 dollars per barrel.

By 4:52 pm GMT, the price of the Brent crude futures contract increased by 9.2 percent, achieving a gain of $9.05, to record the level of $ 107.02 a barrel.

At the same time, the price of “NYMEX” crude contracts for delivery next April rose by 10.9 percent, up by $10.41, at the level of $106.13 a barrel.

The significant rise in oil prices comes with concerns about energy supplies in global markets as a result of Russia's military attack on Ukrainian soil.

Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, discussed by phone with Russian President Vladimir Putin, a number of regional and international issues, against the background of contacts and discussions that Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed is holding on the Ukrainian crisis.

During the call, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed was briefed on the latest developments currently taking place, as well as the bilateral relations between the two parties and the energy file in light of Russian cooperation with the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries "OPEC".

The two parties agreed on the need to maintain the stability of the global energy market.

On Monday, Russia announced the closure of its airspace to the flights of a number of European countries, including Britain, France and Germany , in response to a similar measure taken by those countries to ban Russian flights from using their airspace.

Russia launched a massive invasion of Ukraine by land, air and sea in the largest offensive launched by one country against another in Europe since World War II; The United States and Europe threatened the Russian bear with the most severe sanctions .

On February 22, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed  a decree recognizing the independence of the Donetsk and Luhansk republics from Ukraine.

The Russian President called on the Russian Federation Council to sign partnership and friendship agreements between these two breakaway republics with the Russian Federation .

On February 24, US President Joe Biden unveiled harsh new sanctions against Russia , against the backdrop of the invasion of Ukraine.

"This is a premeditated attack," Biden told reporters at the White House. "And Russian President Vladimir Putin rejected the West's attempts to engage in dialogue and violate international law. Putin is the aggressor. Putin chose this war, and now he and his country will bear the consequences."

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On the impact of the Russian-Ukrainian war

A “huge jump” in oil prices .. a barrel of more than 110 dollars

2022.03.02 - 08:46
A “huge jump” in oil prices .. a barrel of more than 110 dollars
 

Baghdad - people  

Oil prices rose, on Wednesday, to exceed the barrier of 110 dollars a barrel, due to the continuing Russian invasion of Ukraine and the sanctions that are being imposed on Moscow.  

 

  

The price of a barrel of Brent crude rose by 4.88 percent to reach 110.09 dollars, while the price of West Texas Intermediate crude increased by 5.06 percent to reach 108.64 dollars per barrel.  

  

The increasing sanctions imposed by Western countries on Russia raise fears of stopping Russian exports of oil and gas, which is reflected in a rise in prices.  

  

Russian supplies constitute about 40 percent of European gas needs, while about 2.3 million barrels of Russian crude travel west every day through a network of pipelines.  

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Brent crude rises strongly and settles above 114 dollars a barrel
  
{Economic: Al Furat News} Oil prices, specifically Brent crude, continued their strong rises with the passage of transactions, today, Wednesday, taking advantage of global geopolitical tensions, led by the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the harsh Western sanctions imposed on Russia, which in turn reinforced the markets’ fears about the lack of Russian oil supplies, and this contributed Strongly rising crude oil prices.
 

During trading today, Wednesday, the price of Brent crude rose by 4.16%, and scored about 114.40 dollars per barrel. At the same time, US spot crude contracts rose by 3.36% and recorded about 111.47 dollars per barrel.
Oil prices, specifically Brent crude, rose on the impact of the threats of World War III. During press statements today, Wednesday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that World War III, if it breaks out, will be nuclear and greatly destructive to all countries of the world, in light of the continuing Russian-Western tensions and sanctions. harsh imposed on Russia recently.
A few minutes ago, the Russian Foreign Ministry stated that there is a possibility of a direct confrontation with NATO with Russia against the backdrop of the Russian military invasion of Ukraine, and these statements had a positive impact in support of crude oil prices, especially Brent crude and US crude.

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 2022-03-02 02:48
 

Shafaq News/ Natural gas prices in Europe rose today, Wednesday, by more than 7%, and gas futures contracts were traded above the level of 1500 dollars per thousand cubic meters.

Gas futures contracts at the TTF center in the Netherlands rose 7.7% to $1,503.5 per thousand cubic meters, according to Russia Today.

 

The agency "TASS" reported that the increase in natural gas prices in Europe came after the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Union and other countries imposed sanctions on entities and personalities in Russia.

Meanwhile, the Russian "Gazprom" company confirmed the continuation of pumping blue fuel to Europe through Ukraine, in a message to reassure markets that fear that gas supplies will be affected by the situation surrounding Ukraine.

A spokesman for "Gazprom" said that the company continues to pump natural gas from Russia to Europe through Ukrainian territory naturally.

He added that the supply of blue fuel through Ukrainian territory is based on the requests of European consumers, as 109.4 million cubic meters will be pumped today.

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 2022-03-01 12:14
 

Shafaq News/ Members of the International Energy Agency have agreed to release up to 60 million barrels of oil from reserves to global markets, after prices rose, following the Russian war against Ukraine.

 

All 31 member states agreed to release 60 million barrels of oil from their strategic reserves, the agency said, to "send a strong message to oil markets" that "there will be no shortage of supplies."

 

The Board of Directors of the International Energy Agency made the decision at an extraordinary meeting of energy ministers chaired by US Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm.

 

"The situation in energy markets is very serious and requires our full attention," said Fatih Birol, executive director of the International Energy Agency, noting that "global energy security is under threat, putting the global economy at risk during a fragile phase of recovery."

 

The decision came at a time when oil prices rose on Tuesday, with the price of US crude exceeding $100 a barrel, its highest price since 2014.

 

Reuters had reported earlier that the ministers of member states of the International Energy Agency were discussing the release of 60 million barrels of oil from stockpiles at a meeting to discuss how to respond to the Russian war against Ukraine. 

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Brent crude is approaching $120 a barrel, in a new unprecedented jump
 

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Brent crude achieved a new high this afternoon, as it recorded about $120 per barrel.   

  

 

  

According to the "CNBC Arabia" agency, the price of a barrel of Brent crude oil, the world record, approached today, Thursday, the barrier of 120 dollars, recording a new jump.   

  

Oil prices continued to rise, Thursday morning, with Brent crude rising above $ 117 a barrel, as it raised fears of trade disruption and shipping problems from Russian sanctions imposed on it due to the Ukraine crisis, according to Reuters.   

  

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and its allies, including Russia, decided to keep increasing production by 400,000 barrels per day in March despite the price hike, ignoring the Ukraine crisis during their talks and ignoring consumers' calls for more crude.    

  

Brent crude futures rose $3.62 to $117.18 a barrel by 0112 GMT, the highest level since August 2013.    

  

West Texas Intermediate crude was at $113.88 a barrel, up $3.28 after touching an 11-year high of $113.31 a barrel.    

  

The market was a round of reactions to the sanctions imposed by Washington on the Russian oil refining sector that raised the possibility of targeting Russian oil and gas exports in the next stage.    

  

So far, it has stopped short of targeting Russian oil and gas exports as the Biden administration weighs the implications for global and US oil markets and energy prices.    

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Warnings of rise... Expectations of oil prices reaching $200 a barrel

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Warnings of rise... Expectations of oil prices reaching $200 a barrel

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An expert warned of the repercussions of high oil prices on the markets, and said that the rise of a barrel of oil to the level of $120 a barrel and its staying at this level for a long time will lead to a collapse in the markets.

The expert, Alexander Timofeev, assistant professor of economics at the Russian Plekhanov University of Economics (Moscow), said that keeping oil prices at the level of 120 dollars per barrel for a long period of time will lead to further development of oil fields, which will contribute to the formation of a surplus in the oil market and over time the collapse of this market.

 

The expert suggested a rise in oil prices in the short term to the level of 150 dollars or even to 200 dollars a barrel, noting that the participants in the oil market will create conditions for the balance of supply and demand in order to return the market to 95-100 dollars.

Oil prices are rising in light of the conditions related to Ukraine, and Brent crude futures rose today above the level of $ 118 a barrel, which is the highest level since February 2013.

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 2022-03-03 05:06
 

Shafaq News/ The oil expert, Hamza Al-Jawahiri, said on Thursday that the continued rise in oil prices for a long period will lead to the collapse of the global economy, indicating that the most affected by the rise are the industrialized countries.

Al-Jawahiri said in an interview with Shafaq News Agency, "The arrival of oil prices to $120 will affect the industrialized countries in particular, especially the countries in the very cold regions," noting that "many industrialized countries cannot afford high energy bills, and therefore there may be economic collapses if they continue for a long time." ".

He added, "Producing and consuming countries should seek to reduce prices in one way or another to avoid such collapses that may occur," adding that "Russia decided to continue supplying gas to Europe, just as America and NATO did not impose sanctions on Russian banks that deal in energy and did not release them." from the Swift system.

Al-Jawahiri predicted; "OPEC and its allies are seeking next month to return their previous production, which leads to a decline in oil prices in a way that leads to the stability of global oil markets," noting that "the measures taken by Russia, America and NATO from not stopping energy exports, and returning the production of OPEC countries to It would stop the rapid rise in prices and reduce the possibility of a global economic collapse."

It is noteworthy that oil prices rose dramatically to touch $120 a barrel after Russia invaded Ukraine, which raised fears of a halt in oil and gas supplies to consuming countries, especially Europe, which relies heavily on Russian gas.

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Gulf states resist Western pressure over oil prices
 

  

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Calls to increase oil production to curb the rise in oil prices as a result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine have fallen on deaf ears among the rulers of the Gulf states, who are seeking to resist Western pressure.  

These countries want to achieve large profits from the high prices that will avoid falling into a budget deficit in 2022, although they are aware of the risks in the long run.  

The Gulf also wants to convey a message to Washington that "this war is not our war", which is very similar to the message that the Americans have been sending them for several years about Yemen.  

  

 

The Gulf states, which are rich in energy resources, continue to resist Western pressures and calls to work to limit the rise in oil prices resulting from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, in an effort to protect their strategic and economic interests, according to experts.  

The price of US West Texas Intermediate crude reached 115 dollars per barrel on Thursday, a record since 2008, driven by the war in Ukraine and doubts about the supply of Russian black gold, while the price of Brent crude approached 120 dollars. It should be noted that Russia is the second largest exporter of crude oil in the world after Saudi Arabia, which is close to Western countries and Moscow at the same time.  

On Wednesday, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies in the "OPEC Plus" alliance led by the Saudis and Russians rejected the call to increase production at a faster pace.  

  

Strategic independence test  

Hassan Al-Hassan, an expert on Middle East affairs at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, points out that "the Gulf states are testing their ability to enjoy strategic independence to defend their interests." The Gulf producing countries, which have suffered from the drop in oil prices since 2014, do not show an inclination to act immediately, because they benefit from higher prices in the short term.  

In this context, Karen Young, an expert in energy markets, pointed out on the website of the Washington-based Arab Gulf States Institute that if the price of a barrel remains above $100, none of the budgets of the six Gulf Cooperation Council countries will suffer a deficit in 2022.  

  

Who is able to compensate for Russian production?  

For her part, Deputy Head of the Energy Intelligence office, Amina Bakr, said that "there is no shortage of crude oil in the market, according to OPEC," adding that "the impact of Western sanctions on Russian oil and gas exports is still unknown."  

Bakr pointed out that the only two countries in the "OPEC Plus" that are able to increase pumping are Saudi Arabia and the UAE, but they are far from closing the Russian export gap, explaining that the additional production can reach 2.5 million barrels per day "while Russian exports are close to 4 8 million barrels.  

  

Quick profits but...  

Despite the quick profits, the oil-producing countries realize that high prices risk hitting the global economy and accelerating the “green” transition process in energy, especially as the rise comes in the midst of the campaign to recover from the consequences of the Corona virus.  

Al-Hassan states that for Saudi Arabia, “the most important thing is to be able to stabilize prices,” which depends on cooperation with Russia within the framework of “OPEC Plus.” He added, “The last time the Arabs and Russia confronted about production quotas, this led to a price war and then to collapse in prices.  

As for Bakr, she considers that "keeping Russia within OPEC Plus is necessary for member states. It is the only way to maintain the leadership of market management in the coming years."  

  

Will Washington increase pressure?  

In addition, the International Energy Agency announced Tuesday that its member states will release 60 million barrels of their emergency reserves in order to stabilize the market, half of which will come from the United States.  

Al-Hassan believes that the pressure exerted by the United States on its close Gulf partners has been "limited" so far, and we must "wait to see if it increases in the coming days."  

He stressed that the Gulf states are responding that "this war is not our war," a message very similar to the message the Americans have been sending them for several years about Yemen.  

  

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Shafaq News/ The state-owned Iraqi Oil Marketing Company "SOMO" has received requests for additional crude supplies, in recent days, with buyers looking for alternatives to Russian quantities.

"Some additional demand came from buyers in Europe, China and India," Argos Media reported, quoting a senior Iraqi official. 

He added that "Iraq's limited ability to export crude oil will make it difficult to meet the demands."

And it turned the attention of buyers in the global energy markets to the Middle East, especially to Iraqi oil, while avoiding Russian crudes, in the wake of the imposition of Western sanctions on Moscow for its invasion of Ukraine.

SOMO announced yesterday, Friday, that Iraq achieved the highest export rate during the month of February last two years at a rate of 3.314 million barrels per day, an increase of 112,000 barrels per day over last month, and the highest financial revenue since 2014 at an amount of 8.54 billion dollars through the establishment of the Oil Marketing Company (SOMO) to export all available quantity for export of Basra and Kirkuk crude oil.

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 2022-03-06 23:50
 

Shafaq News/ Oil prices jumped today, Monday, to their highest levels since 2008, with the United States and Europe studying to ban the import of Russian oil, while delays in the possible return of Iranian crude to global markets led to a lack of supply.

 

Brent crude rose $11.05 to $129.31, while US crude rose $9.2 to $124.72.

 

In the first few minutes of trading at dawn on Monday, both benchmarks rose more than $10 a barrel to their highest level since July 2008, with Brent at $139.13 and WTI at $130.50.

 

On Sunday, Blinken said the United States and European allies were considering banning Russian oil imports, and the White House had coordinated with key congressional committees to move forward with a ban.

 

"The boycott will put enormous pressures on oil and gas supplies, which have already felt the impact of increased demand," analysts at CMC Markets said.

 

They argued that such a move would put more pressure on global economies, push inflation higher, and leave central banks to debate how quickly they should raise interest rates.

 

Global oil prices have risen 65% since the start of 2022, along with other commodities, raising concerns about global economic growth and stagflation.

 

China, the world's second largest economy, is already targeting slower growth of 5.5% this year.

 

Analysts at Bank of America said that if most of Russia's oil exports were cut, there could be a 5 million barrel or larger deficit, which means oil prices could double from $100 to $200 a barrel, while JPMorgan analysts said this week that oil may double. to $185 a barrel this year.

 

Russia is the world's largest exporter of crude oil and petroleum products combined, with exports amounting to about seven million barrels per day, or 7% of global supplies. Some volumes of Kazakhstan's oil exports from Russian ports also faced complications.

 

Meanwhile, talks to revive Iran's 2015 nuclear deal with world powers sank on Sunday in the wake of Russia's demands for a guarantee from the United States that sanctions it faces over the conflict in Ukraine will not harm its trade with Tehran, as China put forward new demands, the sources said.

 

In response to Russia's demands, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said on Sunday that the sanctions imposed on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine had nothing to do with a potential nuclear deal with Iran.

 

The Eurasia Group said the new Russian demands could derail the nuclear talks, although it still kept the odds of a deal at 70 percent.

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Oil prices jump to $130

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Baghdad - Mawazine News
: Oil prices rose more than 10% in trading today, Monday, due to fears of imposing an American and European embargo on Russian oil.

 

Brent price rose 12.73 dollars to 130.84 dollars, but it fell to 129.5 dollars, achieving an increase of 9.56%, while US crude rose 9.92 dollars to 125.60 dollars, but it reduced its gains to reach 125.17 dollars, an increase of 8.23%.

After Brent crude rose 21% last week, it rose again due to fears that the United States and Europe would impose a ban on Russian oil.

At the opening of the Asian markets today, oil prices achieved a significant increase, as Brent crude jumped by 18% to touch $140 a barrel, while the price of US crude exceeded $130 a barrel, before trimming their gains.

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1 hour ago, yota691 said:

At the opening of the Asian markets today, oil prices achieved a significant increase, as Brent crude jumped by 18% to touch $140 a barrel, while the price of US crude exceeded $130 a barrel, before trimming their gains.

 

Thanks Yota ... WOW..! - This is good news for Iraqi oil, but we will be paying much more at the gas pumps. Let's hope they choose to increase the value of the IQD.

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31 minutes ago, Sage449 said:

And this didn't need to be, thanks Biden for stopping the line from Canada. What a butt wad.

"Lets Go Brandon"

 

"The Quicker F**ker Upper"

 

Just sayin'

 

Semper Fi:salute:

RV there yet ?:pirateship:

 

OMG : And now they "Brandon" is talking about buying oil from Iran and Venezuela ??

WTF : "Brandon" How about America 1st and stop the deliberate destruction of our country ??

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