It’s Time To Put an End To OPEC – C.I.A. Assessment That Saudi Prince Ordered Khashoggi Killing

It appears the that the That Saudi Prince Ordered the killing of Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Are you surprised? I sure as hell am not, I’m Canadian a recently current Prime minister Justin Trudeau and his staff members had been talking tough to the Saudi’s on social media when Barack Obama was in power he took a different approach to get rid of OPEC by basically trying to be friends with Iran. When Obama removed sanctions on Iran and give them a few hundred million US dollars do people remember what happened? Well, all of sudden ISIS became a household name and the destruction of Jerusalem had again made it back to mainstream society.

So what’s happened since Donald Trump has taken office, well Trump took the opposite approach, he put sanctions back on Iran and has numerously referred to Saudi Arabia as an ally of the United States. Which is the better solution? Iran and ISIS or Saudi Arabia and 9/11? Well, the truth is Europe and the United States don’t really need Saudi Arabia, but without Saudi Arabia prices for Oil will go up and it’s this game that Donald Trump is playing that’s very interesting to me.

Intercepts Solidify C.I.A. Assessment That Saudi Prince Ordered Khashoggi Killing – New York Times

What I believe Donald Trump is doing, is he’s trying to make American oil, American energy competitive globally, however, America hasn’t reached that point yet, which is why if you’ve listened to Trump it appears that he’s siding with Saudi Arabia. Trump, in my opinion, is taking a long-term approach to combating Saudi Arabia and Russian energy reliance problems, however, we’re living in a social justice era and quite frankly I’m not sure how lower IQ people will respond to Trumps higher IQ.

Long-term thinking isn’t common and I’m still amazed at how many people don’t understand the damaging effects regulations and protections have on the domestic economy. In Canada, regulations are why pipelines don’t get built, in Canada regulations have led to a lack of entrepreneurs in the energy sectors of this countries, regulations create expensive government jobs that the private sectors and the citizens they serve have to pay for, regulations create government controlled monopolies that lead to inflated currencies, higher pay and wasteful unnecessary government controlled services. Regulations lead to a shift in how a culture thinks and behaves, because as an example once a regulation for the government to subsidize and maintain a welfare state is created, that bill is there for as long as the empire exists, which puts more pressure on the empire to get things done more cheaply.

This is why countries like China and Saudi Arabia exist, these countries exist because the price of labor in developed countries has been inflated. The consequence of this is that governments have to pick winners and losers, Obama chose Iran, Trump chooses Saudi Arabia, both countries ended up screwing over the U.S presidents. The way to solve these problems are actually quite simple, the problem is this change requires a changing of how the population views the world. Let’s be honest most citizens in developed countries are lazy and entitled. We don’t want to do those jobs that the third world countries do and therefore these dictators are able to flourish.

In Canada, my current prime minister Justin Trudeau wants to have his cake and eat it too. Canada produces Oil, Canada has the ability to produce a lot of Energy, however, regulations prevent us from doing this, higher and equal pay prevent us from doing this, a lower loonie prevents us from doing this, social justice prevents Canada from essentially removing Saudi Arabia from its position of dominance. In Saudi Arabia, a simple ruling from the crown prince and Oil is as cheap as he wants it to be, this can never be the reality in Canada because our economy is shaped around protectionism.

Canada has workers unions who, wherever they can find money will convince workers to join them and fight against the evil capitalists. These actions, of course, cost money, in Canada Union bosses like Jerry Dias actually helped Trudeau in trade talks? This unproductive approach to doing business leads to the Canadian population not really understanding what’s going on behind the scenes, because in Canada the assumption made by most Canadians is that the government knows best.

This, of course, leads to these dictators gaining these monopolies. Saudi Arabia exists because people don’t want to listen to the economic views of people like Ron Paul and talk about smaller government and getting away from foreign entanglements. The mongers, the Justin Trudeau types, the Donald Trump types, these politicians are too scared to tell the people they serve the truth, that if we want to get rid of OPEC we’re going to have to work harder, get rid of a lot of regulations, end the welfare state and most likely raise the value of our currencies.

If developed countries aren’t willing to do this, well I’m here to tell you that Donald Trump is as good as it’s going to get. At the very least Donald Trump has a plan and a future outlook for America. Canada keeps telling Saudi Arabia what it’s doing wrong, what about what Canada is doing wrong? Why aren’t Canadians consuming Canadian oil? Oh, yea I remember now, it’s because we priced ourselves out of our oil markets via regulations. You know the environment comes first, which means our reliance on OPEC oil comes first. It’s time the world realize that if we don’t get rid of the welfare state, Trump is as good as it’s going to be, which is a very depressing thought if you ask me.

Interesting times ahead.