Comments by "Daniel Hutchinson" (@danielhutchinson6604) on "CNBC International News" channel.

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  4. "Other types of oil" That statement seems to imply the European Union buying LNG? The conflict seems to be centered on the US desire to expand LNG sales to Europe? We should actually consider the fact that cooling Natural Gas and transporting it thousands of miles in Ships that are specifically constructed to keep the LNG Cooled, seems to be vastly more expensive than Gas sent through a pipeline. The cost of Russian Gas being around a third of US LNG seems to account for the LNG sales to only become distributed to a scattering of French Ports and Iberian areas that were beyond the reach of Russian supplies. Italy was another customer that seemed to have some wealthy customers who did not blink at the price. But to now force the European Consumer to support the US Investment in LNG Infrastructure, seems to be just another method of increasing prices and adding to the revenue delivered to the US Economy? We may need to consider that the US is the aggressor once again, as Victoria Nuland seems to be found among the US Foreign Affairs personnel who direct US State Department Policy? The amazing coincidence that the conflict appears at exactly the same time as Nordstream 2 seems to be about to provide around 70% of the European Union Fuel, seems more than we should overlook? The US was unable to compete when Russia was only delivering 40% of the demand...... As the major supplier Russia would make US LNG almost impossible to achieve the $200 billion revenue increase that the Producers web sites, seemed to project as the first Russian vehicle crossed into Ukraine..... Are the Consumers of Europe prepared to pay that increased fee simply because the US insists that they are "Nice Guys"?
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