Comments by "Roger Dodger" (@rogerdodger8415) on "America's mounting energy dominance" video.

  1. C Arnoldi They'll have to make a decision. Either they let Russia have a noose around their necks with the shut off valve, or pay a slightly higher price for energy security. They better choose wisely because, they'll be no turning back.
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  2. C Arnoldi Well, to opine otherwise would be telling me that as a European, you feel that the country that spent tens of billions (trillions in today's money) to rebuild your nation after the war, only to cancel the debt was somehow the moral equivalent of the same country that held your country hostage by a partition (Berlin) and only recently actually DID use its gas supply as a weapon by TURNING IT OFF during winter months.. You wouldn't be that stupid would you?
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  3. C Arnoldi FAKE news?? https://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/07/world/europe/07gazprom.html?mtrref=www.google.com&gwh=7A30EAFE42D7327DE77CA8A42A1449A4&gwt=pay
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  4. Anthony Burke No sense in arguing with you, when it's CLEAR that you don't have the most basic knowledge of WHERE the natural gas comes from in Europe.. RUSSIA! AND have they used it as a weapon before?? YES!! Is it fake news? IMPOSSIBLE.. Any proof? YES.... https://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/07/world/europe/07gazprom.html?mtrref=www.google.com&gwh=7A30EAFE42D7327DE77CA8A42A1449A4&gwt=pay
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  5. Anthony Burke let's GET THE FACT PART ONE... U.S. LNG currently costs about US$6 per million British Thermal Units in Europe, about $1 more than the average price of Russian gas in that market.
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  6. Anthony Burke Let's get the facts PART TWO!!! The region experienced at least 17 disruptions in its natural gas flows or price manipulations that were either definitely or probably politically motivated between 1990 and 2015, according to my colleague Gabriel Collins, who studies geopolitics and commodity markets. This kind of intervention has made countries such as Poland and Lithuania highly critical of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline. While Western Europe sees in that project a potential end to supply disruptions, Eastern Europe and the Baltic countries see the potential for the region to become even more dependent on Russian gas. If that happens, they fear, Russia could gain more geopolitical influence that goes beyond the post-Soviet bloc to include Germany, Austria and the rest of Western Europe.
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