Comments by "Cupid Stunt" (@Cupid-Stunt) on "Kayleigh McEnany: This shows why liberal utopia doesn't work" video.

  1.  @Scumbagballless  MY CLAIM The current US proven oil reserves will run out in 10 years - 5 years without oil imports. 1) You use 20 million barrels a day / 7.3 Billion barrels a year 2) You produce 11 million barrels a day 3) Your proven reserves are 35 billion barrels - Oil deposits that have not yet been pumped out of the ground are known as proven reserves The rest is maths a 10 year old in the UK could work out. Q1) How much oil must you import to meet your daily requirements? (By day, year and percentage.) 9 million barrels, 3.3 billion barrels, 45% Q2) How long will your proven reserves last without imports? (In Years) 5 years Q3) Are you oil independent? (Yes or No) NO Answersto most others questions can be derived from 1 - 3
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  2. MY CLAIM The current US proven oil reserves will run out in 10 years - 5 years without oil imports. 1) You use 20 million barrels a day / 7.3 Billion barrels a year 2) You produce 11 million barrels a day 3) Your proven reserves are 35 billion barrels - Oil deposits that have not yet been pumped out of the ground are known as proven reserves The rest is maths a 10 year old in the UK could work out. Q1) How much oil must you import to meet your daily requirements? (By day, year and percentage.) 9 million barrels, 3.3 billion barrels, 45% Q2) How long will your proven reserves last without imports? (In Years) 5 years Q3) Are you oil independent? (Yes or No) NO Answersto most others questions can be derived from 1 - 3
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  3. MY CLAIM The current US proven oil reserves will run out in 10 years - 5 years without oil imports. 1) You use 20 million barrels a day / 7.3 Billion barrels a year 2) You produce 11 million barrels a day 3) Your proven reserves are 35 billion barrels - Oil deposits that have not yet been pumped out of the ground are known as proven reserves The rest is maths a 10 year old in the UK could work out. Q1) How much oil must you import to meet your daily requirements? (By day, year and percentage.) 9 million barrels, 3.3 billion barrels, 45% Q2) How long will your proven reserves last without imports? (In Years) 5 years Q3) Are you oil independent? (Yes or No) NO Answersto most others questions can be derived from 1 - 3
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  4.  @duelde-consulting6403  MY CLAIM The current US proven oil reserves will run out in 10 years - 5 years without oil imports. 1) You use 20 million barrels a day / 7.3 Billion barrels a year 2) You produce 11 million barrels a day 3) Your proven reserves are 35 billion barrels - Oil deposits that have not yet been pumped out of the ground are known as proven reserves The rest is maths a 10 year old in the UK could work out. Q1) How much oil must you import to meet your daily requirements? (By day, year and percentage.) 9 million barrels, 3.3 billion barrels, 45% Q2) How long will your proven reserves last without imports? (In Years) 5 years Q3) Are you oil independent? (Yes or No) NO Answersto most others questions can be derived from 1 - 3
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  5. MY CLAIM The current US proven oil reserves will run out in 10 years - 5 years without oil imports. 1) You use 20 million barrels a day / 7.3 Billion barrels a year 2) You produce 11 million barrels a day 3) Your proven reserves are 35 billion barrels - Oil deposits that have not yet been pumped out of the ground are known as proven reserves The rest is maths a 10 year old in the UK could work out. Q1) How much oil must you import to meet your daily requirements? (By day, year and percentage.) 9 million barrels, 3.3 billion barrels, 45% Q2) How long will your proven reserves last without imports? (In Years) 5 years Q3) Are you oil independent? (Yes or No) NO Answersto most others questions can be derived from 1 - 3
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