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It seems as if Lindsey Williams is becoming more and more correct.

http://kilatel.blogspot.com/2008/10/50-oil-is-lindsey-williams-correct.html
video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8oyQK6NlDA

In July 2008, Lindsey Williams went on several radio shows and told the world what was going to happen over the next twelve months. He said that the following was going to occur:

John McCain will win the 2008 Presidential Election. Lindsey Williams suspects that there will be an event just before the election that will ensure that McCain will be elected. Large oil fields in Northern Russia (or North of Russia) and Indonesia will come online, flooding the world with light sweet crude. Oil will fall to $50 a barrel. The Middle East will go bankrupt and will no longer be able to afford to buy US treasury bonds. They will have to dump their dollar reserves to fund social services and other government expenditures. Lindsey Williams predicted that Middle Eastern countries would dump trillions of US dollars onto the market, virtually overnight, resulting in a collapse in the dollar. American will see a financial collapse that will be so great, that it will take years for the country to recover. He claimed that all of these events will be perfectly in line with plans to create a North American Union and issue a new currency. These events were all planned in advance, behind the scenes, by the elites of the world.

When I first heard Lindsey Williams say these things in July, I took notice. At the time, I knew that the economic collapse and dollar crash was coming eventually, but oil going to $50 a barrel seemed impossible. The thinking last summer was that high oil prices were hurting the economy and it seemed possible that rising oil prices would eventually destroy the American consumer and bring about the economic collapse from high prices. Inflation would continue to drive the price of oil higher and the value of the dollar lower. It seemed very counter intuitive that low oil prices would actually bring about the collapse, but it made logical sense none the less. For those who understand the relationship between the dollar and oil, it is actually a low oil price that hurts the value of the dollar because the dollar is essentially backed by oil. Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told the BBC that "They [the US] get our oil and give us a worthless piece of paper." But I have known for many months that the economic collapse was coming and that the dollar bubble would burst, I just did not know what the pin would be to finally pop it. But considering where we are now, I believe that oil falling to $50 a barrel will be the pin that pops the US dollar bubble that will result from the economic destruction in the Middle East. The more i see as time goes on, the more I am becoming convinced that the scenario that Lindsey Williams laid out for us in July of 2008, will ultimately come true.

The first interview I heard Lindsey Williams give last summer was on July 9th, 2008 when he claimed that oil was going to $50. Keep in mind that at the time, the price of oil was above $140. People in the media were talking about $200 oil and everyone seemed in agreement that there was an energy crisis in America with no clear solution. At the time I recognized that a parabolic move to the upside would probably result in a correction. I figured oil would probably drop to $120 and with $100 acting as strong support if it ever got that low. After oil fell below the $100 support, I figured we could go to $80 to test the bottom trend line. And now that we’ve broken below $80, I am becoming more and more convinced that Lindsey Williams is once again correct and oil is going to $50.

At the time I am writing this, oil is at $78. A move down to $50 would still be a significant drop from this price. But I think from this level, oil going down to $50 is very possible. We saw oil sell off along with the markets in the past few weeks because the oil markets were worried that the world would enter a global recession. I think that the economy of the United States will continue to deteriorate as continued government intervention fails to stop the crisis. As the US economy collapses, global markets will continue to suffer along with them in the short run at least. The fears of global recession will be far more pronounced as it becomes a reality in many parts of the world. The economy in the United States and others around the world will continue to get worse and there will be one crisis after another. This will contribute to the cries of demand destruction. And if two new oil fields are opened up at the same time there are fears of global recession, these forces now seem more than adequate to push the price down to $50 a barrel and $2 a gallon the pumps.

When I first heard Lindsey Williams make these predictions, I was skeptical. Who wouldn’t be? Oil at $50 a barrel seemed like a million miles away back in early July 2008. But I had said at the time that I would not bet against him. He offered a plausible scenario for the collapse of the dollar, and as unlikely as it seemed at the time, it certainly seems a lot more likely now. I recognized that there was a chance that he was correct, and as time unfolds, I am becoming convinced that he will be proven correct again. Most political pundits believe that Obama will win the election in a land slide. But if we see McCain win the election, I will officially be afraid. If McCain wins, I think everyone needs to give credit to what Lindsey Williams has been saying, because these are seemingly impossible predictions that are coming true before our eyes. So if McCain wins the election and oil goes to $50 a barrel, we can expect the dollar to completely collapse shortly afterwords, probably within a few weeks. When this happens, I will be telling people to read this post so that they can understand that this was predictable and inevitable, and that there is precious little time to get out of dollars and into gold, foreign currencies, foreign stocks, and other hard assets. You should also stock up on food and water and anything else that you think you will need in the coming months as the world economy copes with the destruction of the world’s reserve currency. We can expect the following events to occur during a dollar collapse in the United States (and possibly other countries as well): There will probably be no food in the grocery stores, no gas at the gas stations, no electricity or heating and no airplanes out of the country. Those in the United States should immediately get themselves and their money out of the country. Because if the currency collapses at the speed that Lindsey Williams said that it would, this will create shortages, civil unrest and rioting, which will justify martial law within the United States.

So if you are reading this, and John McCain is President and oil is around $50 a barrel, that means that the dollar is on the verge of a complete collapse. And I don’t think any of us want to imagine what life would be like in the United States after the currency collapses. Now is the time to panic. Get out now!

There are now many respected people and institutions, including Merrill Lynch and Goldman Sachs, who are predicting $50 oil.
 

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im just going to be real with everyone on here
the price of barrels of oil does not affect the price of gas as much as youd think/as much as it should
for instance gas was 3.29 when oil was 149.70$
then recently it dropped to gas prices at 3.00 (which is cool, dont get me wrong) but oil was 77.70$
at more than a 50% drop of oil price id at very least expect a 15-25% drop in gas prices
regardless of what you try to convince yourself its pretty evident that gas prices will never go back to they way they were/ the way they're supposed to be.

and off-shore drilling is a good concept but with crooked execution nothing will change, except oil prices will go down, gas prices will remain constant, and some old motherfucker will be getting money he doesn't deserve
 

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Thats true, we're not seeing gas prices as low as they should be... unfortunately, thats because the market is driven by fear and panic. Alot of places throughout the country are still dealing with gas shortages and attempts to keep the distribution flowing.

Not that the lining of their pockets isn't a factor, oil companies are crooked.

But even with a steady price right now I think gas prices will continue to naturally decrease, and the ratio of gas to oil prices will as well. Companies have room to drop prices to compete, and they will.

Will we be back to $2.00 or less when we're at $50/barrel? Probably not.. but it will get better if OPEC doesn't ruin it.
 

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opec has already arranged to lower the production rate of oil temporarily,
which simple economics show
supply goes down, demand goes up, price goes up
ftl
 

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Is that so? Last I read there was alot of debate among OPEC but no major measures were taken. Meanwhile, Russia is gearing up to continue producing at a lowered price and keep its production stable. Not to mention, offshore drilling would ease up on our demand.

I could be wrong, though, I haven't been reading about it regularly. I don't expect it to last forever, thats for sure, but I think our economies survival is necessary for them to profit, as well as everyone else's economy, so letting up -slightly- is understandable, but I don't see $2.00 a gallon staying, even if we do hit that mark, which I doubt.

$2.50 maybe.
 

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Has anyone else noticed that the price of a quart of oil doesn't fluctuate nearly as much as gas does?
I mean if gas doubles in price because of oil, then shouldn't it cost $24 for 5 quarts of penzoil instead of $12?
 

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alex37211 said:
Has anyone else noticed that the price of a quart of oil doesn't fluctuate nearly as much as gas does?
I mean if gas doubles in price because of oil, then shouldn't it cost $24 for 5 quarts of penzoil instead of $12?
Also has a longer shelf life and isn't bought in as high quantity as gasoline - could that be it?
 

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well obama just might be the anitchrist, and mccain is old and border line senile, even tho palin is hott, i just wish i new which candidate will get me cheaper gas,
i at least want to see the end of the world on a full tank of gas
 

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alex37211 said:
Has anyone else noticed that the price of a quart of oil doesn't fluctuate nearly as much as gas does?
I mean if gas doubles in price because of oil, then shouldn't it cost $24 for 5 quarts of penzoil instead of $12?
whoever said shelf life is basically right, with gasoline/oil products the price differentiates from when they get it, so if they buy oil for 4.50 theyll sell it for 5.50 until they get another shipment of more expensive shit (if that makes sense) p.s. i could be wrong but i know thats how it works with gasoline

and also if they jacked the quart of oil price up too high people would say fuck conventional all-together and just go buy synthetic
 

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ive got to back midget on this

i heard neal bortz talkm about this one day and rush limbaugh didnt say any names but commented on it lightly
as far as the mccain thing goes it should help if he would point it out but mccain is letting us down in the fact that thers all this stuff that is out there to use as ammo but he isnt firing with it i mean you could talk 2 hours on relations with aires and he spoke like 6 minutes about it
 
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