greg334
Veteran Expediter
What did President Bush actually tell the Saudis?
In published reports today, the UN has been taking credit for the push of the king of the Saudis to lower the oil prices. Many are praising the UN for their effort but I honestly think that the UN has nothing to do with the up coming meeting and the concern with the high price of oil by the king of the Saudis; I think Bush actually started the ball rolling.
The reason I say this is because many don’t understand the delicate nature of diplomacy with the Arabs and they don’t jump at any request or problem like we do.
I think that Bush went over there, gave them a clear message that something has to be done and left without saying exactly what could happen if nothing is done.
The thing is, at least I have said this before they don’t want to see the situation with a low dollar and the high prices because the value of oil is reduced is the long run. AND not only that, but they are too concern with the idea of alternate fuels taking over and putting them out of business.
In published reports today, the UN has been taking credit for the push of the king of the Saudis to lower the oil prices. Many are praising the UN for their effort but I honestly think that the UN has nothing to do with the up coming meeting and the concern with the high price of oil by the king of the Saudis; I think Bush actually started the ball rolling.
The reason I say this is because many don’t understand the delicate nature of diplomacy with the Arabs and they don’t jump at any request or problem like we do.
I think that Bush went over there, gave them a clear message that something has to be done and left without saying exactly what could happen if nothing is done.
The thing is, at least I have said this before they don’t want to see the situation with a low dollar and the high prices because the value of oil is reduced is the long run. AND not only that, but they are too concern with the idea of alternate fuels taking over and putting them out of business.