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Lancer
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Oregon Coast, USA! or Bohol, Philippines!
Apr 1999 time: 05:35
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I'm watching a show on FX 'Oil Storm'that postulates SA having its ports taken out by terrorists, wells blown away, or something like that. I'm at work so it's hard to catch it all. Right now they are up to massive economic effects and gas over $8 a gallon, oil over $200 a bbl. It's all doom and gloom on the tube, but would it really be so bad? We could produce alot more electricity from solar and fuel from coal...
Are they just BSing to hype the show or would losing SA be really bad?
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Pekka
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em seu burro dos pais!
Feb 2002 time: 07:35
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8 bucks a gallon? Yeah.. close to that I'd suppose.. in here about 1.2 Euros per liter. It rises all the time, the bad thing is it never gets down, we are used to these prices already.
Actually, I never thought about scenario were terrorists would blow up stuff in SA.. that's actually a brilliant idea for terrorists. That, and very doable I feel like, especially when considering terrorists already are in the country and should have no problems with logistics and support, it's all about coming up with the gameplan and doing it.
In the big scheme of things, I don't know how devastating that would be... for us? Not really.. for US? For a while.. but they'd get over it and come up with more sustainable solutions as well, and at the end of it, they'd be off the SA hook a little which definitely is good, and could strike on terrorists in SA. It would mean in bigger scale, that terrorist would lsoe very much funding. This is why I suspect they are not going to do it.
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