Cameron on McCain speech: Georgian oil pipeline "very, very important" for U.S. energy independence

If knowing media were the only expertise here, and knowing squat about geopolitical chessboard moves, a visitor's comments could yet be expected to discount unto utter disbelief, every mass media mark.  When TV says Georgia is the victim, then Georgia is the aggressor culprit.  The opposite is the truth because mass media says it isn't.  And knowing a smidgeon of veritable geopolitics even more corroborates the truth as opposite of mass media propaganda.  Just as the Soviet citizens explained they undertstood their mass media during the USSR decades -- when it is in media it is known false because it is in mass media.  For instance.

Anyway, perhaps Russia has a warm water port here, along the Baltic Sea coast near the legendary Gdansk shipyards.

Or, in another regard, considering the catastrophic rate of melting at the polar icecap, soon enough (quicker than oil pipelines can get there), the entire northern coastline of Russia might be navigable warm water.

Next, whether presented in mass media or in person, any McCain statement is known to be an automatic lie because it is McCain's statement.  His representation is bully bogus of US reliance on the BP oil pipeline through Georgia from the Caspian Basin.  The spigot coming out at Ceyhan is shut off for now, but when it's open, none of the oil flows to the US.  That oil came online in 2006, pumping avg. 500,000 barrels per day, max 1.2M b/d.  The most bulk of that oil goes by ship 400 km to Israel, and comprises 20 percent of Israel's consumption.  An extension of the pipe is already under construction, for completion in 2010, running underwater along the Mediterranean coastline to Ashkelon in Israel, from Ceyhan in Turkey.  At Ashkelon, the new pipeline connects to an existing oil artery across the illegally occupied Gaza to the Red Sea port of Eilat.  Then -- not for Israeli consumption -- the oil (3500 km from its Caspian source), fills tankers heading across the Indian Ocean for sale to China, Japan, and other Asian customers of Israel.  None of the BP pipeline oil is bound for the US.   Disregard propaganda liar McCain.

Here are maps of Georgia's ethnic districts and the BP-operated BTC pipeline that runs through it.  Also shown is the Caspian Consortium Pipeline, which runs a different (Ukrainian-Russian) route from Caspian wells (at Atyrau, Kazakhstan), to Novorossiysk on the Black Sea, where tankerfuls can take the oil around the world. 

Reading Georgia's political history finds that the Russian enclaves in South Ossetia and Abkhazia never have been encultured parts of Georgia, same as Texas is a a lone star sensibility (if you can call it that) apart from America.  (Or, as The New Yorker cover depicted Manhattan, self-set apart, alone, from everything 'across the Hudson' westward to the Pacific.)  Recent armed clashes began as Georgia invaded South Ossetia with an onslaught of explosions in its capital, Tskhinvall, (such havoc as is the hallmark of US-driven Israeli-agent prepared incendiaries -- indeed, Israeli soldiers and US-raised mercenaries are among the captured Georgia insurgents taken prisoner).  Russia then retaliated, as surely as would America if Mexico entered Texas coincident with bomb blasts in Austin.  The strategic battle logistics in Georgia are told here and, fully updated, here.

It seems someone(s) expected Russia not to react, or not as much, to Georgia's provocation.  And Russia might have not at another time, before or after now.  Currently Bush-McCain militarism faces down a crisis dilemma hoisted up their (its) own petard -- painful to sit atop a spear point and more painful to dislodge from it and fall fifty stories down to Earth.  The current US military and mercenary ('demollition forces') crisis is the uncontained volatility in Pakistan and Afghanistan.  American taxpayers are subsidizing efforts in Big Oil plans to operate and profit through a pipeline out of the Caspian Basin to ocean tankers.  There are only two routes out -- south through Afghanistan and Pakistan to the Indian Ocean, or west through Georgia to a Black Sea terminus, or extended on through Turkey to a Mediterranean Sea terminus.  Uprisings and revolt against US occupations in Afghani-Pakistan might frustrate the pipeline embezzlement there, yet as long as Georgia soldiered on in 'frozen conflict;' the Caspian oil ran its course in BP's BTC pipeline and all was quiet on the western front.  Now Georgia stepped over the line and into a bear trap, and got its vein severed.  Leaving Big Oil bereft of both ways out under guard, amd sustaining sentry, of US overtaxed expeditionaries.  Russia's move, of deployed force that simultaneously threatens the square where Georgia sits and contends for the square where Afghani-Pakistan sits as proxies which compromised US influence must get out of, is analogous to a chess move called a 'knight fork.'

Mind you, if or when US-based Big Oil ever gets a straw into the Caspian to suck out tankers full, (self service), those contrabands is not coming to America as fixes for petroleum addiction.  No.  American taxpayers fund the pipeline and its palpable protection, but Big Oil gets the goo to sell and profit anyway it wants, (same as US taxpayer-financed Israel pipes in oil to broker, not combust), empowered in the laws enacted by its purchased politicians like McCain

Just listen to the media, they'll tell you that's not so.  Thus, we explain the news to ourselves.

"USA has not received or taken any oil, nor profit from Iraq."

Oh Really?  Yet we have SEAL teams protecting Iraqi oil terminals round the clock and naval carrier groups patrolling the Persian Gulf to keep the oil shipping lanes open, all courtesy of the American taxpayer.

Why are we paying and doing so much to protect someone else’s oil that never enters the U.S. Market?

USA has not received or taken any oil, nor profit from Iraq.  Oops, so much for that theory. - Science101

I used to think that you just didn't understand things and that was why you so often posted wildly inaccurate claims.  It is clear, however, that you are just lying and wasting our time.  Why are you here?