Will Bush try to invade Cuba now that oil has been discovered on the Cuban coast?

Question

What...have u been asleep?
http://www.washtimes.com/business/20060726-120144-4481r.htm
http://www.peak-oil-news.info/oil-discovery-cuba-coast/
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,196891,00.html
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14095881

Answer 1

Oil on Cuban coast? Source please.

Answer 2

Contrary to the Bush administration's claims, Iraq does not need foreign oil corporations in order reap the benefits of its oil. Prior to the U.S. invasion, Iraq produced an average of 2.5 million barrels of oil a day. Since the invasion, the Iraqis have averaged approximately 2.2 million barrels of oil a day. This amount has dropped recently due to the surge in violence to about 1.7 million barrels a day. Because Iraq's oil is the cheapest in the world to produce, only about sixty cents a barrel, and oil is selling today at $61 per barrel - the return on any investment is enormous. At its current low rate of production, Iraq is expected to generate more than $30 billion from its oil this year.
Since then, the Bush administration has invaded Iraq, ousted Saddam Hussein, put the pre-existing oil contracts on hold, and has nearly succeeded in a four-year long venture to restructure the Iraqi oil industry for itself and its corporate allies.
It's simple: the Bush administration and Big Oil are trying to get the best deal and the most oil possible out of a war-ravaged and desperate people. They are holding 25 million Iraqis - and 150,000 American troops -- hostage to their oil agenda.
There is time, if we shine enough sunlight, to expose the oil agenda driving the war, who believe that now is not the time for Cuba or Canada. Our government to rush into contracts that will lock in the fate of their most valuable resource for a generation. What ashame what this country has become.

Answer 3

Not with Cindy Sheehan on the case ..Is that what she went to Cuba for ? To protect them from mean Americans ..while the rest of Cuba risk their lives to escape to America , anyway they possibly can ?

Answer 4

No, he does not invade countries for oil. If he was that concerned about where the oil is then he'd be working towards building refinaries in Alaska and not supporting alternative fuels.

Answer 5

Oil ....Cuba ....what happened,did Halliburton lose a barrel
and it drifted to Cuba ? No, Bush won't invade to get it
back, but Cheney might wade down and get it!

Answer 6

Ya that stupid a@% should have sat back and laughed his a&$ off whem 9 11 happened too hua. If you want this country to be distroyed so bad why do you stay. Just cause we all want peace doesn't mean those bastirds after us will stop and say,"oh look at all those sweet peace loveing people, lets leave them alone". OMG there is a bigger picture here people. What would you do if you were him. Not to say I agree with his ways, but man try running a country under attack, and deal with all of the other issues at hand.

Answer 7

I thought we were going to invade for the cigars, oh well, oil sounds good too.

Answer 8

haha are you kidding me? hell no that bastard doesnt know how to pick his battles. He only picks on the small helpless countries. I think many countries has Cuba's back

Answer 9

As ill-conceived as the Iraq War was (and is), it does not boil down to being a ploy to get oil.

And if you really believe that, I have a bridge to sell you.

Answer 10

probably, he 's a greedy motherf--ker. his father, him and some business ''associates'' own many oil companies, and the troops will have to do his dirty work for him like they are in iraq right now.

Answer 11

I hope you people live long enough to enjoy the world that would come if you ever get your way tearing down everything American.