• Or are we simply going to allow the economy and security of the United States to bleed-out at the hands of the Saudi-led OPEC cartel?

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  • Other proposals target speculators and the OPEC cartel.

    ECONOMIST: Finding more oil has become the first issue of the campaign

  • Long before vast numbers of such Flexible Fuel Vehicles are on the roads, the OPEC cartel-induced speculative bubble that has contributed to the recent run-up in the price per barrel of oil will be lanced.

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  • The path to energy self sufficiency would require less dependence on the OPEC cartel and fewer dollars being spent protecting supplies in risky areas like the Middle East, thus lowering our defense budget and improving our budget deficit situation.

    FORBES: Time for Solutions

  • Saudi Arabia is one of the key members of the OPEC oil cartel.

    CNN: Bush ends Mideast tour with peace push in Egypt

  • Mirkazemi argued that since the OPEC oil cartel has not discussed increasing supplies, Saudi Arabia had no right to increase its oil output.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: The new Middle East

  • Oil markets have been rattled by an escalation of hostilities between the OPEC oil cartel and the IEA, oil watchdog for rich western nations.

    FORBES: Oil On The Verge Of A 4-Day Rally As OPEC-IEA Conflict Escalates

  • At the moment, they are furious about having no say over what amounts to a "tax" levied in the form of extortionate fuel prices driven by the supply-manipulating OPEC oil cartel.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: 'Tax' Revolt

  • The populous nation, a member of the OPEC oil cartel, possesses vast oil resources and is active in regional affairs -- most notably in its newly democratic government's efforts to battle HIV and AIDS and its regional peacekeeping missions.

    CNN: Obasanjo

  • The talks were chaired by Abdullah bin Hamad al-Attiyah, a former head of the oil cartel Opec.

    BBC: Science & Environment

  • Members of OPEC, the cartel of oil rich nations are in Venezuela for a one day meeting.

    NPR: Venezuela's Chavez Calls for OPEC Production Cuts

  • Oil cartel OPEC on Tuesday cut its global demand forecast for 2008 for the fourth time this year, adding consumption would continue to slow in 2009.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Energy prices, led by a 13% rise this year in the price of oil, have hit new post-recession highs, also driven by the global recovery, as well as the oil cartel Opec's apparent unwillingness to increase supply.

    BBC: Copper enters 2011 at record high

  • Both the oil cartel Opec and the International Energy Agency (IEA) have raised their forecasts for oil demand next year, but they say economic growth and hence demand for oil is set to remain relatively subdued in the developed world.

    BBC: Which way for commodities in 2010?

  • Such gratitude is not, of course, due the Saudis - who, we are endlessly told, are among our most reliable "friends" in the Middle East - because they are working to drive down the price of oil set by the OPEC racketeers' cartel.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Friends like these

  • OPEC, as the cartel never knows how much Iraqi oil to expect.

    ECONOMIST: The UN gets tougher still

  • Thailand has even flirted with the idea of an OPEC-style rice cartel.

    ECONOMIST: Feeding its own people more cheaply

  • More likely, say others close to Opec, the oil cartel is a differently composed, more economically sophisticated organisation than it was 25 years ago.

    BBC: The demon is out there

  • OPEC, the oil producers' cartel, gathered in Beirut this week under pressure from Saudi Arabia, its dominant force, to raise production quotas.

    ECONOMIST: Markets fret about supplies from Saudi Arabia. Rightly so

  • However, he contradicted that statement the next day (most likely after coming under pressure from Saudi Arabia, the leading member of OPEC), claiming that the cartel has around 1m to 1.5m barrels per day (bpd) of spare capacity that it could tap immediately.

    ECONOMIST: Pumping all they can? | The

  • He also leveled an ominous warning at the small states dotting the western shores of the Persian Gulf, many of which were allied coalition members during the 1991 Gulf War and are longtime members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) -- a cartel that has too much influence in world oil markets, he said.

    CNN: In debate preview, candidates outline competing energy policies

  • Since 2006 China has behaved in a way that resembles OPEC, the oil-producers' cartel, cutting exports by 5-10% a year.

    ECONOMIST: Rare earths and China

  • Libya's fate is hard to predict but the economic uncertainties boil down to a hoary question: how much is Saudi Arabia, the linchpin of OPEC, the oil-exporters' cartel, able and willing to pump?

    ECONOMIST: The world economy

  • Fortunately, the latest Saudi gambit may be too little, too late to perpetuate our present enslavement by OPEC, the Saudi-led oil cartel that has been waging economic warfare against the United States for decades and lately with increasingly devastating effects.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Foe, not friend

  • The president of OPEC, Abdullah bin Hamad al-Attiyah, told the Wall Street Journal that the cartel would not cut production below 24m bpd unless big oil exporters outside OPEC, including Mexico and Norway as well as Russia, were prepared to cut production too.

    ECONOMIST: OPEC��s oil shock | The

  • OPEC's new president, then the cartel will cut production by 500, 000 barrels a day.

    ECONOMIST: Oil

  • The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), the oil-producers' cartel, estimates that SARS has reduced Asian oil demand by 300, 000 barrels per day.

    ECONOMIST: Painful side-effects

  • This global tax cartel will be akin to an OPEC for politicians, and the impact on taxpayers will be quite similar to the impact of the real OPEC on motorists.

    FORBES: Why Tax Havens Are A Force For Good

  • Gazprom is essentially controlled by the Kremlin and has increasingly been viewed as a useful tool on the international stage by Putin, who has recently called for a gas cartel along the same lines as OPEC.

    CNN: Explainer: Russia cuts Ukraine's gas supply

  • Long forgotten now, it was only in September 2008 when Deputy Prime Minister, Igor Sechin was dispatched to OPEC meetings to try and strike bilateral agreements with cartel members when prices plummeted.

    FORBES: Riyadh's Russia Problem: Oil

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