Reply to "Attack on Saudi Arabia, Who done it and what does it mean for Guyana"

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Baseman posted:
ksazma posted:
I think Base was suggesting that if price goes up, that would be good for Guyana.
The price is one thing. Also, the fact that Saudi supply has now proven vulnerable, the US will push for the development of these alternative supply sources! This is where I see places like Guyana factor in!
Imagine 5 mil bpd offline in one night using 20 drones!

This brings up another challenge for Guyana though. Can they afford the cost to defend those oil blocks?

9/17/191:44 PM

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