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Whilst we all worry about Brexit, Iran are starting to upset pretty much every fucker they can think of.

They've started bombing Saudi oil refineries and the chances of an almighty kick off in the Gulf increase by the day.

On an completely unrelated note, a friend of mine now works at Brize Norton and it’s known down there that every UK Apache helicopter has been loaded onto a transporter plane and sent “some place east” in the last few days. I’m fact, Brize Norton has been busier than Heathrow for a couple of weeks.

Obviously, it could be that we’re shoring up the channel tunnel for the end of next month, but a huge military exercise in the Gulf would certainly draw attention away from domestic matters.

 

Posted
5 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

How many apaches have we got and will it need a particularly big ship?

As for Iran, they're pushing the boundaries and I'm thinking this latest attack will be the last straw.

New sanctions again now by USA, whether they will be effective in stopping Iran I'm doubtful.

He reckons about 60 helicopters but I haven’t a clue personally.

They may have gone to Norwich, that’s east.

Its just that the Gulf is getting a bit like a taxi queue on Bank street at 2am in a Sunday morning currently, so something’s afoot.

Posted

Can I ruin the thread please :D

Jeremy’s friends v Big Don’s Wahhabi Warriors......Sunni and Shia special......I Got You Babe.

Saudi’s + the Yanks 1/8 favourites

Iran, Jeremy and Lammy - wank outsiders.

As you were chaps.

Posted
29 minutes ago, Salford Trotter said:

We are looking for a winter sun holiday and there are some cracking cruise deals around the middle east, now we know why

Go for it, Pete Adie....live dangerously for once :D

 

Posted
32 minutes ago, Salford Trotter said:

We are looking for a winter sun holiday and there are some cracking cruise deals around the middle east, now we know why

It's always cheap in t'Egypt. 

Posted
10 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

He could get a lift out there on an aircraft carrier. Cruise with a difference.

The most dangerous thing Pete Adie has done is drive to the shops on a Sunday in his pyjamas.

He’s our very own WWays Theresa May.

He will be chuckling reading this whilst quaffing copious amounts of red.

Posted
1 hour ago, Spider said:

He reckons about 60 helicopters but I haven’t a clue personally.

They may have gone to Norwich, that’s east.

Its just that the Gulf is getting a bit like a taxi queue on Bank street at 2am in a Sunday morning currently, so something’s afoot.

I would guess Cyprus.

Posted
2 hours ago, MalcolmW said:

I would guess Cyprus.

Now Malc....to trump you, excuse the pun.

 

The US has over 600 million barrels of oil buried beneath salt mines in Texas and Louisiana in case of crisis.

 

There you go, you’ll all sleep well tonight folks.

Posted
3 hours ago, miamiwhite said:

Now Malc....to trump you, excuse the pun.

 

The US has over 600 million barrels of oil buried beneath salt mines in Texas and Louisiana in case of crisis.

 

There you go, you’ll all sleep well tonight folks.

the US  uses 20 million a day, so it not going to last long is it

Posted (edited)
9 hours ago, miamiwhite said:

Now Malc....to trump you, excuse the pun.

 

The US has over 600 million barrels of oil buried beneath salt mines in Texas and Louisiana in case of crisis.

 

There you go, you’ll all sleep well tonight folks.

How much do they get through a week?

(Just seen Tyldesleys post!!)

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Edited because I needed to edit the post so I don’t look like a cock
Posted
13 hours ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

How many apaches have we got and will it need a particularly big ship?

 

 

13 hours ago, Spider said:

He reckons about 60 helicopters but I haven’t a clue personally.

 

There are about 60 I've been told  - they fly over my house on a regular basis, it's quite interesting to see, as they fly over "unarmed" and then fly back across a few hours later and appear to be fully loaded.There has been a lot of activity recently that's for sure, also a few chinooks going back and forth as well.....love watching them come over, the noise is brilliant

Posted
1 hour ago, Sweep said:

 

There are about 60 I've been told  - they fly over my house on a regular basis

Could be just one or two then doing the same journey a few times

🤣

Posted
3 hours ago, Sweep said:

 

There are about 60 I've been told  - they fly over my house on a regular basis, it's quite interesting to see, as they fly over "unarmed" and then fly back across a few hours later and appear to be fully loaded.There has been a lot of activity recently that's for sure, also a few chinooks going back and forth as well.....love watching them come over, the noise is brilliant

 Chinook flew over here yesterday. Do see one occasionally going in a particular direction. This one was going in a different direction though.

Posted
5 minutes ago, tyldesley_white said:

couple of billion years I would say

 

Haha. Very good.

Here's a question, in your experience/knowledge, as oil is extracted from rocks deep beneath the surface, is it possible that the weight of rock etc above starts to bear down and crush any weakened material in the oil zone?

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