Gavin Jackson

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1,127 appearances 18 recordings 4 series first heard May 2026 last heard 26 Jun

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The Loonie Hour · Are Canadian Tax Payers Bailing Out Developers? · 26 Jun 2026 podcast

And then, by the way, in both cases, you've got to ship it a couple hundred miles to the coast.

So you've got to build pipeline infrastructure and all this other stuff.

So we're kind of pretty straight-laced about the whole, you know, Venezuela doesn't matter for years.

outlook then for Venezuela it seems like what about the UAE though has that changed anything for the Americans or is it again it's not a big deal the UAE quit OPEC is kind of a thumb in the eye to Saudi Arabia it's a bigger story most people probably not that interested in it but what it boils down to is there's been differences of opinion about a number of things building up but

Where I think the cotter pin snapped on this one is the Gulf Cooperation Council, which the Saudis spearheaded back in 1981, which was created out of the fear that Iran was going to target Saudi Arabia.

So the idea is let's have a group of countries.

They go after one of us.

We all kind of work together.

And then, of course, after Epic Fury, Iran is lobbying missiles and projectiles into neighboring countries, Iraq.

uh didn't get the same level of damage you had in gutter and the uae there was attempted major attacks on saudi arabia but when the uae was attacked and nobody in the gulf cooperation did anything to help them they said what the what are we doing here and i think it was just kind of a convenient catalyst to say you know we're quitting opec

doesn't really mean anything.

We wrote about it as pretty much a non-event.

It'll matter to people in the Gulf, but it's kind of a non-event oil supply demand wise because unlike the 80s when you had a lot of spare capacity and a lot of weak hands and you needed the OPEC countries to kind of navigate that landscape,

Spare capacity is pretty thin.

We don't have those kind of problems in the environment we've had for actually for a number of years.

So the story that people tried to throw around was, well, now they're going to raise production two million a day.

And I'm like, where are you getting these numbers from?

That's not going to happen.

So it's kind of a non-factor.

I don't really see it so much as...

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