U.S. President George W. Bush should be careful about wishing to kick America’s addiction to Middle East oil because he might just lose a trusted supplier. Oil superpower Saudi Arabia could be very happy to redirect barrels unwelcome in the United States into energy-hungry Asia, where Riyadh has made no secret of its drive to expand.”It really doesn’t matter to us,” said Nawaf Obaid, a Saudi oil adviser. “We can sell our oil anywhere.” Full Story