no word about the currency(s) involved
Vaziri-Hamaneh: Oil Stock Exchange to be set up in Iran next week
the rubber hits the road.
Vaziri-Hamaneh: Oil Stock Exchange to be set up in Iran next week
the rubber hits the road.
Iran News Agency: Oil Bouse to open next week
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RE: Iran News Agency: Oi
American threats against Iran have accellarated over the past week, Condi Rice has been all over Europe trying to drum up support for an attack. This is very important for America it must succeed at all costs with respect to Iran, if it fails to back Iran down it looses everything. It does not have the security council this time, and Iran has bought lots of missles from both Russia and N Korea so it's going to be a tough nut for Uncle Sam to crack.
What will be the new world reserve currency, the Euro or Gold?
Uncle Sam can,t win this one, streached way to thin to get the job done and lots of countrys are going to help Iran. A world free of imperial taxation. What is that going to be like?
American threats against Iran have accellarated over the past week, Condi Rice has been all over Europe trying to drum up support for an attack. This is very important for America it must succeed at all costs with respect to Iran, if it fails to back Iran down it looses everything. It does not have the security council this time, and Iran has bought lots of missles from both Russia and N Korea so it's going to be a tough nut for Uncle Sam to crack.
What will be the new world reserve currency, the Euro or Gold?
Uncle Sam can,t win this one, streached way to thin to get the job done and lots of countrys are going to help Iran. A world free of imperial taxation. What is that going to be like?
Re: RE: Iran News Agency: Oi
If Chinese and Russian companies join in with any enthusiasm it will impact the real demand for greenbacks in the spot market. A lot of work went into talking OPEC into the New York and London arrangements. We'll see if it was not without reason.
1 EUR = $1.25570
1 IMF SDR = $0.6797810000 USD
market's jumpy.
Toro said:
If Chinese and Russian companies join in with any enthusiasm it will impact the real demand for greenbacks in the spot market. A lot of work went into talking OPEC into the New York and London arrangements. We'll see if it was not without reason.
1 EUR = $1.25570
1 IMF SDR = $0.6797810000 USD
market's jumpy.
btw, turns out Chris "As anyone familiar with the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will know..." Cook was dead wrong, wasn't he?
who Cook?
nah. he's nothing but sour grapes.
I usually find libertarians rather annoying, but Senator Ron Paul has a good overview of the potential impact, but over and above the debate about whether the petro-dollar really is a cog in the hegemony wheel is whether anyone's going to enter the sandbox.
considering today's rather stunning lack of the usual follow-the-leader in the FX over the US GDP announcement, I'd say the next month or so is going to be WAY interesting.
nah. he's nothing but sour grapes.
I usually find libertarians rather annoying, but Senator Ron Paul has a good overview of the potential impact, but over and above the debate about whether the petro-dollar really is a cog in the hegemony wheel is whether anyone's going to enter the sandbox.
considering today's rather stunning lack of the usual follow-the-leader in the FX over the US GDP announcement, I'd say the next month or so is going to be WAY interesting.
RE: Iran News Agency: Oi
I meant the economics part of the situation, you know the technicle stuff I have ignored for ever, I could see that Cook was a little off when I read the article you pointed at, thanks for the link to Ron Paul I really want to know whats happening rather than my usual shot in the dark guesswork. I'v been thinking for a long time that the easiest way to control the economics of oil was to control the oil and I have not thought negotiations would give the result that the US wants, maybe I'm to stunned to appreciate the finer points of the situation but I still think physical total control of the region is key to US long term requirments, and they can't or won't back away from
those objectives. And in the end I don't see any difference between can't and won't.
I meant the economics part of the situation, you know the technicle stuff I have ignored for ever, I could see that Cook was a little off when I read the article you pointed at, thanks for the link to Ron Paul I really want to know whats happening rather than my usual shot in the dark guesswork. I'v been thinking for a long time that the easiest way to control the economics of oil was to control the oil and I have not thought negotiations would give the result that the US wants, maybe I'm to stunned to appreciate the finer points of the situation but I still think physical total control of the region is key to US long term requirments, and they can't or won't back away from
those objectives. And in the end I don't see any difference between can't and won't.
RE: Iran News Agency: Oi
They've already done drastic shit with Iraq and when you threaten to use nukes that's getting pretty drastic, the bombs are a great replacement for boots, and if thier wasn't
anything to worry about why are Americans worried about it. When they're worried I'm worried.
They've already done drastic shit with Iraq and when you threaten to use nukes that's getting pretty drastic, the bombs are a great replacement for boots, and if thier wasn't
anything to worry about why are Americans worried about it. When they're worried I'm worried.