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tarball
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Originally Posted by ScubaDoo
How do you differentiate between weapons used for offense vs defense? Aggressive? Wouldn'tt ANY military spending be viewed this way?
What about the two wars your supported...yet posted we should only protect our borders? Iraq 1 and Afghan has nothing to do with our borders.
Once again ridiculous remarks. Grow up
How do you differentiate between weapons used for offense vs defense? Aggressive? Wouldn'tt ANY military spending be viewed this way?
What about the two wars your supported...yet posted we should only protect our borders? Iraq 1 and Afghan has nothing to do with our borders.
Once again ridiculous remarks. Grow up
reefraff
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You guys still feeding this troll? Hesheit can't back up these wild claims with any credible sources or facts and constantly changes the subject to avoid having to admit to being wrong. I have this picture of a little kid with fingers in ears going "nah nah nah I can't hear you"
scubadoo
Active Member
Originally Posted by reefraff
You guys still feeding this troll? Hesheit can't back up these wild claims with any credible sources or facts and constantly changes the subject to avoid having to admit to being wrong. I have this picture of a little kid with fingers in ears going "nah nah nah I can't hear you"
I've already called him/her a fake and a fraud Bush hater living in the conspiracy world.
It's amusing to a point.
You guys still feeding this troll? Hesheit can't back up these wild claims with any credible sources or facts and constantly changes the subject to avoid having to admit to being wrong. I have this picture of a little kid with fingers in ears going "nah nah nah I can't hear you"
I've already called him/her a fake and a fraud Bush hater living in the conspiracy world.
It's amusing to a point.
1journeyman
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Originally Posted by Tarball
Whats amusing is your shallow minded comments...
So let's stick to the facts.
How much oil is Iraq exporting right now?
Whats amusing is your shallow minded comments...
So let's stick to the facts.
How much oil is Iraq exporting right now?
tarball
Member
Originally Posted by reefraff
You guys still feeding this troll? Hesheit can't back up these wild claims with any credible sources or facts and constantly changes the subject to avoid having to admit to being wrong. I have this picture of a little kid with fingers in ears going "nah nah nah I can't hear you"
You're no better then the other shallow minded self richeous war loving idiots of this thread. I've never in my life seen such vanity filled, Knuckle dragging, radical minded Mini-con republicans.
God help this collected group of Carnal minded, stone hearted, fools.
You guys still feeding this troll? Hesheit can't back up these wild claims with any credible sources or facts and constantly changes the subject to avoid having to admit to being wrong. I have this picture of a little kid with fingers in ears going "nah nah nah I can't hear you"
God help this collected group of Carnal minded, stone hearted, fools.
tarball
Member
ScubaDoo said:Originally Posted by Tarball
No prob...if that's the best you can do. I understand that is your mantra..Bush lied...his supporters lie....the war supporters lie...the troop supporters lie...I understand you are driven by this mantra.
Lets not forget you're a liar also..
tarball
Member
Originally Posted by 1journeyman
So let's stick to the facts.
How much oil is Iraq exporting right now?
I don't know, I'd have to check into it. But I know your not saying Iraq reserves are flowing at acceptable levels are you.
We've been in Iraq for almost 5 yrs & its still under pre war levels. Why is that?
So let's stick to the facts.
How much oil is Iraq exporting right now?
I don't know, I'd have to check into it. But I know your not saying Iraq reserves are flowing at acceptable levels are you.
We've been in Iraq for almost 5 yrs & its still under pre war levels. Why is that?
1journeyman
Active Member
Originally Posted by Tarball
I don't know, I'd have to check into it. But I know your not saying Iraq reserves are flowing at acceptable levels are you.
We've been in Iraq for almost 5 yrs & its still under pre war levels. Why is that?
Please do.
And if you can find a single source that says we are limiting oil exports from Iraq, or that we are trying to price control Iraqi oil i'd love to see it.
The oil isn't flowing at pre-war levels because the terrorists repeatedly bomb the pipelines and fuel transports...
I don't know, I'd have to check into it. But I know your not saying Iraq reserves are flowing at acceptable levels are you.
We've been in Iraq for almost 5 yrs & its still under pre war levels. Why is that?
Please do.
And if you can find a single source that says we are limiting oil exports from Iraq, or that we are trying to price control Iraqi oil i'd love to see it.
The oil isn't flowing at pre-war levels because the terrorists repeatedly bomb the pipelines and fuel transports...
scubadoo
Active Member
Originally Posted by Tarball
I don't know, I'd have to check into it. But I know your not saying Iraq reserves are flowing at acceptable levels are you.
We've been in Iraq for almost 5 yrs & its still under pre war levels. Why is that?
Iraqi Oil Is Easing Supply Strain
By Hassan Hafidh
AMMAN, Jordan -- Amid today's tight crude markets, hundreds of thousands of extra barrels of oil have helped ease the strain. They are coming from a surprising source: Iraq.
In recent months, Iraqi oil output has climbed slowly back to levels seen before the 2003 U.S.-led invasion, thanks in large part to increased production from the north. While it is unclear whether the gains can be maintained, the higher numbers have been an encouraging sign to U.S. and Iraqi officials in Baghdad
The BBC reported:
Iraqi oil production is above the levels seen before the US-led invasion of the country in 2003, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). The IEA said Iraqi crude production is now running at 2.3 million barrels per day, compared with 1.9 million barrels at the start of this year.
It puts the rise down to the improving security situation in Iraq, especially in the north of the country...
In its latest monthly Oil Market Report, the IEA puts the Iraqi increase in production down to improved security on the main oil pipeline from Iraq's northern oilfields to the port of Ceyhan in Turkey.
In recent years this pipeline has been out of action for long periods due to sabotage attacks.
Iraq has the third largest proven oil reserves after Saudi Arabia and Iran, but exports plummeted in the face of the insurgency that flared up following the US-led invasion.
I don't know, I'd have to check into it. But I know your not saying Iraq reserves are flowing at acceptable levels are you.
We've been in Iraq for almost 5 yrs & its still under pre war levels. Why is that?
Iraqi Oil Is Easing Supply Strain
By Hassan Hafidh
AMMAN, Jordan -- Amid today's tight crude markets, hundreds of thousands of extra barrels of oil have helped ease the strain. They are coming from a surprising source: Iraq.
In recent months, Iraqi oil output has climbed slowly back to levels seen before the 2003 U.S.-led invasion, thanks in large part to increased production from the north. While it is unclear whether the gains can be maintained, the higher numbers have been an encouraging sign to U.S. and Iraqi officials in Baghdad
The BBC reported:
Iraqi oil production is above the levels seen before the US-led invasion of the country in 2003, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). The IEA said Iraqi crude production is now running at 2.3 million barrels per day, compared with 1.9 million barrels at the start of this year.
It puts the rise down to the improving security situation in Iraq, especially in the north of the country...
In its latest monthly Oil Market Report, the IEA puts the Iraqi increase in production down to improved security on the main oil pipeline from Iraq's northern oilfields to the port of Ceyhan in Turkey.
In recent years this pipeline has been out of action for long periods due to sabotage attacks.
Iraq has the third largest proven oil reserves after Saudi Arabia and Iran, but exports plummeted in the face of the insurgency that flared up following the US-led invasion.
scubadoo
Active Member
Originally Posted by Tarball
I don't know, I'd have to check into it. But I know your not saying Iraq reserves are flowing at acceptable levels are you.
We've been in Iraq for almost 5 yrs & its still under pre war levels. Why is that?
I saved you some work...reports as of Dec 07
I don't know, I'd have to check into it. But I know your not saying Iraq reserves are flowing at acceptable levels are you.
We've been in Iraq for almost 5 yrs & its still under pre war levels. Why is that?
I saved you some work...reports as of Dec 07
scubadoo
Active Member
Originally Posted by Tarball
I don't know, I'd have to check into it. But I know your not saying Iraq reserves are flowing at acceptable levels are you.
We've been in Iraq for almost 5 yrs & its still under pre war levels. Why is that?
Iraq expects to increase oil production, sees more speculation
2 days ago
DAVOS, Switzerland - Iraq plans to increase oil production this year and hopes to sign contracts to boost the output from oilfields that aren't producing to capacity, Iraq's oil minister says.
Iraq's oil production is at its highest since before the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003, Hussein al-Shahristani said in an interview on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum's annual meeting.
"We have increased our production by 400,000 barrels a day over the last three months," he said. "In 2008, we expect another increase of similar size."
Iraq's Oil Ministry said Thursday that in January 2007, output was 1.9 million barrels per day. It soared to 2.4 million in November and inched up to 2.475 million daily barrels last month.
I don't know, I'd have to check into it. But I know your not saying Iraq reserves are flowing at acceptable levels are you.
We've been in Iraq for almost 5 yrs & its still under pre war levels. Why is that?
Iraq expects to increase oil production, sees more speculation
2 days ago
DAVOS, Switzerland - Iraq plans to increase oil production this year and hopes to sign contracts to boost the output from oilfields that aren't producing to capacity, Iraq's oil minister says.
Iraq's oil production is at its highest since before the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003, Hussein al-Shahristani said in an interview on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum's annual meeting.
"We have increased our production by 400,000 barrels a day over the last three months," he said. "In 2008, we expect another increase of similar size."
Iraq's Oil Ministry said Thursday that in January 2007, output was 1.9 million barrels per day. It soared to 2.4 million in November and inched up to 2.475 million daily barrels last month.