The geopolitics of unconventional oil and gas

[carbonhed]

It's a game changer apparently.

http://blogs.the-american-interest.c...iggest-losers/

[mashman]

YAY, more stupidity for the foreseeable future

[Swoop]

Iran is on the decline since they cannot export due to economic sanctions and lack of replacement resources that cannot be smuggled across the borders.
On the other hand they have an excess of oil which is being burnt to produce electricity... which can be exported to their neigbours via cables.
Potentially their oil reserves will last longer.

[carbonhed]

YAY, more stupidity for the foreseeable future

One mention of "the biggest losers" and voila!

You should forward him a copy of your economic prescription... spread a little laughter around the world.

[mashman]

One mention of "the biggest losers" and voila!

You should forward him a copy of your economic prescription... spread a little laughter around the world.

Oooo, you almost hurt my feeling

I should... but he's obviously a part of the roll over and play dead crowd.

[SMOKEU]

Iran is on the decline .

Any country with that number of terrorists would be on the decline.

[Matt Bleck]

Weird, I guess the yanks will be pulling out of the straight of homaz then........

[mashman]

Weird, I guess the yanks will be pulling out of the straight of homaz then........

and then rushing off to sign the Kyoto Protocol.

[puddytat]

Your thread headline should read "The Geopolitics of Global Cartelism" or " The Geopolitics of Global Delusion"....

[carbonhed]

Your thread headline should read "The Geopolitics of Global Cartelism" or " The Geopolitics of Global Delusion"....

Enlighten me.

[Brian d marge]

oh great the world awash with oil money , all looking for an investment , I know lets think big , lets build the "titanic ", err New Zealand

borrow cheap "american" money build roads and stuff , all good

Stephen

[SPman]

Any country with that number of terrorists would be on the decline.

That would be the USA, you're talking about?????