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Titolo: Cazzate. Quanto ci costano, "umanità" a parte?

http://www.dawn.com/2006/08/01/ebr9.htm
Oil prices rise on unabated violence in ME
By Our Correspondent
WASHINGTON, July 31: Oil prices rose on Monday as Israel's moratorium on air
strikes in Lebanon proved short-lived.
September crude rose 41 cents to $73.65 a barrel after Israel jets struck
southern Lebanon on Monday in support of ground troops fighting Hezbollah.
The attacks came 12 hours after Israel announced a 48-hour cessation of
bombing raids.
Heating oil jumped 1 cent to $1.95 a gallon and wholesale gasoline was off 1
cent at $2.22 a gallon.
A leak in one of Russia's major pipelines to Europe was also supporting
prices. The 2,485-mile pipeline, located near Russia's western border with
Ukraine and Belarus, carries over 1.2 million barrels of oil per day.
Even though Lebanon and Israel do not produce much oil, energy prices have
been rising and falling according to developments in the conflict out of
concern big oil producers will be drawn in. Traders have been most concerned
that Iran, the world's fourth-largest producer, would join the fray because
it backs the militants with money and weapons.
Oil prices have become closely tied with geopolitics because of slimming
supplies and soaring demand. Thanks to the booming Chinese and Indian
economies, oil consumption has climbed to 85 million barrels a day this
year. And while there's enough to meet demand --- Saudi Arabia has around 2
million barrels of spare capacity --- there's not enough left over to cover
long-term disruptions to global supplies.
Sky-high prices have boosted profits and revenues at a wide spectrum of
energy companies, from the world's largest public oil company, Exxon-Mobil,
to small oilfield service providers. Last week, Exxon, Chevron, BP, Royal
Dutch Shell and Conoco-Phillips reported second-quarter earnings rose at
least 18pc thanks to fat refining margins and high oil prices. Lower natural
gas prices during the quarter were offset by soaring oil prices.
Meanwhile, forecasts of hot weather in the US sent natural gas soaring 72
cents to $7.91 per million British thermal units. The fuel is used by some
utilities to generate electricity and power air conditioners.

 Oil prices rise on unabated violence in ME
"No blood for oil"?
Quindi tutto quello che interessa veramente al Namib è solo il pieno
della macchina.
Mirco

 strikes in Lebanon proved short-lived.
Cazzate? E' il prezzo che si paga a Israele o a Hezbollah? Dicci con chi 
ci dobbiamo incazzare...
Con i petrolieri del Texas o quelli dell'Iran? 
Am.

 "No blood for oil"?
Come tento inutilmente di ficcare in quella tua zucca vuota & marcia, io NON
sono un pacifista, e riterrei che una guerra per il petrolio avrebbe (quanto
meno) un buon movente. Ma --- combatterla per il petrolio altrui? Solo un
servo lo farebbe; e solo un servo tartufo e codardo ci manderebbe qualcun
altro al posto suo, vero, Jeeves?
Namib

"amalric" <ama...@TOGLIMIalice.it> wrote in message
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#_Vabbe'... Buongiorno!
Ho appena timbrato il cartellino. Il Mirco non lo timbra , tanto il pieno
glielo fa papa`!
_Io mi incazzo con chi usa quella "pompa dell'emotivita`"solo in salita,
per aumentare il prezzo alla pompa del distributore.
Se si va indietro nel tempo di qualche mese o un anno, si capisce come mai i
paesi fornitori e le compagnie di distribuzione abbiano fatto introiti
incredibili ..a real windfall!
Usando la valuta nazionale stabile rispetto al US$ in picchiata, il costo al
barile (espresso con quella unita`monetaria) restava, per loro, pressoche`lo
stesso, ma alla pompa del distributore il prezzo espresso in valuta
nazionale e`stato sempre in aumento...un ladrocinio che le compagnie
petrolifere hanno usato a man bassa.
...e io intanto colla mia peNZione so' ( -sono- per Pecorella) sempre in
riserva!
Giano

 Oil prices rise on unabated violence in ME
"riso amaro"
How the violence in the middle east is affecting us?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4y6Kp0Ntn8
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