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- Profits For "the Prophet's" Followers: Where Does It Come From?
Since Muhammad, orthodox Muslims have found methods to simultaneously weaken non-Muslims while strengthening Islam. Muhammad raided the caravans of his enemies, for example, which materially supported his army while impoverishing Islam's...
- We Can Bankrupt The Global Jihad
After the "Arab Spring," Saudi Arabia gave its citizens a raise. Saudis citizens don't pay income taxes. Most of them don't even work. The Saudi government pays them, and to avoid the fate of the leaders in Egypt, Libya and elsewhere, the...
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myway: Iran warns Gulf Arabs on oil By TAREK EL-TABLAWY CAIRO (AP) - Iran warned Gulf Arab oil producers against boosting production to offset any potential drop in Tehran's crude exports in the event of an embargo affecting its oil sales, the latest...
- At $4 A Gallon For Gas, The Market's Oversupplied. Who Knew?
Reuters: Saudi oil minister says mkt oversupplied, cuts output By Amena Bakr and Reem Shamseddine KUWAIT | Sun Apr 17, 2011 8:03pm IST KUWAIT (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi said on Sunday the world oil market was oversupplied and that...
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MSNBC: OPEC ministers say world can handle $100 oil Other exporters indicate that cartel may not increase crude production By Shaimaa Fayed and Amena Bakr CAIRO — The global economy can withstand an oil price of $100 a barrel, Kuwait's oil minister...
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How to tell a military intervention was a mistake, Chapter 1
Financial Times:
Iraq and Iran form alliance within Opec
Iran and Iraq are forming a strengthening alliance insideOpec, raising concerns among moderate Arab Gulf producers like Saudi Arabia and increasing the potential for discord in the oil producers’ group.Withthe EU sovereign debt crisis worsening and growing fears for the global economy, the deep divisions within Opec risk undermining the organisation’s ability to do its job of effectively managing oil supply and preventing violent price swings.High quality global journalism requires investment.
A person familiar with the matter said Opec’s meeting in Vienna on Thursday was overshadowed by “strong disagreements” over issues ranging from the acceptable price of oil, to the global supply-demand balance, to who should replace the current secretary general of the organisation.High quality global journalism requires investment.
A particular bone of contention was a proposal by Venezuela – backed by other Opec hardliners like Iran, Iraq and Algeria – that the group should protest against the EU sanctions against Tehran over its nuclear programme. The move was rebuffed by Saudi Arabia and other moderates including Nigeria, Libya and Kuwait, who argued that such protests were the preserve of foreign ministers, not oil ministers.High quality global journalism requires investment. Please share this article with others using the link below, do not cut & paste the article. See our Ts&Cs and Copyright Policy for more detail. Email [email protected] to buy additional rights. http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/6a54ea10-b706-11e1-bd0e-00144feabdc0.html#ixzz1xxtoeBih
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- Profits For "the Prophet's" Followers: Where Does It Come From?
Since Muhammad, orthodox Muslims have found methods to simultaneously weaken non-Muslims while strengthening Islam. Muhammad raided the caravans of his enemies, for example, which materially supported his army while impoverishing Islam's...
- We Can Bankrupt The Global Jihad
After the "Arab Spring," Saudi Arabia gave its citizens a raise. Saudis citizens don't pay income taxes. Most of them don't even work. The Saudi government pays them, and to avoid the fate of the leaders in Egypt, Libya and elsewhere, the...
-
myway: Iran warns Gulf Arabs on oil By TAREK EL-TABLAWY CAIRO (AP) - Iran warned Gulf Arab oil producers against boosting production to offset any potential drop in Tehran's crude exports in the event of an embargo affecting its oil sales, the latest...
- At $4 A Gallon For Gas, The Market's Oversupplied. Who Knew?
Reuters: Saudi oil minister says mkt oversupplied, cuts output By Amena Bakr and Reem Shamseddine KUWAIT | Sun Apr 17, 2011 8:03pm IST KUWAIT (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi said on Sunday the world oil market was oversupplied and that...
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MSNBC: OPEC ministers say world can handle $100 oil Other exporters indicate that cartel may not increase crude production By Shaimaa Fayed and Amena Bakr CAIRO — The global economy can withstand an oil price of $100 a barrel, Kuwait's oil minister...