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Originally Posted by Kippy Winstead
BAHAHAHAHHAHA!!!!!!!
okay... where to start with this one...
first... they want a nuke... every country does... especially a country with 2 neighbors that are being occupied by the west... so we agree there...
but they have let the IAEA in... and they have said that there is no evidence of them working towards a nuke... our own cia says they stopped the program in 2002-2003... so they have actually done that...
do you think israel should allow inspectors? they don't even admit they have nukes...
also the shauh signed the NPT... he was an american puppet dictator... should the iranian people be held accountable for his decisions??? should the iraqi people be held accountable for the deals saddam agreed with???
and lastly... THEY didn't raise the price of oil LMAO....
i don't even know where to begin on how completely stupid a notion that is... a product traded globally is somehow controlled by 1 country in iran... lmao.... the market sets the price... not iran... you fucking idiot...
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Oooh, zippy gets nasty. Thanks for the education and to be honest with you I had to
Google pillow biter but apparently you are well versed in this area maybe through time
Served in the pen or just your average hate for homosexuals. I’ll answer some of your questions starting with the last one and eventually move on after I engage in some heterosexual activities in case you are still concerned. One more thing, the underlying tone of you messages that insist on putting down someone’s IQ should they have a different opinion than you simply indicates you have an out of control Hubris and you are too literal.
Uncertainty in the market affects the oil market dramatically, but you know this im sure. Why couldn’t you see what I was saying, where is your open mind?? Here are some quotes that I quickly grabbed from the net. "Even if it’s all just talk, the problem for consumers is that this intensified speculation drives the markets.
“Traders on the floor look out into forward months, and when there’s a factor that will disrupt supplies, they will lock supplies a bit further out,” said David Pomfrey, the deputy director for energy and national security at the independent Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Securing supplies ahead of time keeps oil off the market, driving up prices.
Iran issues stark warning on oil price. "Any possible sanctions from the west could possibly, by disturbing Iran's political and economic situation, raise oil prices beyond levels the west expects," he told Iranian state radio. "When just a statement makes this much volatility in the market, can you imagine that if any action happens ... what would be the result in the oil market?" he said through a translator
Dude, smoke some cali weed and chill and thanks for the education.