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Tag Archives: oil
Saudi Arabia bargains with Russia over Syria
For how long Russia can resist the Al offers? Observers expect that Russia will not resist the offers to change its on Syrian file in the Security Council .. Especially after the long waited Saudi Arabia to join the anti-Assad … Continue reading
Censored oil news from Libya
A media black out on certain news concerns Libya, every news item reported today on Libya is about the Oil product. Headline such as “Libyan oil production gaining momentum” or this one “Libyan oil output rises to 600,000 bpd”. What … Continue reading
Follow the Oil drops, Why NATO allowed Qaddafi’s troops to retreat from Tripoli?
Libyan rebels are NATO’s extras necessary for the media cameras … Those who are fighting on the ground in Tripoli are actually British and French commandos with special Jordanian and Qatari units .. All in civilian cloths. During the battle … Continue reading
The Libyan “revolution”: come to the dark side we have ice cream
Allow me to introduce you to Libya’s Al-Naseem Ice-cream and Dairy Factory: With more than 95% of the staff are Libyan nationality, and the presence of chemical and safety laboratories, the Libyans like to call Al-Naseem the proud of the … Continue reading
France, U.S., and Arab intelligence services “cold-war” on Libya
The Saudi intelligence and other GCC countries (Qatar, UAE) to support the Crown Prince of Libya Mohammed Al-Senussi, allowing the return of the monarchy to Libya again (both Qatari Al-Jazeera and Saudi Al-Arabiya promote Al-Senussi as Qaddafi’s successor) Continue reading
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The Saudi innervation in Bahrain and the changing map of the Middle East
What is the reality and behind the deployment of the Saudi forces to Bahrain? What are the risks associated with this Saudi adventure in Bahrain? The new map of the Middle East started from Tunisia, it will not stop until … Continue reading
The not very surprising results in Kirkuk
How Turkey helped Allawi in Kirkuk? Not very surprising results for Al-Iraqiya in Kirkuk, especially for those who watched Aljazeera’s Iraqi election reports from Turkey. Aljazeera corespondent in Ankara “Omar Lafi” said this in three different reports: While Iraqis abroad … Continue reading
Kurdish parties looking for new alliances
Not a surprising call from Maliki asking the Kurdish government to “end to Kurd oil deal row, while at the same time Maliki knows very well that Barham Salih’s government can do nothing about these oil contracts. After assuming the … Continue reading
Thousands of Shiite pilgrims chanted Anti-Iraqi government slogans
Demonstrations of thousands of protesters during Shiite Ashura ceremony in Karbala, chanting slogans condemned the Iranian invasion of Al-Fakkah oil well, despite the attempts made by Maliki government to prevent the broadcast of what is happened. Iraqi Shiite Satellite TV … Continue reading
Iran occupies two more Iraqi oil wells
Despite the shy condemnation, and the demonstrations orchestrated by the embarrassed Shiite parties, Al-Sharqiya reported that Iran invaded two more oil wells in Fakka (well-11, well-13) area, the satellite TV station broadcast exclusive images and video [windows media player] show … Continue reading