Analysis-Industry eager to see passage of Iraq oil law.

[go west young man]

Source: World Peace Herald

Coming 'in its own time'


By Ben Lando
UPI Energy Editor

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, Sept. 4 (UPI) -- The question is simple on the third and final day of a major Iraqi energy conference where hundreds of hungry oil men and women broke bread with Iraq's industry chiefs, politicians and technocrats: When will Baghdad set the ground rules for the international oil community's long-awaited venture into the largest oil prize on Earth?

The answer, evenly nuanced, is clear: A version of the Iraq oil and natural gas law was agreed to by most of Iraq's political leadership last week, and when Parliament resumes this week it will, possibly, debate the law and, perhaps, maybe vote on it soon.


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[hobbit709]

1. This is what anyone with three working synapses could see.

IT'S ALL ABOUT STEALING THE OIL.

[redqueen]

4. Indeed... so why are most candidates silent about it?

*sigh*

[redqueen]

2. And WHICH candidates will stop the Iraqi Oil Law?

HMMMMMMM?!

*sigh*

[NoFederales]

6. Exactly! Wouldn't you love to hear that question answered at an open forum?

NoFederales

[redqueen]

7. I'd settle for people HERE acknowledging it.

:banghead:

[NoFederales]

3. Give us your oil and some of US will leave.... eom

NoFederales

[Barrett808]

5. One of the few silver linings of the Iraq catastrophe is that it keeps the oil in the ground...

...for future generations.