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nyabingi

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5. Not sure either but

Reply to ballyhoo (Reply #4)

Tue May 6, 2014, 12:42 PM

May 2014

I can bet you that Russia is most likely making arrangements to sell their oil/natural gas to other willing consumers.

I'm waiting to see how far the EU is willing to follow the US in this game of economic sanctions because they have much more at risk.

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Not sure either but nyabingi May 2014 #5

Me too. Thanks for the answer. Watch for a PM from ballyhoo May 2014 #7

Yes. Xithras May 2014 #8

Good. Because I think that is what is coming down as a final leverage point. ballyhoo May 2014 #9

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Does this involve cosmicone May 2014 #3

Now which company is an oil service company that would benefit from this? Jesus Malverde May 2014 #6

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