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Comments: I tried!!! https://www.theglobaleconomy.com/iran/oil_revenue/
Comments: Zinsky, that has nothing to do with 800 billion during AN. The AN things has been around and proved. Just google. Even during Rouhani that figure was high. I think Rouhani time it was like near 400-500 billion. It was during Iraq war. Oil prcess were high, Iraq was not pumping oil. Kuwait's production was lower. All OPEC countries did well actually. Had nothing to do with number of daily barrals oil price was very high.
Comments: Hi. I read both sites and post once in a blue moon when there is a red and blue game. I know many of the characters. Specially Farzad Faramarz Gorbi and Shahin. There used to be another Ali. What I observed is the two sites are separated because of political views on Iran. There is no question that the other site is more IRI friendly in general with some anti West sentiments. That does not not mean everyone there is pro IRI. But Faramarz Keefer mashghasem and Rahim are without a question pro IRI and anti West. They cannot even hide it. The other guys there like shahriar rashti or Zinsky I like and respect a lot. They don't rock the boat and I am sure they know well on how everyone thinks over there.
Comments: What happened Shahin why did he scream at Silva.
Comments: This is why we can’t believe the numbers coming from IRI including the $800 billion! Latest figures released by OPEC reveal a significant discrepancy between Iran's recent claims about its oil production and the actual data. The report was released on Thursday, a day after the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) Managing Director Mohsen Khojasteh-Mehr – a deputy oil minister -- claimed that the country's daily oil production would surge by 250,000 barrels to reach 3.5 million barrels by the end of summer, meaning that the current figure stands at 3.25 million barrels. However, the latest OPEC statistics suggest that Iran's daily oil production amounts to only 2.828 million barrels, indicating a substantial gap of 422,000 barrels with the Islamic Republic’s figure. Furthermore, OPEC's new figures highlight that Iran's oil production experienced an 11% growth in the first seven months of the current year, yet the country's oil price has plummeted by over 24%. Iran's daily oil production increased by 274,000 barrels until July, still falling short by a million barrels compared to the reported 3.8 million barrels it used to produce prior to sanctions imposed by the United States.
Comments: Here is the exchange https://twitter.com/centregoals/status/1690089705180745728?s=20
Comments: Funny up 2-0 at half, Haaland (with 2 goals) screaming at Silva as HT ends. Pep starts screaming at Haaland and pushes the camera & cameraman away ![[smile]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/smile.gif "Smile - :)")
Comments: kAmkAr: The way I look at American & love America is very different than Farzad and even you. Farzad did mention to me about his experiences in Louisville and my views differed from him. When 911 happened, the extreme Amrika Setiz people (mostly not Iranians) were saying that America had it coming or this was in internal job. True liberal Americans that are out there protesting government actions love this country. They have no other country and not planning to immigrate anywhere else. Because they know in most other places in the world they will be persecuted for their beliefs
Comments: kAmkAr jaan, My apology if I used a wrong term and put everyone in the same category. That has been something I have been complaining about myself. As you know, I don't identify as eenvary or oonvary. I am an independent individual doing what I do. I argue with posters on both sides when appropriate. I also ignore many as I see fit. I have read your posts and have to say can't do much arguing with you!!!
Comments: I don't know where the word "flashback" came from. I meant lash back.
Comments: Zinsky, I don't think that we're all America admirers here just like not everyone is a IRI admirers in the other page. I criticize the US all the time here. I've called them bullies of the world, etc... I've called their selections a shit show, and their relentless foreign policy is why I refuse to participate in it. The guys over here have never expressed any flashbacks to my comments. But I do believe it's 500% better than our homeland to live in.
Comments: sanction is not just a USA tool. it is a UN tool as well. It is the tool before a full blow war. It is UN chapter 7, Article 41 vs 42. If 41 is inadequate then article 42 kicks in. (Should the Security Council consider that measures provided for in Article 41 would be inadequate or have proved to be inadequate, it may take such action by air, sea, or land forces as may be necessary to maintain or restore international peace and security.) none of us want article 42 to kick in.
Comments: Sanctions is hurting IRI. Hurtingthem big time. Why do you think now they have to beg for their own money in order to free the hostages. It used to be Ransom. South Korea owed them 7 billions now it is 6 billions.. without many of these sanctions, there were others who were making shit load of money, they want sanctions lifted so that they can gharat more. So that Shahmkhani's son with all of his tankers can sell the free oil he filled his tankers with at current Market price. He will make more money and gharat at higher value with sanctions lifted. Under the sanctions yes his tankers are out there in Oman sea or indian ocean with the workers screaming "Naftieh Naft, bia bardaro bebar, harrajejh... naft darim naft) or have a sign on that tanker that says (40% off). These gharatgars have no limit, they don't even lknow what dozdi means. They are competing now as who gets to a Trillion dollar wealth first.
Comments: still in a meeting... but quickly.... About America First. Yes I do like to see America to be the old America of Land of Dreams and Opportunities. That is why most of us decided to come here versus Germany France or other places. I like to see USA to be the ultimate power. Yes we may theoreticallly say why we need super power, in theory I agree we should not. But let's get real there exisits at least 3 of them and my choice is to chose USA simply because the others have no mercy on their own people. Lastly, I lived here in this country 3/4 of my life so far. There is a bond associated between me and this country. Yes I root for USA when they are playing football or any other sports (except against Iran). It is genuine. I blended in this society. Go and hear what Firooz Naderi said about how he felt about this country. Go ask Omid Kordestani, Anousheh Ansari, and... how they feel about USA. They are not vatanforoosh, they are not traiters. I pay my bills I have good credit, I do not try to fuck the saystem by not paying credit card bill, and.... Yes I love my birthplace too, i go there on every opprtunity i find. But at passport check or leaving the country, I don't almost shit in my pants when I am entering or leaving the US. In Iran you never know. look at all these innocent dual citizens captured and their normal life paused for many years. My 1000 toman on the subject.
Comments: Let's look at this in a different way. Take away the emotional attachment to it or the fact that anything that might hurt IRI is good and anything that might help them is bad (which I can't argue anyway). Let's say your company come to you as someone at an executive management position in a fortune 100 company and present you a project. Since I know your company is involved in drugs and medicine, I will make an example that makes sense. They say the company has been working on a drug to cure cancer for over 40 years. They have adjusted the dose/formulas and tested it on 50,000 patients. They present you the results that shows the cancer didn't go away. There were times it got weaker but again times that it got stronger. In the meantime, patients tested have shown sign of weakness, pain and suffering. What would be your executive recommendation? Continue testing it on more patents, adjust the formula/dose and let see what happens in another 40 years? Would you question the overall project objectives? Would you put some sort of a deadline to finalize the testing for the approval? Would you kill the drug and recommend a different approach? |
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