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To: Kayaker who wrote (65740)	6/12/2006 9:57:39 AM
From: Kayaker	Respond to of 206097

Iran says will not negotiate on atomic fuel work Mon Jun 12, 2006 3:13am TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran's government said on Monday it would not negotiate over its right to enrich uranium, the nuclear-fuel making process which six world powers have demanded Tehran stop to benefit from a package of incentives. "Iran's view on the nuclear fuel cycle has been announced ... we have obtained this technology, it is our obvious right and we do not negotiate over our obvious nuclear rights," Government spokesman Gholamhossein Elham said.... today.reuters.com

To: Kayaker who wrote (65740)	6/12/2006 9:58:17 AM
From: John Carragher	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 206097

the economy would really take off if back to $40 bbl. oil. consumers would go nuts with extra money. g

To: Kayaker who wrote (65740)	6/12/2006 12:28:30 PM
From: B O Trust	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 206097

That Lord has his own agenda. Who can take him seriously? If the oil price goes down many oil companies just have to drop production from marginal fields with no or negative profit and another thing Tom Pope points out is Browns statement: " these two statements are mutually exclusive. At $25 oil sands don't work. But is is very likely that oil prices will range in the medium term around an average of $40 (per barrel). In the long run it could even be $25 to $30." and this, in the next para: The extraction of crude from oil sands also bore great potential, he added. Message 22531839