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To: David Bogdanoff who wrote (17269)	7/31/2006 11:10:01 PM
From: loantech	Respond to of 78421

Good post. Of course John is in the clear here as he was posting a report from the Aden sisters without having to verify it's veracity. I appreciate the clarification. Tom

To: David Bogdanoff who wrote (17269)	8/1/2006 2:42:59 AM
From: Gib Bogle	Respond to of 78421

As I read it, the statement doesn't refer to foreign "oil and gas", it refers to foreign "oil and gas producers". In fact, any other interpretation strikes me as rather stupid.

To: David Bogdanoff who wrote (17269)	8/1/2006 7:49:44 AM
From: John McCarthy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78421

Hi David - I don't follow this and I don't want to walk a fine line on english ..... I was just posting an article - "AS IS" a quick google brought this back ... Soldiers seize Bolivia oil, gas President's decree gives government a majority control of the energy industry John Otis, David Ivanonich, Houston Chronicle Tuesday, May 2, 2006 (05-02) 04:00 PDT Bogota -- Making good on his main campaign pledge, Bolivian President Evo Morales ordered troops to occupy the country's oil and natural gas fields on Monday and issued a decree giving the government a majority control over the energy industry. "The pillaging of our resources by transnational companies is over," Morales said in a speech at the San Alberto gas field in southern Bolivia. "From this day forward, all hydrocarbons in the country are nationalized." sfgate.com businessweek.com regards, John McCarthy