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To: carranza2 who wrote (124227)	9/16/2009 1:37:57 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 206184

"it would be substantially more efficient to hire a drilling contractor such as Transocean to do the work, but this is a highly political thing whose goal is to employ as many Brazilians [and line as many politicos' pockets] as possible. The strategy is probably not a good one; time will tell." No need for time to tell. “We are in a fantastic moment,” Gabrielli, 59, said in an interview with Bloomberg Television yesterday in New York. Brazil has the world’s biggest potential reserves and the ability “to develop the whole supply chain to provide goods and services to the oil industry,” he said. This will give you the state of the naval industry: Message 25940107 Message 25939951 Brazil can cut nice deals with them. Get technology on the cheap.