Yeah alright you deluded tvvat
BP announces North Sea job cuts
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-s ... ow_twitter
Where's the fuckin oil boom?
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| Author: | Nidge2 [ Thu Jan 15, 2015 3:05 pm ] |
| Post subject: | That daft lad Salmond. |
Yeah alright you deluded tvvat BP announces North Sea job cuts http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-s ... ow_twitter Where's the fuckin oil boom?
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| Author: | gusmac [ Thu Jan 15, 2015 3:52 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: That daft lad Salmond. |
Nidge2 wrote: Where's the fuckin oil boom? It's on hold while Uncle Sam and the Arabs play chicken with the Russians. And as you said yesterday in another thread: Nidge2 wrote: It'll be back up within the next few weeks. 
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| Author: | Nidge2 [ Thu Jan 15, 2015 4:07 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: That daft lad Salmond. |
gusmac wrote: Nidge2 wrote: Where's the fuckin oil boom? It's on hold while Uncle Sam and the Arabs play chicken with the Russians. And as you said yesterday in another thread: Nidge2 wrote: It'll be back up within the next few weeks. It's the Americans you've got to thank for the cheap oil, after all they're the ones that's doing the fracking. North Sea Oil is a dinosaur. |
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| Author: | gusmac [ Thu Jan 15, 2015 4:08 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: That daft lad Salmond. |
Nidge2 wrote: North Sea Oil is a dinosaur.
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| Author: | Cabby John 1 [ Thu Jan 15, 2015 4:34 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: That daft lad Salmond. |
Nidge2 wrote: gusmac wrote: Nidge2 wrote: Where's the fuckin oil boom? It's on hold while Uncle Sam and the Arabs play chicken with the Russians. And as you said yesterday in another thread: Nidge2 wrote: It'll be back up within the next few weeks. It's the Americans you've got to thank for the cheap oil, after all they're the ones that's doing the fracking. North Sea Oil is a dinosaur. As already said "Fracking" is in its infancy. I doubt very much if it has had any real impact on oil prices. If I am any judge; this is the result of the worlds working population being subjected to low pay! Resulting in people bumping along the bottom with no or little surplus to freely spend on purchases. The consequence being factories are producing less around the world = using less oil...........watch the world stock markets dive big time if it is not rectified. |
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| Author: | trotskys twin [ Thu Jan 15, 2015 4:35 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: That daft lad Salmond. |
gusmac wrote: Nidge2 wrote: Where's the fuckin oil boom? It's on hold while Uncle Sam and the Arabs play chicken with the Russians. And as you said yesterday in another thread: Nidge2 wrote: It'll be back up within the next few weeks. Gus the SCAB is clearly schizophrenic ....................or maybe just plain STOOPID 
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| Author: | gusmac [ Thu Jan 15, 2015 4:53 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: That daft lad Salmond. |
Cabby John 1 wrote: As already said "Fracking" is in its infancy. I doubt very much if it has had any real impact on oil prices. If I am any judge; this is the result of the worlds working population being subjected to low pay! Resulting in people bumping along the bottom with no or little surplus to freely spend on purchases. The consequence being factories are producing less around the world = using less oil...........watch the world stock markets dive big time if it is not rectified. The Arabs normally cut back output to maximise their profits, keeping the price stable at the same time. Not at the moment though. They are pumping oil like there's no tomorrow. |
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| Author: | Cabby John 1 [ Thu Jan 15, 2015 5:21 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: That daft lad Salmond. |
gusmac wrote: Cabby John 1 wrote: As already said "Fracking" is in its infancy. I doubt very much if it has had any real impact on oil prices. If I am any judge; this is the result of the worlds working population being subjected to low pay! Resulting in people bumping along the bottom with no or little surplus to freely spend on purchases. The consequence being factories are producing less around the world = using less oil...........watch the world stock markets dive big time if it is not rectified. The Arabs normally cut back output to maximise their profits, keeping the price stable at the same time. Not at the moment though. They are pumping oil like there's no tomorrow. If true then it is a very strange situation. Normally a declaration of a country i.e Iraq/Kuwait being involved in a war, is enough to push prices up big-time - so have they overstretched their own infrastructure spending? It could very well be seen that the world economy is bumping along the bottom with no real sign of an upturn, as such with other countries covering the oil needs, there would be no point in them cutting back. |
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| Author: | Nidge2 [ Thu Jan 15, 2015 7:35 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: That daft lad Salmond. |
My bladder can't cope with the laughing |
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| Author: | Cabby John 1 [ Thu Jan 15, 2015 7:49 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: That daft lad Salmond. |
Nidge2 wrote: My bladder can't cope with the laughing Really 
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| Author: | Nidge2 [ Thu Jan 15, 2015 8:09 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: That daft lad Salmond. |
Cabby John 1 wrote: As already said "Fracking" is in its infancy. I doubt very much if it has had any real impact on oil prices. If I am any judge; this is the result of the worlds working population being subjected to low pay! Resulting in people bumping along the bottom with no or little surplus to freely spend on purchases. The consequence being factories are producing less around the world = using less oil...........watch the world stock markets dive big time if it is not rectified. America are pumping it out like no tomorrow with their fracking. http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news ... vironment/ |
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| Author: | gusmac [ Thu Jan 15, 2015 8:16 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: That daft lad Salmond. |
trotskys twin wrote: gusmac wrote: Nidge2 wrote: Where's the fuckin oil boom? It's on hold while Uncle Sam and the Arabs play chicken with the Russians. And as you said yesterday in another thread: Nidge2 wrote: It'll be back up within the next few weeks. Gus the SCAB is clearly schizophrenic ....................or maybe just plain STOOPID What he lacks in knowledge, he more than makes up for with ignorance and bigotry. He should be pitied, not mocked. 
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| Author: | gusmac [ Thu Jan 15, 2015 8:23 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: That daft lad Salmond. |
Nidge2 wrote: Quote: With oil prices down, so are profits. Recent analysis by Scotiabank estimates that frackers need $69 per barrel of oil to make money. One oil executive quoted in the Economist said he can cope as long as the oil price is above $50. Another said the industry is "not healthy" below $70. Yep the Saudis will be quaking in their sandshoes 
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| Author: | Nidge2 [ Thu Jan 15, 2015 8:49 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: That daft lad Salmond. |
gusmac wrote: What he lacks in knowledge, he more than makes up for with ignorance and bigotry. He should be pitied, not mocked. Says he who followed the fat one to defeat.
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| Author: | captain cab [ Thu Jan 15, 2015 8:54 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: That daft lad Salmond. |
Its terrible Nidge - they're now putting kids out into the cold........ Parents' fury that some kids were left eating in the cold CHILDREN as young as five from Dreghorn Primary were made to eat lunch OUTDOORS during Nicola Sturgeon’s visit last week - because there was no room in the dining hall. Parents were left furious after some children returned home after the First Minister’s visit last Monday saying they were told to eat their packed lunches outside - because the dining area was full to capacity with Government and council staff. Angela Brown, 43, says her six-year-old daughter Jaymee was ‘told by a teacher’ to go outside and eat because there was no room in the dining hall. She said: “Jaymee came home and told me that she ate her lunch outside and was told to by teacher. “I never complain to the school, I usually just trust their judgement, but to eat outside on January 5 just because Nicola Sturgeon, the papers and news crews were there is unacceptable. It wasn’t a surprise visit so they had time to arrange for kids to eat inside. “I am not a happy mum. She was ill before Christmas and had been off school and was choked up again after sitting outside in the cold. Why would they put kids outside to eat? They could have let them eat in the classroom surely? I’m disgusted.” Nicola Sturgeon was visiting her old primary school last week to launch the new Scottish Government initiative of free school meals for all primary 1-3 pupils. The First Minister spent a couple of hours at the school posing for pictures with pupils and staff and even sat down to lunch - in the dining hall. But according to some parents, that meant there was no space for their children to eat. Another fuming mum Colleen Richards vented her fury and claimed that some kids were even without jackets. She said: “I know three kids from Primary 2 that had to eat outside without there jackets on yesterday. Total disgrace.” Another mum Linda McClymont said: “I phoned and was told they were sorry but apparently the person I spoke to said he eats his lunch or coffee regularly outside, aye right. Well my five-year-old does not. “I find it disgusting that due to the First Minister, the media and North Ayrshire delegates, all of whom managed to be in the warmth for their lunch, that the school think this is acceptable. I certainly don’t and it kind of flies in the face of why she was there. How selfish and disgusting that adults are too self centred to get themselves seen and be seen, rather than help out supervising kids to eat inside in the warmth at this time of year. After all was it not supposed to be all about the children and their well being and welfare?” Angela said she has since had an apology from headteacher Phil Gosnay. She said: “I went up to the school and told Mr Gosnay I wasn’t happy and I know I wasn’t the only mum to do so. He was very nice and understand of the concerns I raised, but it just should not have happened in the first place.” A spokesman for North Ayrshire Council said: “The majority of pupils had their packed lunches in the dining hall during the First Minister’s visit. “Some P2 pupils were directed to have lunch in a covered outside area to prevent unnecessary queueing and congestion in the dining hall. “The school has apologised to parents for this situation.” The Irvine Times called the office of the First Minister but they were not available for comment. - See more at: http://www.irvinetimes.com/news/kilwinn ... Q9nPq.dpuf |
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