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    Renewed Battle for the Falkland Islands Suits the Embattled British, Argentine Leaders, and Others

    by Publisher2 March 3, 2010 Peak Natural Gas

    By GIS/Defense & Foreign Affairs Staff for oilprice.com
    (The Intelligence Daily) — The artificially-engendered revival of the dispute, which began in February 2010 between Argentina and the United Kingdom over the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic, has been portrayed as a posturing by embattled Argentine Pres. Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, taking advantage [...]

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    Chossudovsky: The objective is to gain strategic control of oil and gas reserves and exclude competing powers in the region

    by Publisher2 February 21, 2010 Africa

    Related: World Oil Production Peaked in 2008

    A UN nuclear watchdog report suggests Iran could be developing a nuclear bomb, apparently confirming long-held suspicions in the West. But Tehran denies the claims, again insisting that its atomic intentions are peaceful. Michel Chossudovsky, who’s from an independent Canadian policy research group, believes that what Iran says hardly [...]

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    Russian Natural Gas Exports Will Fail To Meet EU Growing Demand – Study

    by Publisher2 February 19, 2010 Energy

    While the political ramifications of dependence on Russian natural gas are a current topic of debate within the European Union, often the talk fails to address a much larger issue of whether or not the importing of Russia’s natural gas will help to meet the EU’s growing demands.
    So argues physicist Bengt Söderbergh, who recently completed [...]

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    Endgame: Peak Oil

    by Publisher2 February 5, 2010 Analysis

    by John Michael Greer
    (The Intelligence Daily) — I’ve mentioned more than once in these essays the foreshortening effect that textbook history can have on our understanding of the historical events going on around us.  The stark chronologies most of us get fed in school can make it hard to remember that even the most drastic [...]

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