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    The Commies are doing well? That is a flip/flop from what I usually hear here. [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/grin.gif[/img]

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    Re: Oil Crisis Over

    Their economy is doing VERY well. Booming as a matter of fact. I hope nobody finds out. If we used the oil reserves the same thing might happen to us. That would make B. HUSSEIN and Nancy Pelos-Lie break out in hives.
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    What is the avg wage? [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/grin.gif[/img]

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    Planning to change occupations ?????
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    Wondering who you think bailed them out too.
    "The country was once again plunged into economic upheaval, however, when the ruble plummeted in May, 1998, following a crisis in Asian financial markets. Unable to pay its foreign debts, Russia struggled to restructure loans and keep its new financial services sector from collapsing. By 2001, however, the Russian economy recovered and benefited from economic reforms and a rise in oil prices. In July, 2003, a law permitting the sale of farmland was passed by the parliament; foreigners are banned from purchasing agricultural land but may lease it. Privatization of state-owned companies has continued, but more slowly, and under President Putin the government has intervened more freely in economic affairs, for example, to solidify state ownership of Russia's energy industry. Because of this, foreign investment in the economy has remained relatively low. In 2006 the ruble became fully convertible when the government ended restrictions on currency transactions, and oil revenues enabled the government to pay off some $23 billion in foreign debt ahead of schedule.

    The Russian Federation possesses a well-developed road and rail network in its European third, a more limited network in Siberia, and a negligible number of roads and rail lines in the Russian Far East. Barges on the vast network of inland waterways can carry a huge amount of traffic. In E Siberia, ships carry virtually all heavy freight. Most of Russia's cities and towns are connected by air. Exports are dominated by natural resources, particularly oil, natural gas, nickel, and timber."

    If we filed bankruptcy for the government, the country would be fine. The troops would have to come home and the programs that couldn't be funded would have to be cut. To be honest, Putin sounds about like Bush and McCain to me, not that i see anything better on the table. Russia invades Georgia, it is a big deal. Bush invades Iraq(again) no sweat.

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    Re: Oil Crisis Over

    Why won't you ever post your source? You seem to be the cut and paste champ.

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    That is the first without a source , I think. You a brain, search for yourself- they are all the same.
    4 paragraphs down, I know you won't read it all.
    http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/world/A0860836.html

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    Re: Oil Crisis Over

    No, I'm not searching nothing. If you post it, you should also declare the source. Fourth paragraph down? You only posted 2 paragraphs.

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    Re: Oil Crisis Over

    [and oil revenues enabled the government to pay off some $23 billion in foreign debt ahead of schedule.]

    According to everything I can find Russia's oil reserve is small in comparison to what we have in this country. The major difference is they don't have the far left liberals to interfere with the well being of the country. They don't need permission from Nancy Pelos-Lie to develope a natural resource and put their economy back on it's feet.
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    <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: boney</div><div class="ubbcode-body">No, I'm not searching nothing. If you post it, you should also declare the source. Fourth paragraph down? You only posted 2 paragraphs. </div></div>
    You askled for a link, I said you wouldn't read it- but since you cried, I put how far in the page it was. If you don't plan to look up the link and read it , don't [censored]. [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/grin.gif[/img]

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