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by Flytox » 01/12/07, 12:49

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Christophe wrote:What about the Pau and Lacq deposits? They are not (yet) exhausted ...


For the Lacq deposit, they have been announcing its closure for 20 years due to exhaustion. With the increase in the price of gas and new extraction techniques, they prolong its life, but for how long? In any case, its production is low compared to French consumption.

http://www.insee.fr/fr/ffc/chifcle_fiche.asp?tab_id=510

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by jean63 » 01/12/07, 14:17

.......... Poutine (continued) ====>
MOSCOW (AFP) - 01/12/07 11:55
Russia to elect MPs

Russia, a country spanning eleven time zones, is preparing to elect its deputies on Sunday, legislative elections presented by the government as a plebiscite for President Vladimir Putin, three months before his announced departure from the Kremlin.

When the election begins in the Russian Far East, more than 6.000 km east of Moscow, it will be 20:00 p.m. GMT on Saturday.

Until the last minute, the authorities have redoubled their efforts to urge the 109 million voters to vote. Because the risk of a very strong abstention is the object of all the fears of the party in power, United Russia, given largely favorite with more than 60% of the intentions to vote in the polls.

SMS were thus sent by telephone operators, at the express request of the Kremlin, to remind their subscribers that their suffrage is "important for the country", according to Kommersant.

The internal security services (FSB, from the former KGB) are already hard at work to coordinate the activities of the 450.000 police and military personnel mobilized to provide security at the polling stations, the daily wrote.

From Saturday, "day of silence", political parties are prohibited from making election-related statements. Television news nonetheless broadcast images of Vladimir Putin attending the previous day, in a room full of Russian flags, at a martial arts festival in Moscow.

On Friday evening, the electoral campaign ended with a triumphant message from the main pro-Kremlin youth movement, Nachi, which proclaimed the victory of Vladimir Putin's United Russia party 48 hours in advance. "On December 2, the Russians chose President Putin as Russia's national leader," the Nachi ("Ours") anticipated in a statement welcoming the "overwhelming score" of United Russia.

"They defeated the ardent desire of certain countries to impose their opinion, they defeated thieves and traitors ", rejoiced the organization, in anti-Western statements in tune with the accusations of the master of the Kremlin against the" jackals " of the opposition subsidized according to him by the West.

Washington once again expressed concern over the regularity of the legislative. "We're obviously keeping an eye on it," White House spokeswoman Dana Perino said. "But we are worried that people may not have free and fair elections," she said, reiterating the concern already expressed by President George W. Bush.

Only a small group of foreign observers will monitor this election. The main electoral monitoring body of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR), decided to boycott the elections, citing the obstacles put in place. by Moscow.

For his part, the former world chess champion Garry Kasparov, who is one of the leaders of the opposition, denounced the existence of "fraud". "The volume of fraud (...) already makes the regime illegitimate", proclaimed Friday the leader of the movement The Other Russia, the day after his release after five days in prison for "unauthorized demonstration".

"A significant number of political forces, both on the right and on the left, are excluded" from the political game, added Kasparov, whose movement did not meet the many conditions now required to register as a party and does not participate. therefore not in the legislative elections.His movement, which had in the past evoked the organization of a demonstration on Sunday, speaks only of a "flash rally" Monday evening in Moscow.

After Sunday's poll, the Russians will be called to the polls on March 2 for a presidential election to which Mr. Putin cannot stand. President continues to remain hazy about his future, fueling rumors of a quick return to the Kremlin or an appointment to a position to be determined that would allow him to continue to rule the country.


This confirms what is said in the report on Putin: Westerners who want to meddle in HIS affairs (Chechnya, press "muzzled" and murdered, opponents eliminated .... etc ... according to the good old KGB methods) are "snotty jackals".

Putin dreams of a very powerful Russia as in the days of the USSR (but with modern means of energy + arms) and did not support the dismantling of the USSR, in particular the westernization of Ukraine. He wants to enslave the ex-satellite countries in order to be able to extract or transit oil and gas pipelines there (it is already done for Chechnya) ....... by all means. After that he can show fangs in the USA and blackmail energy into a large part of the world (Russia holds 30% of the world's gas reserves).
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by jean63 » 01/12/07, 15:50

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jean63 wrote:I have to look if it's Russian gas that powers my boiler !!


Good reaction :) Without oil and gas the world would be much less rotten ... (not in the pollution sense) ... and it's all of us ... so quickly replace this boiler with a wood boiler! 8)

Wood is not just about ecology and savings is also not to endorse THE world system ... and especially its excesses ...

Come to think of it ... but I just replaced my boiler and for many other reasons it is much more practical than wood even in pellets:
- no replenishment
- no reloading of the fireplace
- no installation for auto feed of pellets
- small location for the wall-mounted boiler (max: 1m X 1m X 0,40 m)
- wall outlet diam 15 cms; air inlet + "smoke" evacuation, nothing can be seen coming out, it looks like water vapor (no chimney to sweep)
- "clean" combustion except CO2 (that's the problem)
- no noise (the boiler is in the utility room next to the kitchen, we hear almost nothing).

Too bad the planet is warming and the gas will not be eternal because it is very practical. We must forget the risk of explosion but very rare on a modern installation.

What would be eco-friendly is to supply biogas produced from plants (branches of crushed felled trees, when they usually rot in the forest) as they do in an Austrian village; the village is completely autonomous and it's green. I put a post on it but I do not know where.

Have something new on the gas =>

Algeria: five billion dollars in contracts expected during Sarkozy's visit

Laurence Parisot November 23, 2007 in Grenoble
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French companies must sign contracts for $ 3 billion during French President Nicolas Sarkozy's visit to Algeria from December 5 to XNUMX, French sources in Algiers said.

Mr. Sarkozy will be accompanied by the president of Medef Laurence Parisot and a hundred business leaders, who will hold with Algerian employers a forum on possible industrial partnerships between the two countries. The two employers' organizations, MEDEF (France) and Forum business leaders (FCE - Algeria), meet regularly.

According to French sources, while the stock of French investments in Algeria is 2,1 billion dollars, an additional 5 billion in the short and medium term are in the pipeline, half of which are in the energy sector.

Total, in association with Sonatrach, must invest $ 1,5 billion for the construction of a steam cracker, the total cost of which is estimated at $ 3 billion. This oil group consolidates its place in Algeria, after several years of lean cows. Total has other exploration and production projects, as does Gaz de France (GDF), to the tune of $ XNUMX billion. On this occasion, GDF must renew its Algerian gas supply contracts.
In addition, $ 2,5 billion must be spent on the Algerian privatization program and other investments planned by major groups such as Lafarge, Air Liquide and Saint-Gobain. The latter were authorized to buy respectively the public companies Alver, Sovest and Sidal.

About twenty French companies are candidates for the takeover of Algerian public companies. Crédit populaire d'Algérie, the 5th largest national bank, is coveted by four competing French banks (BNP, Société Générale, Crédit Agricole, Banques Populaires). The sale was suspended due to the "subprime" crisis in the United States.

Excluding hydrocarbons, French direct investments have grown faster than the average, reaching $ 294 million in 2006. France is behind the United States, but ahead of the other partners of Algeria, stress French sources, in response to Algerian critics on the weakness of French investments.

The 250 subsidiaries of French companies located in Algeria represent 22.0 direct jobs and 0 indirect jobs.

Algeria is France's third largest gas supplier behind Norway and the Netherlands, but ahead of Russia. Hydrocarbons represent 95% of French imports, or more than 4 billion euros in 2006. Soaring prices have increased this bill by 1 billion euros in two years (2005 and 2006).

France is Algeria's first supplier, which is its first outlet in Africa ahead of Morocco, Tunisia and South Africa. However, the Algerian market is becoming increasingly competitive with the entry of new competitors, notably China and the United States.

Franco-Algerian trade represented 8,1 billion euros in 2006. They are in balance. During the first 9 months of 2007, France became surplus by € 698 million thanks to a sharp contraction in its imports and despite the appreciation of the euro.

The French share of the Algerian market, however, fell, falling for the first time, below the 20% mark, to 18,7% in June 2007.

Algiers and Paris finally want to facilitate travel between the two countries for executives, businessmen and journalists. The "visa issue" will be on the agenda of the discussions, one indicates in Algiers.

Norway, Netherlands, Algeria, Russia is the decreasing order of France's gas supply.
A priori, with us in Auvergne, due to the geographical position, we must be supplied by Algeria.

Good there I leave the subject, but we see that in France we are not dependent on the Russians ........ phew, good news for me !! :D
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by jean63 » 01/12/07, 16:03

Flytox wrote:Bonjour à tous

Christophe wrote:What about the Pau and Lacq deposits? They are not (yet) exhausted ...


For the Lacq deposit, they have been announcing its closure for 20 years due to exhaustion. With the increase in the price of gas and new extraction techniques, they prolong its life, but for how long? In any case, its production is low compared to French consumption.

http://www.insee.fr/fr/ffc/chifcle_fiche.asp?tab_id=510

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Thank you for the link. it confirms what is said in the article on Algeria.

Norway is well ahead, but the life of the deposits will condition the rest ........ and there the Russians have huge reserves.
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by gegyx » 01/12/07, 16:08

jean63 wrote: Norway, Netherlands, Algeria, Russia is the decreasing order of France's gas supply.
A priori, with us in Auvergne, due to the geographical position, we must be supplied by Algeria.

Good there I leave the subject, but we see that in France we are not dependent on the Russians ........ phew, good news for me !! :D
Phew, we were hot! Are you reassured? :D

Algerian gas is more expensive to buy than elsewhere.
If Putin turns off the tap of Poland, of Germany ...
There is mutual assistance in sharing, at European level, and the result will be the same.
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by Gregconstruct » 20/12/07, 20:20

Personally, I prefer Quebec poutine !!!
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by Christophe » 27/04/22, 09:32

I found these (bits of) documentaries on Putin (terrible quality, if you better post them...):

The full Putin system (1/2)

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2007 60 mins

Is Vladimir Putin the instrument of the KGB or the architect of the system that brought him to power? President of Russia since March 2000, this ex-colonel of the secret services succeeded Boris Yeltsin. Its mission: to restore Russia's place on the international scene, after the collapse of the USSR. This document brings to life the meteoric rise of today's most enigmatic political leader. It shows the methods he used to shape Russia in his own way, in order to influence the geopolitical future of the world. Judges who have tried to counter the embezzlement of those in power bear witness to this relentless power mechanism.




Putin the Tsar system further investigation (2/2)

For years, Vladimir Putin has endeavored to restore the feeling of omnipotence of a people humiliated since the disappearance of the USSR twenty years ago by mixing the heritage of the tsars, the Orthodox Church, silver king, nostalgia for the Soviet empire as well as strong support for the Russian diaspora in neighboring countries. The Cossacks in the spotlight. Investigation at the heart of the organization of this paramilitary brotherhood restored to honor by Putin • The resurrection of Saint-Petersburg. The former capital of the Tsars has now regained all its luster since the head of the Kremlin wanted to make it an emblem of the new Russian power • Hands down on Londongrad. Focus on the lifestyle and the influence of the Russian oligarchs on the English economy.

Many Russian billionaires have settled in London, now nicknamed by some "Londongrad". The British capital offers all the pleasures, and is above all unconcerned about the origin of their capital.
Whether they are favorable or hostile to Vladimir Poutine, these new billionaires weigh today with all their weight on the English economy. Luxury restaurants, real estate, football clubs: Further investigation into the lifestyle and influence of these new billionaires from the cold
What does Vladimir Putin really want? The attachment of Crimea and the crisis in Ukraine do they sound the return of the great Russia as he conceives it, sovereign and deaf to the "dictates" of Western countries. For years, the Russian president has endeavored to restore the feeling of omnipotence of a people who have long felt humiliated after the disappearance of the USSR twenty years ago.
Its recipe: it mixes the heritage of the tsars, the Orthodox Church, king's money, nostalgia for the Soviet empire. And provides unwavering support to the large Russian diaspora in neighboring countries. "Complément d'Enquête" devotes its program, Thursday April 17 at 22:20 p.m., to Putin's new "Tsar system".
Summary
Who is Vladimir Putin, the current President of the Russian Federation, really? A former KGB officer, successor to Boris Yeltsin, he distinguished himself by a practice of authoritarian power, described by his opponents as a neo-tsarist. In summary :

1) Honoring the Cossacks Honored by Vladimir Putin, who gave them official status as police auxiliaries, are the Cossacks the vanguard of the reconquest?

2) The resurrection of Saint-Petersburg Long neglected in favor of Moscow, Saint-Petersburg is now regaining all its luster: Vladimir Putin wants to make his native city an emblem of the new Russian power.

3) Low hand on Londongrad Whether they are favorable or hostile to Vladimir Putin, the Russian oligarchs are now weighing all their weight on the English economy






Also a C Dans l'Air from October 2021:

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by Christophe » 27/04/22, 09:34

There's this one too:

Putin - The New Empire (2016)

How Vladimir Putin went from being the most pro-European of Russian politicians to a president who defies the international community? Filmed from the Russian point of view, Jean-Michel Carré's documentary immerses us in the heart of the policy of the head of the Kremlin.




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by Christophe » 27/04/22, 09:46

Another on the Putin system:

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by Christophe » 27/04/22, 10:26

You have noticed ? Putin only swings his left arm when he walks:



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