Iraq's Oil Production Up To The Highest In 35 Years !

[DinarThug]

CNN. Broadcasting While Telling 'Crude' Jokes !

 

 

 

Iraq's oil production up to the highest in 35 years

22/04/2014 14:28:00

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Iraqi oil production up to the highest in 35 years
The newspaper "The Wall Street Journal," the U.S. that Iraqi oil production later this year, the level it was 35 years ago.
The newspaper pointed out in the context of a news report published on Tuesday on its website that the Iraqi oil fields pumped 3.6 million barrels of crude per day on average during the month of February last no more than 50% than it was four years ago. 
The newspaper pointed out that it breaks the record for the annual production of oil in Iraq, which amounted to 3.5 million barrels per day in 1979, during the height of Iraq's oil production. 
The newspaper said that companies including "BP" and "Royal Dutch Shell" and "ExxonMobil" has invested billions of dollars to revive the oil fields, which had been damaged by decades of war, sanctions and neglect. 

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[bigwave]

The news keeps getting better and better. Thanks Thug...

Edited April 24, 2014 by bigwave

[Seabee]

Thanks Thug,

Your research in positive news is impeccable. To me it all ads up to an RV real soon.

Go RV !!!

Seabee

[GGGECKO]

All this money coming in all the people living below poverty points to inept and corrupt government. I'll be glad when M is gone.

 

 

Go RV

[DinarThug]

3.6 Million Barrels !

 

 

           

[SnowGlobe7]

Thanks thug...nice pants by the way 

[jeepguy]

pumping  since  back  35 years ----- when the dinar  was at its  high value ---- above  3.oo per dinar ---- lets put  a few more in there  seeing  this is new  levels  of pumping  ----  3.50 per dinar   {   hey  gotta  put it out there  in case  those folks at central bank  for get  where it needs too be }