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Readers, least those who take time to read a variety of articles, through this thread and articles elsewhere, are able to witness, first hand, the tactics pump and dump criminals will use to effect a fraud scam.
These people, which includes companies, will use a primary tactic of silencing those who raise questions, who raise issues, who provide data, facts and truth.
A pump and dump scam is only as successful as the criminals' ability to silence critics.
You, the reader, are now aware these criminals rely on tactics of intimidation and fear both effected through insults, lies, threats and censorship through an orchestrated effort by a numbered group.
Should you become fearful of those people, those criminals win. Yes, you can remain silent, not become involved, remain apathetic, but you still lose.
Why you lose is, by not taking action, you are enabling and assisting criminals. Their success truly becomes your fault.
Success by these criminals defrauds hundreds of thousands of people of literally billions of dollars each year. With each success, they become more powerful. Those defrauded of their money, most often, leave the markets. This is honest money being removed from the table. This is money which drives the markets into good health.
Financial criminals are removing billions of dollars from our American economy and using some of that unlawfully gotten money to effect new financial crimes.
Long term effect is there is now a vast, very vast underground criminal organization, a loosely fitted organization, perpetrating financial crimes upon all Americans and the world.
These crooks are draining the life blood out of our markets and, in turn, inflicting serious harm upon American families through financial losses which are rarely direct. This indirect effect is stealing capital investment money which would normally drive our markets, normally fuel a growing economy, normally provide money for young companies to progress.
Financial crime lessens our ability to create new jobs, to create new products, to create new medicines, on and on. All families suffer at the hands of these criminals whether or not they participate in stock trading.
My presumption is you will sit there in apathy and claim, "This does not affect me." You are only lying to yourself. You have already been victimized by these criminals and will continue to be victimized by these criminals.
Yeah, tell me you are concerned patriotic Americans who stand for what is good and right.
Mule manure, you just want to get rich quick.
There is a way to get rich quick. This way is to join with those criminals. Should not bother you in least you are victimizing families.
Sure enough, I can brag I stand up and fight for what is good and right. I stand up and fight for families, and fight for America. I am out here on the front lines with others who believe like me. We are catching bullets, for you.
You are sitting on your couch in front of your television working on an even fatter ass.
While you work on your fat ass, I am working on becoming both famous and infamous. I am a deep part of world history and my moniker will carry down through the ages.
Your coffin bearers will have a hard time carrying your fat ass, and your children will have a hard time paying for your big coffin because criminals, took yours and their money.
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You sit there on your fat ass and claim I am full of mule manure.
Enron.
Did Enron devastate tens of thousands of families?
Did Enron cause financial harm to millions of families?
Did Enron directly and indirectly cause rolling blackouts in California?
Did Enron contribute to sky rocketing energy costs?
You go right ahead and claim I a full of mule manure. You just keep sitting there on your fat ass while criminals steal a share from your savings account, from your retirement pension, from your IRA account, just like they are stealing a small share from hundreds of millions of others.
Yep, just keep sitting there on your fat ass. Others are out here taking risks, being harmed, for you.
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You people really annoy me. You are such losers. You are more of a problem than are these criminals.
All the effort which is required to combat financial crime is your simply taking five minutes to write a few words about some concerns you have.
Only takes about five minutes to post an article here, or elsewhere. You know something is not right. Nonetheless, you will not even spend five minutes to warn readers, to share your opinions.
That really annoys me. You know something is really wrong but you will not take five to share this with others.
Why? Because you are scared to death of those low life criminals but, more over, because you are a lazy fat ass.
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This is realy hard to focus on such fine print is dust okay?
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quote:Originally posted by glassman: consider it my effort at international relations R_M
in Wescotts letter? "Parkin" said,
I can assure you that, after working with Russians since over 7 years, I know that they do NOT want to depossess themselves of any shareholdings. They, the insiders are all working for the oil Company and they cherish being shareholders. They do NOT even know the concept of pumping stock and other manoeuvres on the market.
i'm willing to consider the possibility that the Russians are getting shafted too...
Give me a ****ing break
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quote:Originally posted by BooDog: This is realy hard to focus on such fine print is dust okay?
I think there should be a seperate thread on dusty's health update. i hope god is with him and helps him through the difficult times he is going through. so Boo, can you go ahead and open a separate thread on Dusty's health here or in the offtopic board?
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quote:Originally posted by T e x: Others may know...haven't checked on purpose, to give some time...
did you have your towel on after the hot tub?
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quote:Originally posted by BooDog: This is realy hard to focus on such fine print is dust okay?
I think there should be a seperate thread on dusty's health update. i hope god is with him and helps him through the difficult times he is going through. so Boo, can you go ahead and open a separate thread on Dusty's health here or in the offtopic board?
did I miss something or did NDOL just release continental breakfast news?
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quote:Originally posted by Zenith: I read, by someone I think is credible, that all the restricted shares of NDOL wont become unrestricted until one year after the NDOL-NWOG merger. I don't think there is dilution going on. Or at least have not seen any credible evidence of it.
zenith who is this credible person?
those shares from NORD's acquisition appear to me to be unrestricted as of 6-15-06
Just like solitaire and monopoly, there are rules, good to see them once in a while
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quote:Originally posted by BooDog: This is realy hard to focus on such fine print is dust okay?
I think there should be a seperate thread on dusty's health update. i hope god is with him and helps him through the difficult times he is going through. so Boo, can you go ahead and open a separate thread on Dusty's health here or in the offtopic board?
did I miss something or did NDOL just release continental breakfast news?
???
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Fighting back against these financial criminals is so very easy.
You, the reader, as you read articles, here or elsewhere, and you spot something, get that gut feeling "something ain't right" all you have to do is sit up straight, slide your keyboard up close, place your fingers on those keys, then type,
"Something ain't right."
Post it. That is all you need to do.
You do not have to respond to those criminals who will instantly begin to insult you, begin to threaten you. Ignore them.
You do not have to respond to those who ask why something ain't right.
You are not obligated to do anything.
Have that gut feeling something ain't right. Take five minutes and post,
"Something ain't right."
This will warn all honest readers and drive the criminals nuts. This will prompt the criminals to go on a rampage and show their true colors. Criminals, through their actions and words, will prove you right, something ain't right.
Try this. So very easy, so very effective.
That is all you need to do.
If you will join others and me in simply writing "something ain't right" and encourage your friends to do the same, this could turn into a major grassroots movement fighting back against criminals.
quote:Originally posted by glassman: one more thing that's highly suspicious to me is this declaration that someone is out to buy 10% of the OS....
Filing Date: 4/7/2006 Form Type: 8-K
EXHIBIT 99.1
NORD OIL INTERNATIONAL RECEIVES UNSOLICITED PURCHASE OFFER FOR NDOL COMMON STOCK
MONTREAL, APRIL 6, 2006 - Nord Oil International Inc. (Pinksheets: NDOL) announced today that it has received an unsolicited purchase offer for 100% of the total outstanding stock of Nord Oil International Inc.
The company has opted to keep the information confidential until such time as the purchase offer can be bona fide and the amount of the offer confirmed. The company will make every effort possible to review the offer and offering party and release said offer information as soon as possible. It should also be noted that during the conference call, it was also discussed that the offering party intended to purchase shares in the open market of up to 10% of the NDOL common stock.
anytime anyone acquires 5% or more? filings are required. but who in their right mind announces their intent before hand? LOL that belongs on the comedy channel....
fund mangers that do this go to jail....
This is VERY interesting, because IF someone could prove someone was buying large chunks (who knew the rules) than where would this be? A little here a little there....sure... so controlable on who's doin what. But what does it matter?
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yeah.. pull them out... expose them... all i want is another green day for ndol
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quote:Originally posted by Zenith: I read, by someone I think is credible, that all the restricted shares of NDOL wont become unrestricted until one year after the NDOL-NWOG merger. I don't think there is dilution going on. Or at least have not seen any credible evidence of it.
zenith who is this credible person?
those shares from NORD's acquisition appear to me to be unrestricted as of 6-15-06
See where this company was incorporated, then see what FL rules are.
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quote:Originally posted by T e x: Others may know...haven't checked on purpose, to give some time...
did you have your towel on after the hot tub?
Hey, boo...
what's this about?
Wondering if you were having flashes, I couldn't tell what you were talking about.
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January 19, 2006 The company applied to THK-BP for participation in tender for purchase OJSC «Udmurtneft». Udmurtneft - Udmurtneft is TNK-BP’s key oil producing enterprise in the Udmurtia Republic. It is the leading producer in Udmurtia’s fuel and energy complex, accounting for 60% of the region’s total oil volume. Annual production volume totals some 6 million tons.
[March 01, 2006] Russian co, Oil India to bid for Udmurtneft (Part 2)
(Interfax News Agency Via Thomson Dialog NewsEdge)MOSCOW. Feb 28 (Interfax) - Northwestern Oil Group (SZNG), which holds a number of operating licenses in Russia's Saratov region, and Oil India have made a joint bid to buy 96.9% of Udmurtneft (RTS: UDMN), which produces around 6 million tonnes of oil per year, from TNK( RTS- TNKO)-BP, SZNG told Interfax.
The company declined to reveal how big a share each company had in the alliance on commercial secrecy grounds.
April 2006 Representative office of “North-West Oil Group” was opened in Asian region, India, New Delhi.
Nord Oil / the North-West Oil Group to Create a Joint-Venture With Oil India, India's Leading Oil and Gas State Enterprise
The current board of directors is being changed to include 4 members appointed by the North-West Oil Group shareholders out of a total of 7 board members. Effective May 11, 2006, Mr. Makarov will have resigned his functions of President and CEO and Mr. Ernest Malyshev, President of North West Oil Group has been appointed the new President.
MONTREAL, May 23, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Nord Oil / The North-West Oil Group (PINKSHEETS: NDOL) and its president Mr. Ernest Malyshev are pleased to announce today that they are finalizing negotiations with Oil India, a leading oil and gas state enterprise for the creation of a joint venture to develop the Russian Oil market.
TNK-BP sells Udmurtneft to Rosneft-Sinopec alliance - source
My conclusions on the above information.
1. NWOG(Northwestern Oil (SZNG)(Spelling from March article above) and Oil India as of March 1, 2006 were entered into a JV to acquire Udmurtneft from THK-BP also called TNK (SP). This to me would be the FIRST JV between the two if they are the successful bidders to buy Udmurtneft. (Does not look that way since they are no longer even listed as bidders in two of the most recent news articles listed above)
2. In April New Delhi office of NWOG opened.
3 On May 23, 2006 the new president Mr. Ernest Malyshev announces the finalizing with Oil India of a JV to develop the Russian Oil market. This to me is a second JV which we have not seen details of as yet.
4. NWOG and Oil India have been working together for some time.
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India needs oil. Russia has oil. India needs connections in Russia to get some of its oil. SZNG has connections in Russia.
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Half of the information in that article is unrelated to the article topic. The article is loaded with frivolous fluff and filler.
This New Delhi office, any confimation? I have yet to read any information on this which discloses an address, a telephone number, staffing, business intent and such. Maybe this is wall space renting to hang a shingle in the Sacred Cow Laundry?
This claim by the article author of two joint ventures is ludicrous. This is only multiple announcements of the same failed joint venture, a joint venture which actually does not exist.
"NWOG and Oil India have been working together for sometime."
How long? Two months, three months? I have yet to read formation of a joint venture. How is it those two are working "together" as stated?
Pure deceit. There is no joint venture. Discussions "might" be in effect, but no announced joint venture. There is only multiple announcements of a failed attempt to bid on mineral rights.
"announces the finalizing with Oil India of a JV to develop the Russian Oil market."
Ha! As piss poor spin doctoring as Parkin spews out!
Finalizing! They are still trying to cut a deal. This is not a done deal.
"...develop the Russian Oil Market." Give me a break! Initially, a failure to successfully bid on overpriced mineral rights. Oil India is not developing the Russian Oil Market. Oil India is being asked to provide labor and equipment for extraction because NDOL et al have no ability to do this of their own; paper company.
Zenith,
"India needs oil. Russia has oil. India needs connections in Russia to get some of its oil. SZNG has connections in Russia."
This means what?
India does not need connections in Russia. America does not need connections in Russia. China does not need connections in Russia. Oil is sold on the open market places.
There are no connections. There are capitalism driven efforts to secure contracts to "sell to" and "buy from" products which are mutually profitable for both parties.
You make this read as if India the country, India the government, is working at this. That is not so. India oil companies are looking to cut deals which will yield the most profits. Will this oil end up in India? Probably not. A majority of the Indian populace cannot afford to buy oil products and have no need for oil products, unless their oxen are running on high octane.
Look at British Petroleum. Where is most of their oil sold? Certainly not to the British!
quote:Originally posted by Purl Gurl: A majority of the Indian populace cannot afford to buy oil products and have no need for oil products, unless their oxen are running on high octane. Purl Gurl
didnt get your point here? why cant indian populace afford to buy oil products?
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quote: MUMBAI, India The Indian government tried Wednesday to calm public outrage over its decision to raise fuel prices as truckers stayed off highways in protest and demonstrators burned an effigy of the finance minister.
To soften the blow on consumers, the government stepped up its lobbying of state governments to cut fuel taxes. At the same time, officials in charge of India's energy policy signaled their concern that India might be raising fuel prices too little rather than too much.
The policy conflict underscored the difficulty of lifting fuel prices in this mostly poor nation. The fear is that India's effort to protect the poor is colliding with another important quest: to invest billions of dollars in buying foreign oil and natural gas fields, in cross-border pipelines and in domestic refineries, to assure this fast-growing economy a steady, long-term supply of fuel.
"On one side, we have to look at the poorer people, the vulnerable people," said the Indian oil minister, Murli Deora, who was in charge of the increase. On the other hand, he said by telephone from New Delhi, oil-company losses "will lead to closure of the companies, less investment, and it will automatically create scarcity, which will not be good for anyone - for the industry, for the country, for the poorer people."
"Production will come when there is a profit," he said, "and if there is no profit, there will be a shortage. Then how will the poor get energy?"
Last week, the government raised fuel prices to stem losses at state-controlled companies, which have a mandate to sell fuel at low prices and have lost billions of dollars even as crude oil prices surged.
The price increases triggered demonstrations across the nation.
Yet for all the outrage, the government is still shielding consumers from the full effects of high oil prices at the expense of oil companies.
By raising gasoline prices 9 percent and diesel 6 percent, the government is asking consumers to cover $2 billion of the oil companies' $16 billion in losses.
A larger share - $5.2 billion - will be borne by the government's profitable oil-exploration firm, Oil & Natural Gas, which will subsidize unprofitable oil retailers. Many experts contend that such subsidies will prevent India from keeping pace with China's aggressive acquisition of foreign oil fields.
At a news conference in Mumbai, formerly Bombay, on Friday, Deora's deputy, Petroleum Secretary M.S. Srinivasan, disclosed that Oil & Natural Gas, which has invested in fields in 15 countries from Sudan to Vietnam in recent years, will forgo as much as $1.5 billion in planned acquisitions over the next three years to finance the subsidy.
"We had to choose between the two," Srinivasan said. "People's welfare has overtaken the need for investment."
In unusually blunt remarks, Srinivasan warned of "catastrophic" consequences of continuing to subsidize fuel over the short term.
If India stops investing in assets like refineries that convert crude oil into fuel, in overseas oil fields and in pipelines, he said, India's current ability to supply 25 percent of its fuel needs will diminish, making it vulnerable to manipulation by energy-rich countries.
Yet there is no foreseeable end to what political leaders call the "compassionate" approach, as fuel subsidies in India are a political third rail, best not touched.
For the business community, the government's increases are always too little. Many in the private sector see floating fuel prices as a way for an aspiring economic power to brandish its free-market credentials.
"It is important that these companies operate like private enterprises," said Siddhartha Roy, chief economist of the Tata Group, a leading Indian conglomerate. "Either you say the government runs everything, or you let markets work, and they should be allowed to take their prices up."
Critics say the government could spare consumers by cutting fuel taxes, which account for a majority of the price of gasoline. But the Finance Ministry opposes any large revenue cut, in part because that would restrain spending on programs for the poor.
quote: flyingarrow - May 28, 2006 04:59 PM (GMT)
Hi,
I think Gas averages about Rs 50/ liter in India and i think it is higher than any other place on earth.
I would like to know what it costs in Pakistan and other places!
In USA we get about 3.5 liters of gas for about $ 3.00. Agerage price of about Rs. 35 per liter. And we know that cost of distributin in USA is higher and also that distributers and oil companies make profit in terms of $ which is high if we convert it to Rs.
Govt. had reserved oil and gas sector for itself at the time of independent to save us from private companies but it has not been the case.
quote: INDIA Population (people): 1 billion Population (cows): 200 million Annual mango production: 11 million tons Spit produced per annum by paan chewers: 1.5 million tons Average Income Per Capita: US$350 Literacy:66% male, 38% female
Perhaps this will help you understand what purl is saying.
The Bigfoot
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"Nevertheless, there are still more poor in India than in any other country. Even the World Bank puts the number living on less than a dollar a day at 430 million. India’s score on human development continues to fall...." - Christophe Jaffrelot, Le Monde Diplomatique
"Nevertheless, there are still more poor in India than in any other country. Even the World Bank puts the number living on less than a dollar a day at 430 million. India’s score on human development continues to fall...." - Christophe Jaffrelot, Le Monde Diplomatique
Purl Gurl
probably because they have no money? India has a whopping 300M middle class populance which is why the country's growth is at pace of 8% and all big consumer companies are competign a chunk of their market for. and thats 30% of the whole population.. and yes..they can afford to buy oil products.
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