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Politesub53 -> RE: trouble in Chad - France to intervene (2/5/2008 2:54:14 PM)

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ORIGINAL: kdsub

Unless I am mistaken Chad is an Oil producer.... France is no different than The US and the UK for that matter when it comes to protecting it's sources of oil.

Butch


Exxonmobil, Chevron and some Malaysian company have done a deal for the oil.




kitttty -> RE: trouble in Chad - France to intervene (2/5/2008 8:01:59 PM)

Fuck, now I have to change my profile.

Y'all go back to being ignorant about Chad!




popeye1250 -> RE: trouble in Chad - France to intervene (2/5/2008 11:32:18 PM)

Hopefully, the new president will get us out of Iraq and a lot of other places and stop all this imperialism that's bankrupting us. We simply cannot afford it!




luckydog1 -> RE: trouble in Chad - France to intervene (2/5/2008 11:55:19 PM)

Dom Ken, France is bankrolling Sudan and 4 years ago stopped the UN from imposing sanctions.  Guess what they are invested in Sudan's oil right along with the Chinese.
Thursday, 8 July, 2004, 16:34 GMT 17:34 UK [image]http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/shared/img/o.gif[/image]
[image]http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/img/v3/dot_629.gif[/image]France says it does not support US plans for international sanctions on Sudan if violence continues in Darfur.
The UN Security Council is debating a US draft resolution imposing sanctions on militias accused of "ethnic cleansing" against non-Arabs.
The US also hinted that the sanctions could be extended to the government. ......."In Darfur, it would be better to help the Sudanese get over the crisis so their country is pacified rather than sanctions which would push them back to their misdeeds of old," junior Foreign Minister Renaud Muselier told French radio. 
France led opposition to US moves at the UN over Iraq. As was the case in Iraq, France also has significant oil interests in Sudan.
Mr Muselier also dismissed claims of "ethnic cleansing" or genocide in Darfur.
"I firmly believe it is a civil war and as they are little villages of 30, 40, 50, there is nothing easier than for a few armed horsemen to burn things down, to kill the men and drive out the women," he said.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/3875277.stm

Hopefully Sarkosy really is going to change thier policy, I hope so.

Wow, sorry for the formatting issues  on the cut and paste




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