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Perhaps Saddam's idea of Oil-for-Food in Euros was another reason for the war. And putting pressure on Saudi Arabia was not so much about throttling the terrorist's funding, more about pressure on OPEC to keep the dollar.
Still the words used in this Venezuela article, even if it's a tabloid cheap shot are 'fighting talk.' Re: OPEC (and Iran) switching to Euros, "the immediate effect would be a massive devaluation, perhaps sparking of domino-effect devaluations worldwide in US$-related foreign reserves and foreign debt calculations."
Will Isreal pull the US into a Middle East war, a war over the petrodollar?
Will bin Laden's threat to bankrupt the US come true?
Tune in next week ";->"
The Russian Sunburn anti ship cruise missile. Now in the possession of Iran.
1992 Also posted to: warBlog
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Other title(s) for this story: Metafilter: The Sinking PetroDollar - abandon ship!
I could waste hours here, staring, with a funny grin on my face. (Too much detail, Steve!)
SAAB: the official archive of small and animated boobs.
1991 Also posted to: sexblogs
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Other title(s) for this story: A cacophony of tits
Guardian: The theory runs that within a decade, standard cathode ray tube TVs, VHS videos and DVD players will be history. In their place will be a home entertainment system in which one box wirelessly streams audio, video, web and television content to a series of flat screens and handheld devices throughout the home.
1990 Also posted to: cyberSaps
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Other title(s) for this story: Microsoft's battle for the living room
"Jock Gill, a former adviser on Internet media to President Clinton,
says blogs work for Jupiter because they create trust and build
connections with readers. "You do business with people you trust, and
blogs help create that trust," Gill said."
Bringing
in business they may not have otherwise got. The 50,000 page reads per
day is nothing compared to the rest of Jupiter's site, but those hits
are bringing in sales leads.
1989 Also posted to: cyberSaps
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Other title(s) for this story: Blogs bring a boost to Jupiter Research

