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 | | From: | Gulshan Khan (wada-Sain) | | Subject: | A disaster awaits India | | Date: | Sun, 23 Jan 2005 21:03:29 -0500 |
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 | But then India is already a tragedy, a disaster a hellhole... Seems
like CUNTbirs farts are not enough now indoos will have to smell
plenty of sulla farts throw a huge pipe line.. :) I'd say add some
holy gao-mutra along with farts.
http://news.newkerala.com/world-news/?action=fullnews&id=62807
India, Pak closer than before to reach accord on Iran pipeline: Aiyar:
[World News]: London, Jan 20 : India and Pakistan are much closer than
before to an agreement on the gas pipeline from Iran, Petroleum
Minister Mani Shankar Aiyar has said.
"The plan is for Iran to hammer out two separate agreements with India
and Pakistan, thus bypassing the pitfalls of direct negotiations
between Delhi and Islamabad," Aiyar, who is here to attract foreign
investment in exploration of oil and natural gas in twenty blocks,
said in an interview to 'Financial Times' today.
Aiyar said the Iran pipeline would have far-reaching diplomatic
effects. Pakistan would earn at least 500 million dollars a year in
transit fees.
"I have succeeded in persuading my colleagues in New Delhi that the
Iran pipeline is not a question of foreign policy with Pakistan but of
India's own energy security," Aiyar said.
Last week Aiyar persuaded his counterparts in Bangladesh and Burma to
agree in principle to a pipeline that would bring Burma's huge natural
gas reserves to India via Bangladesh.
The deal, which could be hammered out by April and the pipeline built
within two years, puts an end to years of Bangladeshi prevarication
over whether to sell its own substantial - but untapped - reserves to
India.
Under the agreement, Dhaka can decide whether to feed its own gas into
the Burma pipeline without triggering the old fear of creating too
much of a dependency on India.
"It is a win-win-win situation worth billions of dollars," Aiyar said.
PTI
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| | From: | §§_Blue_Ice_§§ | | Subject: | Re: A disaster awaits India | | Date: | Mon, 24 Jan 2005 09:53:21 +0700 |
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| Gulshan Khan (wada-Sain) wrote:
> But then India is already a tragedy, a disaster a hellhole... Seems
> like CUNTbirs farts are not enough now indoos will have to smell
> plenty of sulla farts throw a huge pipe line.. :) I'd say add some
> holy gao-mutra along with farts.
u can't produce anything else.
mullas like u should be banned fomr the city of toronto.
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>
> http://news.newkerala.com/world-news/?action=fullnews&id=62807
>
> India, Pak closer than before to reach accord on Iran pipeline: Aiyar:
> [World News]: London, Jan 20 : India and Pakistan are much closer than
> before to an agreement on the gas pipeline from Iran, Petroleum
> Minister Mani Shankar Aiyar has said.
>
> "The plan is for Iran to hammer out two separate agreements with India
> and Pakistan, thus bypassing the pitfalls of direct negotiations
> between Delhi and Islamabad," Aiyar, who is here to attract foreign
> investment in exploration of oil and natural gas in twenty blocks,
> said in an interview to 'Financial Times' today.
>
> Aiyar said the Iran pipeline would have far-reaching diplomatic
> effects. Pakistan would earn at least 500 million dollars a year in
> transit fees.
>
> "I have succeeded in persuading my colleagues in New Delhi that the
> Iran pipeline is not a question of foreign policy with Pakistan but of
> India's own energy security," Aiyar said.
>
> Last week Aiyar persuaded his counterparts in Bangladesh and Burma to
> agree in principle to a pipeline that would bring Burma's huge natural
> gas reserves to India via Bangladesh.
>
> The deal, which could be hammered out by April and the pipeline built
> within two years, puts an end to years of Bangladeshi prevarication
> over whether to sell its own substantial - but untapped - reserves to
> India.
>
> Under the agreement, Dhaka can decide whether to feed its own gas into
> the Burma pipeline without triggering the old fear of creating too
> much of a dependency on India.
>
> "It is a win-win-win situation worth billions of dollars," Aiyar said.
> PTI
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| | From: | Gulshan Khan (wada-Sain) | | Subject: | Re: A disaster awaits India | | Date: | Sun, 23 Jan 2005 21:56:17 -0500 |
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| On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 09:53:21 +0700, §§ Blue Ice §§
wrote:
>Gulshan Khan (wada-Sain) wrote:
>> But then India is already a tragedy, a disaster a hellhole... Seems
>> like CUNTbirs farts are not enough now indoos will have to smell
>> plenty of sulla farts throw a huge pipe line.. :) I'd say add some
>> holy gao-mutra along with farts.
>
>u can't produce anything else.
>mullas like u should be banned fomr the city of toronto.
Who will pay for the services rendered by your matha ji? Beside we
will provide you lot of piss via 18 inch pipe... Start your day with
it.
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>> http://news.newkerala.com/world-news/?action=fullnews&id=62807
>>
>> India, Pak closer than before to reach accord on Iran pipeline: Aiyar:
>> [World News]: London, Jan 20 : India and Pakistan are much closer than
>> before to an agreement on the gas pipeline from Iran, Petroleum
>> Minister Mani Shankar Aiyar has said.
>>
>> "The plan is for Iran to hammer out two separate agreements with India
>> and Pakistan, thus bypassing the pitfalls of direct negotiations
>> between Delhi and Islamabad," Aiyar, who is here to attract foreign
>> investment in exploration of oil and natural gas in twenty blocks,
>> said in an interview to 'Financial Times' today.
>>
>> Aiyar said the Iran pipeline would have far-reaching diplomatic
>> effects. Pakistan would earn at least 500 million dollars a year in
>> transit fees.
>>
>> "I have succeeded in persuading my colleagues in New Delhi that the
>> Iran pipeline is not a question of foreign policy with Pakistan but of
>> India's own energy security," Aiyar said.
>>
>> Last week Aiyar persuaded his counterparts in Bangladesh and Burma to
>> agree in principle to a pipeline that would bring Burma's huge natural
>> gas reserves to India via Bangladesh.
>>
>> The deal, which could be hammered out by April and the pipeline built
>> within two years, puts an end to years of Bangladeshi prevarication
>> over whether to sell its own substantial - but untapped - reserves to
>> India.
>>
>> Under the agreement, Dhaka can decide whether to feed its own gas into
>> the Burma pipeline without triggering the old fear of creating too
>> much of a dependency on India.
>>
>> "It is a win-win-win situation worth billions of dollars," Aiyar said.
>> PTI
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