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Subject: Explica la isso

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Date Posted: 28/06/05 3:02:31
In reply to: N�o h� pachorra... 's message, "N�o � nada disso." on 26/06/05 20:03:41

Great powers seem to need foreign demons. For the US, the Soviet Union and Japan fitted that role for much of the second half of the last century. Now it is China�s turn. The paroxysms of anxiety unleashed by the bid by China National Offshore Oil Corporation for Unocal seem oblivious to reason or facts.

America�s China-bashers claim a CNOOC takeover would imperil US security. Yet Unocal is a second-tier oil and gas company, most of whose production is in Asia and under long-term contract to customers there. CNOOC has said it will operate Unocal�s US business at arm�s length and sell it, if Washington so requires. Even if the US bought Unocal�s Asian oil, it lacks enough west coast refineries to process it. So much for scare stories about China meeting its energy needs by filching US supplies.
energia, etc.

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�, j� o Cavaco dizia o mesmo -- N�o h� pachorra..., 28/06/05 18:41:48

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