Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[bigdog5] 12/3/2024 12:21

Good afternoon gullible suckers and delusional fantasists, how's the Fantasy factory doing today:-)

Still no proof as regards scotty snowflake's BS statement that OM63 has departed? How strange, we'll just add it to scotty's very long list of BS, lies and totally wrong predictions.

Has eddie found the link yet about which asset the Chinese are supposed to be watching? Just more desperate BS.

Doesn't look like the Yanks are having much effect on Baghdad as you suckers like to believe. I did say that they would only be paying "lip service" as they have more important issues to sort. As for the water problem couldn't Baghdad ask if S6 and S12 could help out?

Day 354 of no pipe scotty snowflake and Day 72 of your "pipe will be open soon"!!!

Still no budget agreement, no oil law and no imminent takeover!!!

£1.50+ if the pipe ever opens. However, how much sludge will be involved??

[furenstaurus] 12/3/2024 12:02

lol yes indeed ...we are rich and powerful buyers who control the book.But we are charitable we don't want to screw retail.Guffaw.What we will do to build HUGE stakes is let the share price rocket north and accept retail will pile in to the rise and make our stakebuilding hugely expensive.......lololololololol

[worldquant] 12/3/2024 11:57

Next thing is you will be stupid enough to think Insti buyers want the price to go up LOL

[worldquant] 12/3/2024 11:53

Yes the bid is gradually raised to mine for retail sells.
When enough have been sold and gathered together - large stock transferred to buyers, MM drop price to start again.

[sniff_the_tip] 12/3/2024 11:50

LOL is that why the share price has suddenly dropped...?

[hugetakeaway] 12/3/2024 11:48

Edit was 51,780

[hugetakeaway] 12/3/2024 11:47

Worked buy 51,860

[hugetakeaway] 12/3/2024 11:07

https://twitter.com/GoodnightCharl1/status/1767507572100063514?t=gh_jpv_jzJBvDUkciV-G8w&s=19

[hugetakeaway] 12/3/2024 10:49

https://twitter.com/GoodnightCharl1/status/1765302561756615068?t=vhhrMNbVuG4DCrNwXRk19w&s=19

[habshan] 12/3/2024 10:44

"Nevertheless, the precipitous decline in drinking water levels in the region appears to lack concrete solutions for the foreseeable future."

Actually that's not true, there's a very quick and easy solution already on the table.

Step forward "I have a solution" Erdogan who is scheduled to visit Baghdad in the next few weeks to discuss this very problem.

The solution is there, all Baghdad has to do is to negotiate and agree terms, and job done.

They already know that Erdogan has tied the water to the pipeline issue, they just have to want to do it.

[hugetakeaway] 12/3/2024 10:26

https://twitter.com/GoodnightCharl1/status/1767495429459959852?t=3xGwuoO4_RtCgL8NWtJo9A&s=19

[punter26] 12/3/2024 10:18

The impact of oil development in Basra province on the water crisis: an analysis through the prism of the Gas Growth Integrated Project (GGIP)

(For the CFRI, Camille Dubourg explores the ramifications of oil production in Basra Province, with a specific emphasis on water usage within this industry, occurring in a region already grappling with a dire situation).

cfri-irak.com 8th March 2024


..."Conclusion
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While Iraq is set to become the world's fourth-largest oil producer by 2030, this trajectory is poised to be tempered by the water crisis, which is expected to undercut oil production.

In a bid to mitigate the repercussions of climate change and address the impediment posed by the water crisis, the nation aims to emulate the Gulf States by diversifying its energy sector and investing in decarbonisation efforts, fostering the development of more sustainable energy sources. This overarching objective is encapsulated in the GGIP project, which seeks to harness the country's natural resources in a sustainable manner.

Although the observable decline in oil production in 2023 is primarily attributed to factors beyond the water crisis, the latter remains a palpable menace. As part of the GGIP project spearheaded by TotalEnergies and Iraq, sustainable measures are being implemented for energy production, notably through the diversification of water resources and the energy sector. Nevertheless, the precipitous decline in drinking water levels in the region appears to lack concrete solutions for the foreseeable future."

[hugetakeaway] 12/3/2024 10:08

https://twitter.com/GoodnightCharl1/status/1767270651365138844?t=AqwWVOZ380LF9YXDI7YScg&s=19

[punter26] 12/3/2024 09:14

Thanks for posting mmt1.
Amberin Zaman's interesting (updated after paragraph 19) republished article in Al-Monitor is receiving a lot of retweets and comments by other journalists on Twitter (Punter26).

"The pressure was palpable during Sudani’s (Jan 2024) meeting with national security advisor Jake Sullivan on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, according to two of the sources. One of the sources speaking on condition of anonymity told Al-Monitor, “Sullivan told Sudani his (Washington) visit should be in a good context, one in which progress was seen in the relationship with Erbil.”


Amberin Zaman@amberinzaman 12:54 AM Mar 12, 2024
(paragraph 19)
"An oil industry source familiar with the situation pushed back against the claim that the oil companies are refusing Baghdad's offer saying "We've never received one." The source speaking on condition of anonymity continued, "Baghdad's last minute budget change last summer to impose an arbitrary and unaudited average of federal Iraq's oil costs on OICs in Iraqi Kurdistan was intentional. In fact, IOC costs in Kurdistan are no higher than costs in federal Iraq, particularly when comparing similar fields with same exploration and discovery costs. The really low costs that Baghdad likes to highlight are from fields which have operated for over 70 years. In fact some fields in federal Iraq have higher costs than Kurdistan, which an international audit would quickly reveal."



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Wladimir van Wilgenburg@vvanwilgenburg 11hrs

(New report by @amberinzaman)From al-monitor.com

"Administration sources speaking on background underlined that the reason a date for Sudani’s visit has not been set so far is strictly linked to President Joe Biden’s busy schedule in the run-up to the presidential elections."...

"The sources confirmed, however, that resolving chronic differences between Baghdad and Erbil is a matter of priority, as they affect stability in an ever-fractious Iraq and, by extension, undermine the interests of the United States."


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Wladimir van Wilgenburg@vvanwilgenburg 3h

"A presentation by Barzani’s team on reforms in the KRG banking sector in particular won high praise from Brian E. Nelson, the Treasury’s undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence"

"With the latter reportedly noting that the KRG’s push for greater financial transparency, notably digital payments of public sector salaries, is what Washington has been telling Baghdad to do “for years.”

"Assistant Secretary of State for Energy Affairs Geoffrey Pyatt as well as Hochstein and McGurk are expected to press Baghdad on the oil issue when they travel to the region in the coming months"

[mmt1] 12/3/2024 09:08

shortsqueezer: never underestimate entrepreneurial spirit ;) I am pretty sure it is fairly easy to fake the sort of ID these desert rats use :P

[shortsqueezer] 12/3/2024 08:58

Makes a lot of sense. Lots of ghost employees in the past. They won't find it easy to open a bank account for them. :-)

[mmt1] 12/3/2024 08:56

eddie: That's no bad thing, it was clear by the numbers spouted about that there is clear corruption in the salary bill of civil servants in KRG. Maybe when that is cleared up they can afford to pay us our backpayments...

I guessed that was coming anyway..
hxxps://www.kurdistan24.net/en/story/34148-Employees-in-Sulaimani-province-register-for-MyAccount-initiative

[mmt1] 12/3/2024 08:53

"he who pays the piper calls the tune" :]