Latest posts on Global capital is real salty about oil & Obrador topichttps://rhizzone.net/forum/topic/15715/2019-08-02T21:08:19+00:00Discussion :: Laissez's Faire :: Global capital is real salty about oil & Obrador (by cars)
2019-08-02T21:08:19+00:00387605I (28M) decapitated plagiarism with a shovel and it won’t stop making its severed head kiss my roommate’s fiancée
Discussion :: Laissez's Faire :: Global capital is real salty about oil & Obrador (by Populares)
2019-08-02T21:03:09+00:00387603Plagiarism stole my girlfriend.
Discussion :: Laissez's Faire :: Global capital is real salty about oil & Obrador (by cars)
2019-08-02T20:25:49+00:00387602</p><style type="text/css">.custom387594{color:#000000 !important; background-color:#FFFFFF !important; }</style><blockquote class="custom387594"><em><a href="/forum/post/387594/">Petrol</a> posted:</em><br/><p class="postbody_text">since OP apparently has nothing to contribute to this topic i guess i'll share my thoughts.
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<br/>Grifter of Pentecostalists / social democrat President Obrador of Mexico released a new plan to fund Pemex, the Mexican state oil company, but it’s not primed to allow private foreign takeover of Mexican oil production. So Fitch downgraded Pemex’s debt to junk status, and if one more big investment house does the same, e.g Moody’s, a whole bunch of auto-triggers will trip in big pension funds and other institutional investors, forcing mass sell-off of Mexico’s debt and possibly plunging Mexico into a sovereign debt crisis. Funny How,
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<br/>Hmm seems to be plagiarism of the OP.. suggest a ban for Petrov here.
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Discussion :: Laissez's Faire :: Global capital is real salty about oil & Obrador (by Flying_horse_in_saudi_arabia)
2019-08-02T08:36:08+00:00387594since OP apparently has nothing to contribute to this topic i guess i'll share my thoughts.
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<br/>Grifter of Pentecostalists / social democrat President Obrador of Mexico released a new plan to fund Pemex, the Mexican state oil company, but it’s not primed to allow private foreign takeover of Mexican oil production. So Fitch downgraded Pemex’s debt to junk status, and if one more big investment house does the same, e.g Moody’s, a whole bunch of auto-triggers will trip in big pension funds and other institutional investors, forcing mass sell-off of Mexico’s debt and possibly plunging Mexico into a sovereign debt crisis. Funny How,
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Discussion :: Laissez's Faire :: Global capital is real salty about oil & Obrador (by Populares)
2019-08-02T06:37:52+00:00387592This is now a simpsonswave thread. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/ecFilUIs32E" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="None"></iframe>
Discussion :: Laissez's Faire :: Global capital is real salty about oil & Obrador (by kinch)
2019-08-02T00:40:30+00:00387588you hardly got the ball rolling. the op is two words!
Discussion :: Laissez's Faire :: Global capital is real salty about oil & Obrador (by cars)
2019-08-01T19:13:55+00:00387580I’m willing to let the marketplace of ideas do its work... both of you are welcome to write good posts on the thread topic so you don’t look like wimps. Namaste
Discussion :: Laissez's Faire :: Global capital is real salty about oil & Obrador (by Populares)
2019-08-01T18:05:03+00:00387574I'm making my stand here, this is the REAL thread.
Discussion :: Laissez's Faire :: Global capital is real salty about oil & Obrador (by dimashq)
2019-08-01T17:34:31+00:00387571I say just keep both threads and see what happens
Discussion :: Laissez's Faire :: Global capital is real salty about oil & Obrador (by cars)
2019-08-01T16:30:51+00:00387569Grifter of Pentecostalists / social democrat President Obrador of Mexico released a new plan to fund Pemex, the Mexican state oil company, but it’s not primed to allow private foreign takeover of Mexican oil production. So Fitch downgraded Pemex’s debt to junk status, and if one more big investment house does the same, e.g Moody’s, a whole bunch of auto-triggers will trip in big pension funds and other institutional investors, forcing mass sell-off of Mexico’s debt and possibly plunging Mexico into a sovereign debt crisis. Funny How,