The Coming Renationalization of Petrobras.

[Cesko]

In my opinion Petrobras is a better source of capital to implement my economic development plan than any foreign government or international institution such as the World Bank and so forth. The renationalization of Petrobras it makes sense to me for this particular purpose.
You should read about postwar West Germany to have any clue how wealth and modern economy gets created.
Nationalized Petrobras will be milk cow for few chosen at the top,who with their cohorts will be filling their Swiss accounts neglecting this cow until it stops giving. The "owners"(people?!) won't see a shit.
That's what's going on in Russia and elsewhere.
People the owners, that truly floors me.

 

[Cesko]

SA your images, ideas are just what could should would be. There is not a slightest bit of sense for reality in your brain.

 

[pod11432]

Quote from southamerica:

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SothAmerica: By the way before I forget - Today's Financial Times (UK) had an entire section about the Brazilian economy.

The articles reflect what is happening in Brazil today - and the articles are very interesting and put the spotlight on this emerging superpower.

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Do you have a link to that article?

 

[TraderZones]

Quote from Cesko:

When Petrobras is completely renationalized the Brazilian government will control 100 percent of its outstanding shares – in essence the Brazilian people would be the new owners of Petrobras.

Perfect. No more capitalists,people will be owners. This is so fucking incredibly stupid and naive it deserves no more comments. The whole Eastern Bloc was based on the same non-sense.

Completely correct. I don't know what people see in this retard's continuing ramblings.

I am sure he would be singing the praises if someone nationalized something he happened to have a major stake in.

 

[fearless9]

Quote from libertad:

Excellent Commentary....As Usual....

Brazil indeed has an incredibly bright future....

And it will be because of people like yourself.....or perhaps.... actually yourself being there.... to steer it along....

I think that you should be playing a more direct role in Brazil....at least give it some consideration.....

One person ....can make all the difference in the world......either in the wrong direction such as Bush or Cheney....

Or in the right direction....possibly such as yourself working more directly in Brazilian matters....or like a Boone Pickens in the US.....

SA
I think that libertad is right, you should give deep consideration to returning to Brazil and develop into one of the leaders who will Brazil forward into it's rightful place in 21st century.

You can only achieve so much from a distance no matter how well connected you may feel that you are in the country of your birth.

In the end great leadership is borne from deep commitment and democracies demand that their leaders lead from the front and not merely comment from the sidelines.

This is where you, one man, can make an enormous impact on Brazil's future and I urge you along with libertad to give it your deepest consideration.

All it takes is commitment

regards
f9

 

[TraderZones]

Quote from fearless9:

develop into one of the leaders who will Brazil forward into it's rightful place in 21st century.

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In the end great leadership is borne from deep commitment and democracies demand that their leaders lead from the front and not merely comment from the sidelines.

This is where you, one man, can make an enormous impact on Brazil's future and I urge you along with libertad to give it your deepest consideration.

GAG COUGH ACK

SA's yay Brazil, boo USA, twist the facts makes Hugo Chavez look more appealing

 

[SouthAmerica]

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July 10, 2008

SouthAmerica: To all at this forum

Every forum has a member with the intellect of a 5 year old kid. In our forum that honor goes to Trader Zones - and his postings speak for itself.

This guy does not have even the minimum intellect required for him to realize that he is Pathetic.

I have no idea why this silly person still reading my postings.

Anyway he is the only person in this forum on my ignore list since I don't have the time to waste with this clown.

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[SouthAmerica]

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July 11, 2008

SouthAmerica: Yesterday, I received an email from RGE Monitor saying that they are going to reproduce my piece granting credit to Brazzil Magazine. You can see the actual article and the comments at the following location:

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[SouthAmerica]

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July 11, 2008

SouthAmerica: By the way, I will be very surprised if there is any comments in favor of my plan from that particular audience.

I understand the reaction that I am going to get from these people from hedge funds, mutual funds, all kinds of banks, insurance companies, pension plans, private investors and so on - keep in mind that all these people are aware that Petrobras is becoming a major gold mine with great prospects for the future.

And many of these institutions and people own a piece of Petrobras and my article is saying to all these people I am going to take this gold mine away from you.

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[asap]

Quote from southamerica:

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July 11, 2008

SouthAmerica: By the way, I will be very surprised if there is any comments in favor of my plan from that particular audience.

I understand the reaction that I am going to get from these people from hedge funds, mutual funds, all kinds of banks, insurance companies, pension plans, private investors and so on - keep in mind that all these people are aware that Petrobras is becoming a major gold mine with great prospects for the future.

And many of these institutions and people own a piece of Petrobras and my article is saying to all these people I am going to take this gold mine away from you.

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southam

i am not seeing what the advantages are of nationalization of petrobras, other than a self-aggrandizing and pseudo-narcissistic effort to elevate the nation's morale. on top of that, the idea pops up in the middle of oil's price surge which indicates that its main motive, most certainly, is greed rather than economic efficiency. considering the actual price of oil and the evident shift in the energy paradigm in the coming decades, i wonder, who would win from this maneuver? the people of brazil you say? don't think so. unfortunately, brazil was built upon the portuguese heritage and rapidly ascended into a extremely unbalanced society where nepotism is the underlying assumption in its power structure. in such environment, nationalization will turn out to be a mega operation of transferring power to the friends of the elected government, without any realistic backing whatsoever. so tell me. why would brazil would prefer to spend $200b in buying petrobras stake rather than investing that money in solving their people's problems, such poverty, drugs the social unrest or paving the way for economic development with infrastructures, education and health services?