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Indonesia oil - 17 Nov 07

Indonesia is the only Asian-Pacific member of OPEC that's meeting in Saudi Arabia this weekend. Much of the country's oil reserve remains undeveloped. Al Jazeera's Step Vassen reports on how it i...  
 
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cybersphere (1 year ago) Show Hide
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"If we sell our land, I hope we'll be offered a steady job". LMFAO. People, if you have oil, its worth millions. You'll never have to work again.
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The problem is Indonesia do not have the technologies to dig the oil. They need partner.
come on! you can't have everything on your own. Indonesia must willing to share orelse they have nothing but riot and terrorist
setanta333 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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if there is oil there,,,be very carefull,,,,there could be weapons of mass destruction///////and then the USA will probably bomb you WITH weapons of mass destruction and give an excuse like?%$"&¬¬if we dont attack them now then they are going to take over America and hold us all prisoners
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Stop these oil companies from polluting these poor farmers lands and taking away their livelihoods!!
mimeNo9 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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The anchor (news reader) at the beginning was broadcast from Al Jazeera's Malaysian headquarters in Kuala Lampur. The field reporter was in Java, Indonesia.

Al Jazeera International does a cool thing where the 24 hour day is divided up by it's 4 headquarters (Kuala Lampur - morning, Doha - day, London - evening, and Washington - night)taking a lead in broadcasting during certain hours.
eneliatarknenah (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Indonesia also has a pretty high Muslim population as well, so I'm sure the U.S. will soon find a way to link it to terrorism. No more war!
islamthetruth1 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Yea US wont allow muslims to be able to develop and have their own system and way of life. its just not clear that Democratic system is not suited to some people and you dont just go and impose it on them
geoffreyphilip (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Not only Exxon Mobil but even Shell makes a havoc of the place after drilling. I cant understand how evil the CEO or person incharge are. I'm ALL for drilling oil, but these oil companies should do good for these farmers.

Look at nigeria where Shell left huge huge oil spills after drilling the oil. Too bad.
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Indonesian oil should be nationalized and should stay in the hands of the people of Indonesia, not American oil companies.

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