MIDNIGHT BLUE schrieb am 16. April 2005 0:06
> nicht systemkonform schrieb am 15. April 2005 16:55
>
> > > > Multis haben ein Auge auf Bosniens Ölfelder geworfen
> > >
> > > Den Quatsch glaubst du doch selbst nicht.
> >
> > Leugnest du etwa die Existenz von Ölfeldern auf dem Balkan?
>
> Die größten Ölvorkommen Ex-Jugoslawiens sind Rapsfelder.
Sicher?
"...
According to ‘Nezavisne Novine,’ the oil discovered is of a “very
good quality.” Officials believe that it amounts to 50 million tons
near Tuzla and 500 million tons near Samac. According to A-1, this
total would serve to supply the country for the next 10 years.
Bosnian officials believe that from the Samac hoard alone $300
million of profit can be made annually. But they have yet to equate
how much excavation and infrastructure costs will cut into profits.
..."
> http://www.balkanalysis.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=353
> nicht systemkonform schrieb am 15. April 2005 16:55
>
> > > > Multis haben ein Auge auf Bosniens Ölfelder geworfen
> > >
> > > Den Quatsch glaubst du doch selbst nicht.
> >
> > Leugnest du etwa die Existenz von Ölfeldern auf dem Balkan?
>
> Die größten Ölvorkommen Ex-Jugoslawiens sind Rapsfelder.
Sicher?
"...
According to ‘Nezavisne Novine,’ the oil discovered is of a “very
good quality.” Officials believe that it amounts to 50 million tons
near Tuzla and 500 million tons near Samac. According to A-1, this
total would serve to supply the country for the next 10 years.
Bosnian officials believe that from the Samac hoard alone $300
million of profit can be made annually. But they have yet to equate
how much excavation and infrastructure costs will cut into profits.
..."
> http://www.balkanalysis.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=353