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We are starting to see some success with the Iraqi Government in reducing payments to iraqi citizens who were living in isil controlled area. There is a downside to that. When they do that, that alley and eights them further from the Central Government in baghdad. To me, the important aspect here and the important theme would be to sustain the pressure. One of the sources that has been surprisingly consequential is blackmarket antiquity sales from the looting that has occurred. Its my understanding that the u. S. Has sanctions that it can impose on anyone who imports antiquities stolen by isis. It doesnt have separate abilities to sanction individuals who actually purchase looted syria and antiquities. Would it be helpful to authorize sanctions that are not just against the buyer or the seller, but against the middlemen who are involved . I would want to take that under advisement and consult with my colleagues at the department of treasury. I would tell you in the scheme of things, th
The resolution 1929 of 2010 and about half of those firings were going on during the negotiations which of course were separate from the actual negotiations. After 35 years i found the most capable force to be its soundness and accuracy. It has all the ranges covered that can lead to the national targets. In the longterm, i expect they will invest some of the money into improving the rest of their military capabilities. What is the longterm . In other words, how many years is longterm . Five years, ten years . Secondly, what should be our response, and i believe it has to be a robust and strong response, to that increase in longerterm military capabilities that threaten our allies and friends in the region, most particularly israel, with terrorism and other conventional military capabilities as well as the counter incentives that we can provide. That longterm, as far as five years, weve artie seen an agreement between iran and the russian 300 air defense system. We are seeing them demo
With people they felt were smarter. Q and a, former secretary of defense and former director of the cia robert gates discusses his book. He has served under several president s, most recently, george w. Bush and barack obama. At the at the end of the cold war, i came to believe very strongly that the American People had given the cia a pass on a lot of things because of this exit essential conflict with the soviet union. I believe that after the end of the cold war, we would have to be more open about what we did and why we did it and even to extent, how we did it to help the American People better understand why intelligence was important to the government and to president s and why president s valued it. Tonight on cspan. On tuesday, Intelligent Intelligence Community leaders testify before the Senate Intelligence committee on Global Threats to the u. S. , including the islamic state, north Koreas Nuclear provocation, russian aggression and drug trafficking. Cia directorlude john bre
It is not just oil but if you look at the correlation between the oil and the stock market they made the same bottom base in crude and stocks from the low we saw in february. Weve seen a nice reversal. In the middle of a range for oil where weve been trading a move up to 36 could get shorts scrambling. Weve seen a nice leg to the upside. Were now at the upper end of the range. Weve been trading between 1950 and 1810 in the s p. A break to the upside. You do the math, add 140 points on top, the target is 2100 on the s p if the breakout follows through. Melissa yeah. How do you see this translating to the other Refined Products right now . Well, crude oil obviously is benchmark, that is what people focus on. Were still in the winter season. Here in chicago well be, refiners will be shifting production and doing their maintenance. So in the near term, that could be supportive of prices. But, you know overall if you look at natural gas, if you look at gasoline they continue to drift lower