Sell oil and share the revenues. Again, is it going to last or is it just another shortlived political deal . My worries are, my hope is, of course, that it will be a step in the right direction and the right direction being a National Hydrocarbon law that has at least the quad political backing on both sides, but i also have worries. Past legacy is not very promising and, of course, we also have all of these pending issues such as land, such as revenue sharing, the grievances of boss are, the bosra, that the same that is echoed, why should the kurdish share oil with the government. These are challenges that the hydrocarbon deal is being faced with. I think kurdish oil policy when t initially started in 2004 2005, some say how oil is being managed. The pushback in baghdad was so strong and fierce and aggressive, this small cat was correspond into the corner and it was turned into a tiger that is thousand big enough for baghdad to deal with. That has been one of the landmarks of kurdish
They say they operate independently of the afghan taliban, but there is coordination. They live and harbor on that same border reasonableon, the afghan and pakistan border, but the focus is more on pakistans government and the military. Over the years they have been responsible for killing tens of thousands of civilians and Pakistan Military officials. Host any reaction yet from the pakistani government . Guest its just really horrified. The Prime Minister has strengthened the countrys resolve to take the battle to the taliban and try to eradicate this problem. But as we all know judging from the u. S. Experience in afghanistan, this is a very complicated, very long battle and effort that is unlikely to resolve any time soon. Host tim craig, here in the u. S. We saw what happened, different situation, but still a terror attack in sydney, australia. Should we be concerned about the taliban here . Guest over the years the f. B. I. And others have raised concern that the Pakistan Taliban
Less polarizing at the same time bring the kinds of legitimacy that, National Conciliation process, under an arab umbrella will have, especially with the different components of Iraqi Society. Very quick comment. I agree the u. N. Might be the most credible party. But its about having a party with well intentions we need a party that is able to enfold them, to oblige them. Agree first because i hope the egyptians will work on their own National Conciliation. I dont think they have that force. Credibility is very much derived from the power you have. And on religious institution, one sentence comment. The religious institutions and suss , i mean, actually tanie being the figure, theyre losing power to politics since 2003 because of the accumulation of wealth and power in the hands of politicians and political parties, which enables them to coop the religious institutions and figures. But he is in a whole different category. Right. Thats why i started with that. My comment would be it ha
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That one. Well talk about that a little bit later. Weve been sitting back pouring back through the documents, the s. E. C. Findings of what happened, now this criminal complaint singling one individual. The more information we get, the more impossible it is to believe he could have caused this. We have a ton of earnings on tap. You just saw some of the biggies. All of that will get into full swing next hour. Also the outlook for oil prices an exclusive with bps ceo bob dudley coming up in a little while, also well see how the industry has changed in the five years since bps tragic oil spill. The dow, the major indexes have been under pressure today. A lot of that for the dow has been travelers. Concerns about their earnings power. 71 points lower, back below 18,000 for a decline of 0. 4 . The s p just barely in negative territory, actually down about 1 point, just sitting below the 2100 level. Look at the nasdaq though it is up 0. 5 bill. So much focus today on the biotech, the pharma