http://www.muckety.com/Iranian-energy-sector/5085481.muckety
Iranian energy sector
Iranian energy sector current relationships:
Amona - doing business with (2010)
Belneftekhim - doing business with (2010)
China National Offshore Oil Corporation - doing business with (2010)
China National Petroleum Corporation - doing business with (2010)
Costain Oil, Gas & Process Ltd - doing business with (2010)
Daelim Industrial Co., Ltd. - doing business with (2010)
Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering - doing business with (2010)
Edison S.p.A. - doing business with (2010)
Eni S.p.A. - doing business with (2010)
Gazprom - doing business with (2010)
GS Engineering & Construction - doing business with (2010)
Haldor Topsoe - doing business with (2010)
Hinduja - doing business with (2010)
Hyundai Heavy Industries - doing business with (2010)
INA - doing business with (2010)
Indian Oil Corporation - doing business with (2010)
Inpex - doing business with (2010)
Iran - industry
JGC Corporation - doing business with (2010)
Lukoil - doing business with (2010)
LyondellBasell - doing business with (2010)
Oil and Natural Gas Corporation - doing business with (2010)
Oil India Ltd. - doing business with (2010)
OMV - doing business with (2010)
ONGC Videsh Ltd - doing business with (2010)
Petrobras - doing business with (2010)
Petrofield - doing business with (2010)
Petroleos de Venezuela, S.A. - doing business with (2010)
Petronet LNG - doing business with (2010)
PGNiG - doing business with (2010)
PTT Exploration & Production - doing business with (2010)
Repsol - doing business with (2010)
Royal Dutch Shell plc - doing business with (2010)
Sinopec - doing business with (2010)
SKS Ventures - doing business with (2010)
Snamprogetti - doing business with (2010)
StatoilHydro - doing business with (2010)
Tecnimont - doing business with (2010)
Total - doing business with (2010)
The problems we have aren’t caused by Obama himself, it really does go back to Crony Capitalists, and communist sympathizers, who own the Petroleum, Banking, and Pharmaceutical industries around the world.
Moscow’s Favorite Capitalists are Running the Show
http://www.nytimes.com/1983/07/17/books/moscow-s-favorite-capitalists.html
Red Carpet
AN interesting scene or two in the 65-year history of relations between the United States and the Soviet Union has been played by an extraordinarily affluent group of Americans, namely Armand Hammer, Averell Harriman, Cyrus Eaton, David Rockefeller and Donald Kendall. (Mr. Kendall, the youngest and the only one who could conceivably require identification, is the man who brought Pepsi-Cola to the Russians in exchange for a variety of more stimulating intoxicants for the American market.) These men have had much closer relationships with the Soviet leadership than run-of-the-mill diplomats, foreign policy specialists or politicians. ‘’Red Carpet’’ by Joseph Finder takes up the history of their Russian relationships.
A large part of the book is concerned with the exceptionally durable Armand Hammer, whose association goes back to Lenin and, through his father, Julius Hammer, an ardent Soviet sympathizer and supporter, to the Revolution itself. But the central point of the story is that all of these men through their wealth -their unequivocal identification with capitalism -won an attention and respect in the U.S.S.R. that was not accorded to others, including anti capitalist friends.
They were the American ruling class as the Russians would have it. All (including Mr. Harriman in the 1920’s) did business with or for the Soviet Union, although none, with the probable exception of Mr. Hammer, seem to have made much money out of it. But then, money was not the motive, a matter to which I shall return.
Put it this way: the Iranian ISLAMIC regime will keep on going. The US never had a feasible or cohesive policy since Carter & his European allies brought down the Shah, except to keep the Islamic Iranian regime in business & in power.