House of Paine

gas flow cash flow

 acheson brief:

   pink

thanx to my old comrade
          yigor federenkyo  

  i've got some light to cast
         thru this latest east slav
                             mud wrestle 


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  here's 
 reproduced
        --- as best i can-----

the flower
  of yegor's   call to me
 this morning at 3:00 am 


          tuck my friend ....

this up link has too many  down links 

    get me ????

 cryptic is good
         but cryptic i'am not 

       so ....

    simply pu-tski

     don't follow the gas 

   direction of gas flow

  is
    not 
           direction of cash flow 

     thiz   energy beeeezness 
 is  done 
       with italian  keeping 

  two sets of books

plus 

two sets of pipes

   catch me here ???

  one pipe  sends gas

the other.... slush  

distinct destination 

distinct customers 

distinct  interests


hey my friend

 is like  porn  channel 

no one wants to get caught 


 but everyone iz 

  watching  

so

    of course


 they hush hush 
   
   the flush flow 

now say 

 u  get diagram
    of slush flow 


          well...

  u might find out
some nice surprises

like  finding
  porn channel
   hooked up to arch bishop's dacha eh ??

  best way to remain wizard 

 never  act surprised 

                  right?

 to get among the  specifics ....

     as in   
  who's  really making out like bandit here 


 my hunch....

   check  under bed of most  "out raged"patriots 


then again i oughta just
                       shut my  trap eh ?? 


       
  old pudlovic adage:
      

  tell alls  know nothing 

   tell nothings  know all 


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news item lat


KIEV, Ukraine — 
After last week's signing
 of a five-year natural gas agreement with Russia
 President Viktor Yushchenko 
was basking in self-congratulation.
 "I would call it a brilliant achievement," 


But former ally 
Yulia Tymoshenko 
"Only a person with a huge New Year's hangover
 can call this a success," 
"It's clear that the government 
has systematically and consciously 
betrayed the national interests of Ukraine."

 
  

In an alarming sign for Ukrainian liberals
 Yushchenko's Our Ukraine party 
got just 13.7% 
in a poll taken before the gas deal
 putting it in third place
 trailing Tymoshenko's bloc. 

Leading the pack 
is the party of former Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich
 the Russian-backed candidate 
 His party now commands 26.6% in the polls.


Yushchenko called on a broad range 
of Ukrainians 
to rally against the Russian enemy 
and emerged with a pact
 that he said guaranteed the nation
 "true independence" 
 "We have guaranteed ourselves
 a stable gas supply 
in the next five years

 Tymoshenko
 " Russia  has shrewdly outmaneuvered Ukraine
 and taken home a deal 
that give her almost everything she wants"

Last week, cellphone text messages 
spread through Ukraine,
 recalling the history 
of famine, secret police arrests, 
and other low points 
in Ukraine's history with Russia:

 "Remember gasoline? 
Tuzla? 
Famine? NKVD terror? 
… Don't buy Russian gas.
 If you are a Ukrainian,
 send this to your friends." 





 the split with Tymoshenko 
is fragmenting the pro-Western camp
 amid growing disillusion 
with events of the last year.

Although tax revenue has skyrocketed 
with a clampdown on corruption,
 overall economic growth is down 
and prices are up. 
Foreign investment is a fraction 
of what the new government
 hoped it would be.

Yushchenko's supporters
 blame
 much of the difficulty
 on the populist economic policies 
of Tymoshenko,
 who threw investors into retreat 
when she threatened to nationalize 
about 3,500 businesses 
and imposed controls
 to check skyrocketing gasoline prices.


 

Opponents say
 Yushchenko's rich supporters 
who helped the president come to power
 used the opportunity to transfer
 wealth from the old guard 
to themselves.



"The fact that Yushchenko
 is now stating that he's eager
 to ally with Yanukovich 
in the parliament after the election
 can mean only one of two things," 

"Either Yushchenko has become so weak 
that he's eager to cooperate with 'bandits,'
 or that he lied a year ago 
when he called Yanukovich
 and his team 'bandits.' 
The way he lied about everything else."




 Under new political reforms,
 the parliament has the power
 to hire and fire the prime minister
 and his Cabinet.

It seems unlikely that even together
 Yushchenko and Tymoshenko
 would win a majority big enough
 to form a government, 



"The policy will be less anti-Russian and less pro-Western,"


 said Mikhail Pogrebinsky,
 director of the Center
for Political and Conflict Studies in Kiev.

 "It will be a multi-vectored one 
and a pragmatic one. 
It means that if there's something 
the U.S. wants and can offer 
something in exchange, 
then OK, we have a deal.