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Old 24-09-2005, 10:51   #57
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Re: Is it time to pull British troops out of Iraq?

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Originally Posted by Paul
Think part of the problem would be the location of oil fields in part of Iraq, isn't most of the oil production in one part of the country? If so the people left in the half without access to something that would bring them a lot of financial security would be very upset.
I did think of that. The problem wouldn't be oil supply in general, but in quantity. Dividing the country into 3 logical parts would mean everyone gets some oil, but some would get more than most (Kurdistan would do worse, but they'd consider their freedom to be more important) The Shiites in the south I think would have more oil than the Sunnis...

The oil would be controlled and sold through anyway OPEC, so shouldn't be a problem really.
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