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Again we see a classic case of our troops dying in a war that serves no justification other than simply lining the pockets of the elite fraudsters some of whom are connected to very senior MP’s and Lords in the UK!
You will recall that Gordon Bowden and I have been pulling our hair out for a few years now trying to force some sort of action against the massive fraudster that operate in this country from corporate executives to bank CEO’s to very senior MP’s and the elite in the House of Lords.
Ever asked yourself why the Serious Fraud Officer, Police or even “clean” (if we have any!) Members of Parliament never raise such issues during Prime Minister’s Question Time?
I keep asking myself why is it that no one speaks out and brings these “Political Crooks” to justice?
Why don’t the Unions and their members take to the streets and hold a peaceful protest outside the House of Parliament, 10 Downing Street or even at one of the many ”Boiler Rooms” in the City of London?
Why is everyone so afraid to reveal the very thing that has and continues to ruin the economy of the United Kingdom?
We have our Prime Minister telling us all that severe austerity measures have to be implemented in order to pay off this huge toxic debt that has been handed down to us from the previous government under Gordon Brown. It’s an absolute joke…. When are you, the British public, going to open your eyes and understand that you will always be screwed and always remain the underdogs as long as our leaders get away with it.
We now see a US congressional probe into such fraud and yet two of the companies are British and operate out of one of those “Boiler Rooms” right here in the City of London at 788-790 Finchley Road, NW11 7TJ.
How come we the British are not investigating the massive fraud being carried out by those two companies at the above address that were privileged to share in some of the $1.069 billion that has been handed out in US contracts?
Will we eventually see our own police or government investigate our own companies or should I say “Virtual Companies” that operate out of their “Not so Plush Headquarter” in Golders Green,
London.
You can bet that if and when a massive police raid takes place on these premises one can expect a putrid smell from within as most of the companies and oil conglomerates who are registered here have never used the place…. Having said that however one could expect the smell of jet fuel that should have been delivered to our boys in Afghanistan!
It is obvious that David Cameron is not going to initiate such an investigation as he himself is implicated in some dodgy deals, not to mention the £17.8 million that he was personally involved in some years ago!
I remember so vividly taking part in Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice as a schoolboy and some of those lines I guess relate to the boiler rooms of today that house many such characters as Shylock! Just listen to some of his spoken words and herein lies a message: “He hath disgraced me, and hindered me half a million; laughed at my losses, mocked at my gains, scorned my nation, thwarted my bargains, cooled my friends, heated mine enemies; and what’s his reason? I am a Jew. A little further in the passage he says, “If you wrong us, shall we not revenge?” This certainly became reality when they took down the World Trade Centre on 9/11.
Before delving into the bowels of this massive fraud I would again repeat that this corruption and tax evasion is a world problem that forms the backbone of the “Zionist Run” New World Order”(NWO) and is basically how it runs and is funded.
It has the power to shut down any company or country anytime it so chooses. It is the NWO that is responsible for the “Arab Spring” and the current “Western Spring” and for the collapse of Ireland, Greece, Italy, Portugal and that other country on the brink of financial disaster, Spain. Believe me this is only the start and we are yet to see the second “Financial Tsunami” that will target mainly Europe and obviously will cause major implications for the United Kingdom as well as possibly taking out the Euro!
The elaborate corporate headquarter situated at 788-790 Finchley Road, Golders Green, London has in its time housed some massive and pretty impressive companies ranging from Truck Sales - Oil/Gas Companies - Administrative Services etc and yet the investors and potential clients of these companies did not realise that this building is simply a “Boiler Room of Virtual Companies” that have only one ambition in life and that is to take investors money, avoid taxes and run. I am 100% sure that after this article start bouncing around the world the occupants or should I say the lack of occupants in this building will again abandon ship and re-emerge under a different name in yet another boiler room somewhere else in London!
We are truly being ripped off to the tune of billions if not trillion of pounds and still we do nothing. What I find so frustrating is the fact that people always ask for authentic evidence on the basis of a sort of “Put Up Or Shut Up Mentality”…. Well folks as Gordon and I have repeatedly told you so many times before “we have the forensic evidence” and the fact that the US Congress is investigating these two British companies is proof in itself.
It was so interesting to read the comments by a well known journalist and Zionist, James Kirchick who gave reference to this fuel scandal in Kyrgyzstan as being a former Soviet republic once known as the “Switzerland of Central Asia” and now suffering in recent years under Bakiyev from grinding poverty and widespread corruption and that the US remains a reliable supporter of the country.
Western imperialism bankrupts every country it enters, rapes it of its resources and then leave them with extremes of poverty…. Not to mention poor Afghanistan that the west has nuked!
I have to give this guy Kirchick due credit, however, I also find him slightly hypocritical based on the fact that the New World Order is controlled by his own Zionist backed empire which clearly shows up in some of his published articles…, especially those that appear in Israeli newspapers!
I should add that our dear ex-PM Tony Blair has been sniffing around Kyrgyzstan on behalf of the British Government for some time trying to stitch up some lucrative oil/gas deals and despite his Labour background is more than happy to represent Cameron and the Conservative Party… He and David Cameron make a perfect pair of “fraudulent gangsters.”Again we see a classic case of our troops dying in a war that serves no justification... more
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Concluding our coverage of the ARTC 15th Annual Meeting, GTForm takes a look at the petrochemical and operability and reliabilty streams.
The second day of the ARTC 15th Annual Meeting featured two technical streams, one focusing on the latest petrochemical technologies and the other on the latest techniques and options for improving reliability and reducing maintenance costs in refineries.
Stream A – Petrochemicals
Didier Lambert, Topnir, opened the petrochemical stream with a presentation on steam cracker optimisation through the use of an online measurement process, along with a general overview of Topnir’s offerings. He explained that the Topnir system is a turnkey system for the measurement of hydrocarbon properties in less than one minute and can operate on an offline and/or online basis. The 740,000tpa ethylene steam cracker at the Naphtachimie Total/Ineos joint venture was used as a case study for Topnir’s online analyser/pattern recognition technologies and its advanced process control/real-time optimisation systems. The former allowed much greater monitoring of potential ethylene content. Lambert also discussed how such systems can be used in the petrochemical industry to improve both furnace control and severity optimisation, potentially generating US$3–5 million in benefits a year, through greater yields, energy savings, tighter product quality and other factors, based on the results of a PetroChina case study.
Christian Dupraz, Axens, followed with a look at (R)FCC options for high propylene yield. According to Axens’ projections, an additional 4Mta of propylene production from refineries is expected to come online. He made the point that incremental fuel demand growth for all oil products is expected to be strong in the Asia-Pacific region, making product flexibility desired and that while options such as the recycling of light naphtha or a C4 cut appear attractive due to their simplicity, they are not selective for added propylene and have no impact on distillate yields, while Axens’ Flexene solution, which features a separate polynaphtha oligomerisation unit, allows an FCC to be optimised for production of either propylene, gasoline, jet fuel or diesel, creating significant flexibility.
Nicholas Kim, SK-KBR, spoke about Ole-SIV, a new paraffin/olefin separation via absorption process. After drawing attention to a CMAI forecast that predicts global butadiene use will grow at a CAGR of 3.7% from 2011 to 2015, with global capacity lagging behind (with a CAGR of 2.7% over the same period), Kim explained that Ole-SIV, does not require vacuum operation, can work in the vapour phase, is a constant pressure operation and a continuous process. It also features high olefin selectivity, and the process consists of three steps: adsorption, rinsing and deabsorption. Quoting a case study in South Korea, Kim said the process can result in a total investment saving of up to 21% (new) and 30% in the case of a revamp, while reducing energy consumption by up to 40%. He also explained that SK-KBR is in the final stages of researching and developing ethylene recovery from FCC off-gas and propylene splitting.
Stream B – Operability and reliability
Eva Andersson, Alfa Laval, began the stream with a look at the benefits of welded compact heat exchangers. She said heat recovery is currently often performed using outdated shell-and-tubes and a switch to welded compact heat exchangers can pay back in potentially less than six months, given the fact that their efficiency is up to 50% greater. Andersson also said the fouling rates are at least three times lower than with shell-and-tubes heat exchangers. In the case of a 50,000bpd refinery, replacement of shell-and-tube heat exchangers with Alfa Laval’s Compabloc solution resulted in fuel savings of US$850,000 a year, a reduction in CO2 emissions of 5,000tpa and a payback time of six months, while the time from initiation to commission was 20 months. Andersson also gave an example of a 150,000bpd refinery where the installation of Compabloc in a hydrogen production unit allowed the cooling water requirement to be reduced by 60%, and explained that spiral heat exchangers are well suited for heavy fouling applications by virtue of their self-cleaning design and allow longer service intervals and less downtime. She gave the example of the Nynäs bitumen refinery in Sweden where the replacement of shell-and-tube heat exchangers with 14 Compabloc units, resulted in a 96% reduction in associated maintenance costs.
Chanchana Payungwong, Thaioil, discussed the open-loop real-time optimisation of a Thaoil refinery’s utility system. The project was awarded at the end of 2009 and was a joint effort between Thaoil Group and Invensys. It made use of rigorous online modelling and equation-based optimisation (ROMeo). In 2011, the convergence of utility optimisation averaged 88%, and Payungwong explained that much of the benefits from optimisation have arised from minimisation of boiler fuel oil use through greater use of fuel gas, increased GTF power generation and WHR steam generation and a reduction in STG power production to maintain the steam and power balance. She finished by explaining that the next step will be a study to implement closed-loop real-time optimisation to fully capture the benefits of online optimisation.
Herman Lee, KBC, continued the theme of optimisation with a look at how plant reliability can be improved via an energy reduction and optimisation programme. He noted that typically energy efficiency programmes reduce energy costs by 15–20% and a 15% reduction typically translates into savings of US$21 million a year. Giving a case study of an Asian petrochemical plant, Lee said that while large cost savings were identified, partly from importing steam from a refinery, they were constrained by minimum turndown on the boiler and concerns over steam supply reliability from boiler shutdown, creating a need for further projects. He made the point that when considering investment aimed at overcoming energy efficiency constraints, it is important to consider how these may tie in with future plans for the site. Lee followed up with a look at an energy study performed for an Asian refinery, which resulted in a substantial drop in steam demand and increased operating flexibility. In addition, it changed the steam generation system from one that was unsafe when one main utility generator was offline to one that was unsafe only when two were offline.Concluding our coverage of the ARTC 15th Annual Meeting, GTForm takes a look at the... more
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