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Deal with OPEC + called humiliating for Russia
The billionaire, vice president of PJSC LUKOIL, the main shareholder and former chairman of the board of directors of this company, Leonid Fedun, believes that the new OPEC + transaction has become for Russia an analogue of the Brest Peace for the Bolsheviks. It is an agreement between Russia and Saudi Arabia on the reduction of oil production in May-June 2020 by 2,5 million barrels per day by each country.
Humiliating and heavy
- Leonid Fedun called this agreement, in an interview with the agency RBC.
According to Fedun, oil production would have fallen anyway, and in much larger volumes. Most of the world's oil storages in 40-45 days would be full.
Fedun argues that Russian oil companies simply would not have the opportunity to ship oil, "except for their own refineries." At the same time, consumption in Russia, according to him, is "extremely low, so they could close up to 50% of production".
At the same time, Fedun emphasized that he did not intimidate, but really assesses the situation. Russian companies would have to close the wells at a world oil price of $ 10-15 per barrel. Because of what they would have suffered huge losses. Therefore, the new OPEC + agreement is, although difficult, but the best option available.
Fedun also described the new OPEC + agreement as a compromise, i.e. it has both positive and negative points. He cited 1918 as an example, when the Bolsheviks were forced to make a deal with Germany.
We remind you that on April 10, 2020, 23 OPEC + countries agreed on oil. The agreement will be valid until April 2022.
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Offline Monster_Fat
Monster_Fat (What's the difference) April 12 2020 14: 02
What, did I say before when Novak slammed the door at the OPEC + conference? He said that Russia didn't just "shoot itself in the foot with this trick, it didn't just" bomb Voronezh, "but that it shocked Moscow and all of Russia. And for this stupid step, the" effective "managers of the Putin spill will have to pay (of course, not them - from they will all be in chocolate, in any case), and it is precisely every Russian who will have to pay - and they already pay - with a tax on interest on deposits, and rising prices in stores, and a fall, or even a complete absence of wages and unemployment, and delayed payments on loans and mortgages, which will have to pay anyway, and some banks are insolently demanding to add interest for extending the terms of loan or mortgage payments. But this is nonsense. The main thing for Russians is not to get upset - these are temporary difficulties, you need to rally around the "team president ", he and his friends have many more CPs that will" bring down the dollar "," destroy the United States ", will lead Russia to the leaders of the world economy with 25 million highly paid, high-tech workplaces, with the "world level" of science and education .... the main thing is to believe, believe and pray for the portrait of the "sun-faced", which every correct, hard-hearted Russian must have (not to be confused with a bulkhead, liberalist, agent of the State Department and etc.) in the "red" corner, each "micro-studio" in the "man-swell" of the sleeping area somewhere "beyond the bypass", and you should definitely go to churches and listen to the sermons of Gundyaev's grasping sermons. And then Russia will win everyone! It will rise, like a Phoenix, for the umpteenth time, and all enemies will prostrate themselves before her power and bright face! Yes it will be so, but only with Putin and his team! The main thing is to be patient ....
Offline Cheburashk
Cheburashk (Vladimir) April 12 2020 14: 13
Here you are, so smart, good. What are your plans and actions and, most importantly, what resources and so on, well, at least for five years!
And just in case: I can't support Putin in every way and express my opinion.
Offline Nick
Nick (Nikolai) April 12 2020 14: 20
Quote: Monster_Fat
What, did I say before when Novak slammed the door at the OPEC + conference? He said that Russia didn't just "shoot itself in the foot with this trick, it didn't just" bomb Voronezh ", but it shocked Moscow and all of Russia.
Verbal diarrhea. Zero Arguments.
123 (123) April 12 2020 14: 33
Long verbal flow (I would say a little differently ) without any argument. Go about your business, rally around your president, he's just selling his land at that moment, thinning out for his Filaret and the rest, how many churches are there, by the way? 5? 6? Your nagging here is of little interest to anyone. Learn to fight envy, it is known to be a sin.
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shadow April 12 2020 18: 17
Actually, it's not Novak who broke the deal, but the Saudis. It was they who came out of the agreement and said that they would lower prices to $ 25 per 1 barrel and increase production to 12 million barrels per day. What, incidentally, Putin said.
Offline ss29
ss29 April 13 2020 02: 09
At first, the Saudis suggested we reduce by 1.5 million, we refused. On April 1, the agreement ended; on April 9, they crawled with a white flag. Now, on the news, they are launching a misinformation about the Saudis.
The title of the article does not match the content. No one considers a humiliating deal.
Offline Blondy
Blondy (Blondy) April 12 2020 15: 03
I already mentioned somewhere that the main thing here is not absolute numbers (only 10 - 15 million barrels), but the proportionality of the reduction. And if Russia is reducing not 0,5, but 2 million, then the Saudis are already 4 (I do not agree with the reduction share only in Mexico). I don't think that Fedulov does not understand - he just juggles, but here they don't play cards either.
The difference in conservation technologies in Siberia and permafrost is much more expensive. Other numbers are important here. USA all bent.
Even the eternally aching Fedun regarded the agreement as a compromise.
Fedun also described the new OPEC + agreement as a compromise, i.e. it has both positive and negative points.
But the nasty anonymous people still trumpet the sink.
Trumpeters work piece by piece. They will not blow - money will not be charged.
I would not pay for such work. Brakodely.
Who needs "numbers" and "detailed information" about the deal and its consequences - I refer to a similar topic on "Topwar" there, at the bottom of the article there are a lot of interesting comments, there is also my comment, just with "numbers":
https://topwar.ru/170114-v-lukojle-soglashenie-opek-nazvali-unizitelnoj-no-neobhodimoj-sdelkoj.html
And by the way, Fedun called it (the agreement) not a "compromise", but:
I would give an example of the Brest Peace when the Bolsheviks in 1918 were forced, for various reasons, to make a deal with Germany, which was humiliating and difficult.
That is, he called the deal - "humiliating and difficult" ....
Who needs "numbers" and "detailed information" about a deal and its consequences - I refer to a similar topic on "Topwar". There are a lot of interesting comments at the bottom of the article, there is also my comment, just with "numbers":
What's the point? Do you advertise "Topwar"? I like it, so go there to discuss. As for the ever-whining Fedun, there is always someone dissatisfied. Perhaps this is how events look from its "bell tower". Lukoil is not the entire oil industry, decisions were made at a different level, not so important as it was comfortable for a particular Fedun.
Offline Andrei GM
Andrei GM (Andrei) April 12 2020 19: 04
"Oil production in the United States may fall by 2 million bpd by the end of the year," - reports the agency Bloomberg the words of the head of the US Department of Energy Dan Bruyett. He added that according to a number of models, the reduction in US production could reach 3 million b / d. According to him, it is necessary to stop the decline in oil prices to stabilize the market.
And who is Fedun? The ultimate truth? For me, he is an overgrown oligarch, afraid for his cheaper Lukoil stocks and dividends. Therefore, he is spiteful. What side are you talking to him? Relative? Or in the service?
Offline Marzhecki
Marzhecki (Sergei) April 13 2020 06: 56
It's useless for some people to prove something even with numbers and a deal already signed. I wrote about the fact that we will merge a few weeks ago, for which the local cheers patriotized me. In the end, everything turned out exactly as I wrote, but these characters are all on the drum, in their creation, the HPP outplayed everyone again.
Offline Sergey Latyshev
Sergey Latyshev (Serge) April 12 2020 23: 33
Lukoil, they wrote, has long been under foreign control. So do not care.
Much worse than what was reported, Moscow specifically decided to raise domestic gas prices.
Allegedly save the oil industry. They will not produce cheap, they will not import it.
Offline bonifacius
bonifacius (Alex) April 13 2020 02: 01
Well, if the current oil deal is the Brest Peace Treaty, then Sechin is Trotsky.
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Does anyone have any experience with auto printing just one / select documents?
In short, when generating the statute bill I would like it to auto print with the cover letter. But I only want these letters auto printing, not all letters.
Thinking out loud here, but you'd probably have to set ALL forms to print 0 pages and then have one form that prints out, assign that form to your letter you want to print. Then switch on direct printing in user profiles.
Seems like a lot of work getting the forms sorted for the sake of right click > print in the history... but I think the above would work.
Yeah, I couldn't think of anything more streamlined myself and seems like a bulky unoptimised change to make just to auto print one letter.


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By Catherine Robinson on 1st August 2017 in Medical Values, Politics, Psychiatry, Stigma
I was never entirely sure about my mother's attitude to religion, as she often criticised my father for being too dogmatic in his atheism. When she was dying, I asked her if she wanted any religious element in her funeral.
"Of course I don't!" she snapped back, "what would I want that for?"
Then she pondered for a few seconds.
"Mind you, you could all sing 'Abide with me'."
"What?" I said "Like the Cup Final?"
"You ruin everything. Don't bother."
I was reminded of this last week when my post-holiday bonhomie was punctured by some sharp indicators of the state of public attitudes to mental illness.
Anthony Scaramucci has been sacked since I started writing this blog (!), but I still think that his brief tenure as White House Communications Director and his remarks about Reince Priebus will go down in history as the symbolic point of no return for the Trump regime. All pretence of decency and reason has been abandoned and the administration has publicly embraced degraded inchoate hatred. The use of a psychiatric term to dismiss an opponent is nothing new in politics, although it usually concerns psychopathy or narcissism rather than schizophrenia. Using a diagnosis as a vehicle for visceral loathing is more unusual. It is painful to see that this unpleasant man uses 'paranoid schizophrenic' as the worst insult available to him. My aunt had paranoid schizophrenia for fifty years. She was a generous woman who worked as a school secretary. She had infinitely more dignity and self-respect than Mr Scaramucci, who surely would not have found a place in public life under any previous US regime, no matter how transient.
Then, on Wednesday, there was a Panorama programme, 'A prescription for murder?' It has proven highly contentious. It concerned James Holmes, who meticulously planned and executed a lethal armed assault on an audience in a Colorado movie theatre in 2012. The reporter strongly suggested that he acted as he did as a direct consequence of taking sertraline, an SSRI antidepressant.
The BBC trailer and tweets about the programme were truly awful. The programme content was summarised thus:
"Is it possible that a pill prescribed by your doctor can turn you into a killer?"
The actual programme was less strident. It made caveats. It was repeatedly stated that homicidal violence was a rare side effect, that antidepressants help many people and that viewers should not discontinue antidepressants without consulting with their doctor. Nonetheless, I found the programme uncomfortable viewing. I thought its approach to violence and grief was prurient and inappropriately cinematic. The programme makers' opinion was clear: the antidepressant played a causal role in the tragedy. This was supported by two psychiatric experts, Professor David Healy and Professor Peter Tyrer. Healy has expressed similar views in TV programmes over many years. Tyrer is the former editor of the British Journal of Psychiatry and he was the 2015 recipient of the Royal College of Psychiatrists' Lifetime Achievement Award.
Lots of psychiatrists and people on antidepressants complained that the programme was sensationalist and stigmatising. Some people felt that the programme had wiped out all the progress that has been made on stigma and mental illness in recent times. The Royal College of Psychiatrist made a prompt and well co-ordinated response, including statements about the lack of evidence for a causal link between antidepressants and violence. My Twitter feed lit up for several days with criticism of the programme and the participating psychiatrists.
What caused most upset was the suggested link between depression and serious violence. Other people felt that anti-depressants had had a substantial and positive impact on their mental health, and they objected to the medication being demonised. Many pointed out that Holmes had not been taking the drug for weeks prior to the attack and that the programme conflated side effects and withdrawal effects. Some acknowledged that there are reasons to be concerned about psychotropic drugs and their over-use, but that the programme gave a false impression about the many complexities and uncertainties. A large number of other points were made.
The programme makers did not make reference to the relevant recent literature, for example, this paper from 2015. The study found an association between antidepressants and violence in people of the same age group as James Holmes (but in no other age group) and offered a range of possible explanations. It did not show a causal relationship, but it could not exclude the possibility either. The paper, which is fairly technical, is more convincing than the anecdote and opinion that the programme relied upon.
It is hard to know the extent to which the experts' apparent opinions were distorted by long interviews being edited down to sound bites. Healy expressed absolute certainty that the massacre would not have happened if Holmes had not taken sertraline. Peter Tyrer appeared to be saying something slightly different, but seemed to broadly agree with Healy. I do not understand how either of them came to a firm position. It is very difficult to make a robust judgement about whether a change in one factor in a complex sequence of events would make a difference to the outcome. Questions like this arise regularly in legal proceedings of various types, and they represent a trap for expert witnesses. Without God-like powers, the truth is that it is impossible to know with any certainty.
I am not an apologist for the pharmaceutical industry. I am currently researching the use of high dose opioids in chronic pain. The evidence is that such prescribing is often counter-productive and sometimes immobilising. This does not mean that opioids should never be used. The adverse effects of drugs have to be respected, and clinicians have to keep an open mind about unexpected side effects. Nonetheless, when used carefully, even problematic drugs can have substantial benefits.
I entirely sympathise with those people with a history of depression who felt personally affronted by the Panorama programme, its title and the associated publicity material. In my opinion, there was a serious misjudgement over tone. Public opinion about mental health has shifted. People with mental health problems are increasingly insistent that their point of view should be taken into account. More sensitivity is needed in media coverage of mental health. I strongly believe that all of us who are regarded as experts should be careful to avoid overstating our opinions or over-interpreting flawed evidence. We also have a duty to air well-founded concerns. The programme could have arrived at similar but less sensational conclusions if Healy and Tyrer had been more cautious in their attribution of causality in Holmes's case.
We cannot completely reject some kind of causal link between SSRIs and aggression in the young, although I strongly suspect that if a causal relationship exists, it is much more complicated than 'he would never have done it if he hadn't taken the drug'. It is right to be sceptical about drug company safety data, because it is known to be flawed, and it is right to investigate rare but very worrying potential adverse effects. We have to engage with these issues. Nevertheless, we have a duty to avoid raising unnecessary anxiety and distress in people who have mental illnesses.
Those psychiatrists who feel strongly about disseminating a nuanced and realistic public understanding of mental illness and psychiatry have to develop better ways of getting complex stories across. We have to address some really difficult issues. For example, we need to get involved in a debate with those who construe mass shootings as a side effect of SSRIs rather than a consequence of the availability of weapons in the USA. Psychiatry has not been good at acknowledging the weak but important association between psychosis and violence. In glossing it over, we have denied a voice for victims and their families. If we dismiss the public's concerns about mental illness, other groups will use the opportunity to pursue their own agenda.
I think it is perfectly proper for journalists to make programmes that have a rhetorical stand point. In my opinion, the BBC's current Gay Britannia season is fantastic, a really moving, multifaceted account of gay history. It has a distinctive point of view. If you want the BBC to support broadcasting of that quality, you are bound to get some controversial programmes that you do not like alongside it. In any case, psychiatry needs its critics and its controversialists. So although I am unhappy about Panorama, I will not be complaining to the BBC.
To me, the most striking message from the Gay Britannia season is that things went backwards after the Sexual Offences Act 1967, and that convictions for consenting sexual acts between men increased. Things have improved a lot now, but it feels fragile. Obama was followed by Trump. Months of positive coverage about mental health was followed by a programme that distressed a lot of people. One step up, two steps back. If we are serious about changing things for people with mental illness, we cannot afford to tire. We have to rise to the challenge of informing the public about mental health in a way that is both truthful and sensitive, based on science, not on propaganda.
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