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What cheesy propaganda language. "Kremlin controlled". The government in the Kremlin is duly elected and
popular as confirmed by all the opinion polls. Russia has the right to have state owned corporations. No council
of the gods has decreed that only private corporations are legitimate. Gazprom's first priority should be to serve
Russia's interests, not some mythical market steered by Washington.
Rosneft should not be doing EU-tards any favours. If they want to impose a 50% capacity restriction on NS2,
then they should live with the consequences. By conforming to these EU-tard regulations, Russia is submitting
itself to extra-territorial projection of foreign laws. EU-tards need to learn, the hard way, that there are no
other suppliers to NS2 than Russia. Thus, there is no obligation by Russia to share the pipeline that Gazprom
built with any non-existent other supplier.
Also, the whole "competition" regulation behind the capacity restriction is total BS because the pipeline has just
been built and Gazprom needs to recoup the costs. This is nothing like the deregulation of the AT&T and Bell Canada
wired telephone network that was paid off decades before. Also, in the case of the phone companies, competitors
could form easily to use the network. You cannot form competitors to Gazprom to supply natural gas over NS2.
popular as confirmed by all the opinion polls. Russia has the right to have state owned corporations. No council
of the gods has decreed that only private corporations are legitimate. Gazprom's first priority should be to serve
Russia's interests, not some mythical market steered by Washington.
Rosneft should not be doing EU-tards any favours. If they want to impose a 50% capacity restriction on NS2,
then they should live with the consequences. By conforming to these EU-tard regulations, Russia is submitting
itself to extra-territorial projection of foreign laws. EU-tards need to learn, the hard way, that there are no
other suppliers to NS2 than Russia. Thus, there is no obligation by Russia to share the pipeline that Gazprom
built with any non-existent other supplier.
Also, the whole "competition" regulation behind the capacity restriction is total BS because the pipeline has just
been built and Gazprom needs to recoup the costs. This is nothing like the deregulation of the AT&T and Bell Canada
wired telephone network that was paid off decades before. Also, in the case of the phone companies, competitors
could form easily to use the network. You cannot form competitors to Gazprom to supply natural gas over NS2.
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