In a month or two either Mercer will be gone or he will have every thread at the top of the page with 3-6 views and 0 replies.
It's Wil's choice really.
The guy's got a concrete head and refuses to engage civilly.
The irony is AFTER his fallacies and refusal to debate are revealed, that's when his "ANYTIME/ANYPLACE" challenge is issued.
Imagine the Marlins, after getting swept by the Rays, yelling "ANYTIME/ANYPLACE" as they're walking off the field.
It's Wil's choice really.
The guy's got a concrete head and refuses to engage civilly.
The irony is AFTER his fallacies and refusal to debate are revealed, that's when his "ANYTIME/ANYPLACE" challenge is issued.
Imagine the Marlins, after getting swept by the Rays, yelling "ANYTIME/ANYPLACE" as they're walking off the field.
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http://www.cnbc.com/id/25386960
Crude oil prices could rise to as high as $170 per barrel in the coming months but are unlikely to hit $200 and should ease towards the end of the year, OPEC President Chakib Khelil said in an interview on Thursday.
"I forecast prices probably between $150-170 during this summer. That will perhaps ease towards the end of the year," he told France 24 television, according to a text of the interview released by the station.
The comments came as crude prices neared $135 per barrel, after rising about 40 percent this year.
Khelil said he doubted prices would climb as high as $200.
"I think that the devaluation of the dollar against the euro, if everything goes as I think it will, will be of the order of perhaps 1-2 percent and this will probably generate an $8 rise in the price of oil," he said.
The head of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, said it had been clearly established that speculation was affecting markets.
Crude oil prices could rise to as high as $170 per barrel in the coming months but are unlikely to hit $200 and should ease towards the end of the year, OPEC President Chakib Khelil said in an interview on Thursday.
"I forecast prices probably between $150-170 during this summer. That will perhaps ease towards the end of the year," he told France 24 television, according to a text of the interview released by the station.
The comments came as crude prices neared $135 per barrel, after rising about 40 percent this year.
Khelil said he doubted prices would climb as high as $200.
"I think that the devaluation of the dollar against the euro, if everything goes as I think it will, will be of the order of perhaps 1-2 percent and this will probably generate an $8 rise in the price of oil," he said.
The head of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, said it had been clearly established that speculation was affecting markets.
