8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (1)
#810346 at 2018-03-27 17:38:42 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #1004: Early Bake For Timings Sake Edition
Read a 'conspiracy theory' that was 'debunked' by MEDIAMATTERS, FACTCHECK, and SNOPES
The order of events goes as follows: Soros buys tons of stock in national Brazilian oil company Petrobras in 2008 >>> Obama loans tons more money to Petrobras in 2009 >>> Obama establishes his Gulf oil drilling moratorium >>> Petrobras stands to profit >>> George Soros stands to profit.
Being 'debunked' by the 3 sites listed above is basically like saying "hey, this is all true"
So I started researching.
CEO of Petrobras oil is Pedro Parente
and his history is pretty colorful, too.
Thats all I got so far, I gotta go back to work
http://
www.4-traders.com/business-leaders/George-Soros-56/news/Soros-Fund-Acquires-Shares-of-Brazil-s-Petrobras–23449118/
8kun Midnight Riders Posts (1)
#60567 at 2021-02-20 05:08:47 (UTC+1)
QR Research Midnight Riders #278: Somebody Kick The Server Edition
Brazil's Bolsonaro to oust Petrobras CEO after fuel pricing spat
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro moved to replace the head of state-run oil company Petrobras, naming a retired army general with no oil and gas experience as CEO after weeks of clashes with the current chief executive over fuel price hikes.
In a late Friday statement from the Mines and Energy Ministry, first shared on Bolsonaro's Facebook page, the government said it had decided to appoint former Defense Minister Joaquim Silva e Luna to run Petroleo Brasileiro SA, as the firm is known formally.
Current CEO Roberto Castello Branco, backed by investors for his efforts to sell underperforming assets and cut debt, would be the second Petrobras leader in three years to fall over the political fallout from fuel pricing. In 2018, then-CEO Pedro Parente resigned when the government forced fuel prices lower in a concession to striking truckers. Parente vowed to set domestic prices in line with global markets, breaking with a policy that made Petrobras sell fuel below international parity, triggering some $40 billion in losses from 2011 to 2014. Similarly, Bolsonaro tangled with Castello Branco over his insistence on raising prices for diesel and other fuel as Brazil's currency weakened and global crude prices surged. Petrobras ADRs traded in New York slumped 8.9% in after-hours trading on Friday, adding to the day's drop of nearly 7% in its Brazil-listed preferred shares.
Petrobras has been raising fuel prices since a Feb. 5 Reuters report disclosed details of the company's price policy, which led analysts to downgrade its shares on concerns of possible political interference.
https://www.reuters.com/article/petrobras-bolsonaro/update-6-brazils-bolsonaro-to-oust-petrobras-ceo-after-fuel-pricing-spat-idUSL1N2KP0XY