RE:RE:RE:# Unanswered QuestionsYeah Yancy talking food, drink and political capital I just got back from the beach after spending the afternoon there with my wife. Talking food we ate curried goat in a potato, onion roti wrap. Fantastic! I made the roti and curried goat. Fresh cumin and curry from Trinidad given to me by my Trinidadian friend here who is head mistress and owner of a bilingual school for kids.
Political capital. I saw and directly felt the effects of what happens when you don't have any. ExxonMobil had Cerro Negro in Venezuela nationalized back in 2006. Billions of dollars gone, just like that, at the stroke of a pen via a presidential decree. Same happened to ConocoPhillips with their Petrozuata project. So, for some reason, CGX still retains their political capital when, at the stroke of a pen, they could have been wiped out years ago. People can interpret that as they choose. I choose to believe that Corentyne is loaded with oil, that the people with the magic pens want CGX to succeed and the only issue now is to find a decent, economically producable trap or more.