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WhiteAnalyst wrote:NayGerPlz wrote:In order to protect A&V, a State company the size of Petrotrin was closed. Ironically the majority of the workforce was a voter base for the PNM and the owner of A&V, Nazim Baksh, is an East Indian. For the persons that vote on race, the so called African party closed down a State company where the majority of the workforce were supporters of that party to protect an East Indian caught engaging in multi million dollar fraud.
Usually them kind of East Indians that you talking about that support PNM have daughters with PNM boyfriends/husbands (like Dr. Richards).
NayGerPlz wrote::angel:WhiteAnalyst wrote:NayGerPlz wrote:In order to protect A&V, a State company the size of Petrotrin was closed. Ironically the majority of the workforce was a voter base for the PNM and the owner of A&V, Nazim Baksh, is an East Indian. For the persons that vote on race, the so called African party closed down a State company where the majority of the workforce were supporters of that party to protect an East Indian caught engaging in multi million dollar fraud.
Usually them kind of East Indians that you talking about that support PNM have daughters with PNM boyfriends/husbands (like Dr. Richards).
You add nothing of intellectual substance nor facts to a discussion. Until that has changed, goodbye.
Those are not east Indians.WhiteAnalyst wrote:NayGerPlz wrote:In order to protect A&V, a State company the size of Petrotrin was closed. Ironically the majority of the workforce was a voter base for the PNM and the owner of A&V, Nazim Baksh, is an East Indian. For the persons that vote on race, the so called African party closed down a State company where the majority of the workforce were supporters of that party to protect an East Indian caught engaging in multi million dollar fraud.
Usually them kind of East Indians that you talking about that support PNM have daughters with PNM boyfriends/husbands (like Dr. Richards).
The_Honourable wrote:Habit7 wrote:sam1978 wrote:Habit7 wrote:Disinformation is saying that this has nothing to do with Kamla when it was she who tried to buss de mark and A&V is already making out a defamation case against her.
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Disinformation source.
You get your information from Stephen Reis and the UNC. But I don't engage in disinformation.
Doesn't take away from the fact that Faris made that statement.
zoom rader wrote:Those are not east Indians.WhiteAnalyst wrote:NayGerPlz wrote:In order to protect A&V, a State company the size of Petrotrin was closed. Ironically the majority of the workforce was a voter base for the PNM and the owner of A&V, Nazim Baksh, is an East Indian. For the persons that vote on race, the so called African party closed down a State company where the majority of the workforce were supporters of that party to protect an East Indian caught engaging in multi million dollar fraud.
Usually them kind of East Indians that you talking about that support PNM have daughters with PNM boyfriends/husbands (like Dr. Richards).
Dmodisahbullah wrote:https://guardian.co.tt/news/petrotrin-senior-counsel-wants-av-ruling-set-aside-6.2.1344187.8701937d96
"A&V has asked the tribunal that it be awarded US$119,409,000 or the equivalent of TT$808,398,930. This does not include issues of cost and other money which Petrotrin is said to be holding in escrow for oil under dispute."
I'd like to know the justification for this.
Dmodisahbullah wrote:https://guardian.co.tt/news/petrotrin-senior-counsel-wants-av-ruling-set-aside-6.2.1344187.8701937d96
"A&V has asked the tribunal that it be awarded US$119,409,000 or the equivalent of TT$808,398,930. This does not include issues of cost and other money which Petrotrin is said to be holding in escrow for oil under dispute."
I'd like to know the justification for this.
The_Honourable wrote:Habit7 wrote:sam1978 wrote:Habit7 wrote:Disinformation is saying that this has nothing to do with Kamla when it was she who tried to buss de mark and A&V is already making out a defamation case against her.
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Disinformation source.
You get your information from Stephen Reis and the UNC. But I don't engage in disinformation.
Doesn't take away from the fact that Faris made that statement.sMASH wrote:how is kamala going to get defamation suit on this matter?
Well she made her statements without parliamentary privilege based on a leaked report which is the ticklish part in all of this. Is not like she went up on the podium and made wild allegations.
A&V obviously have the funds and time to go all the way with this, it would be interesting.
Habit7 wrote:The_Honourable wrote:Habit7 wrote:sam1978 wrote:Habit7 wrote:Disinformation is saying that this has nothing to do with Kamla when it was she who tried to buss de mark and A&V is already making out a defamation case against her.
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Disinformation source.
You get your information from Stephen Reis and the UNC. But I don't engage in disinformation.
Doesn't take away from the fact that Faris made that statement.
Nobody is denying that fact. The responsibility lies with the board for cancelling the contract. But as I said before Kamla politicised and scandalised it by linking it to the PM and then Moonilal brought out a money transfer and account that was fake.
It is funny how the same ppl that did the unprecedented move of kicking out OL Rowley from parliament for emailgate, washing their hands of this. Had this gone the other way you know there would have been calls of "jai Kamla" and "call elections now." But hey, hold strong to Kamla who is only relevant when she says something advantageous to your politics, but when she does a face plant, she is irrelevant.
bluefete wrote:Dmodisahbullah wrote:https://guardian.co.tt/news/petrotrin-senior-counsel-wants-av-ruling-set-aside-6.2.1344187.8701937d96
"A&V has asked the tribunal that it be awarded US$119,409,000 or the equivalent of TT$808,398,930. This does not include issues of cost and other money which Petrotrin is said to be holding in escrow for oil under dispute."
I'd like to know the justification for this.
What you wanna know that for?
When Kamla and dem was teefing out taxpayers by de $billions - nobody was asking fuh justification.
Let Growlee pardners and dem teef out taxpayers as well.
De Dragon wrote:The_Honourable wrote:Habit7 wrote:sam1978 wrote:Habit7 wrote:Disinformation is saying that this has nothing to do with Kamla when it was she who tried to buss de mark and A&V is already making out a defamation case against her.
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Disinformation source.
You get your information from Stephen Reis and the UNC. But I don't engage in disinformation.
Doesn't take away from the fact that Faris made that statement.sMASH wrote:how is kamala going to get defamation suit on this matter?
Well she made her statements without parliamentary privilege based on a leaked report which is the ticklish part in all of this. Is not like she went up on the podium and made wild allegations.
A&V obviously have the funds and time to go all the way with this, it would be interesting.
Even in the face of his own lying words, (and before you descend even further into your bottomless dotish well, there is a video clip),Tuntsy still cannot bring himself to call Arse Wari on it, but deflecting with what is already well known that Av filed a suit against KPB. It seems the bigger your muscles, or the more maccomeremanish you are, the higher Tuntsy is prepared to debase himself for you.
bluefete wrote:Dmodisahbullah wrote:https://guardian.co.tt/news/petrotrin-senior-counsel-wants-av-ruling-set-aside-6.2.1344187.8701937d96
"A&V has asked the tribunal that it be awarded US$119,409,000 or the equivalent of TT$808,398,930. This does not include issues of cost and other money which Petrotrin is said to be holding in escrow for oil under dispute."
I'd like to know the justification for this.
What you wanna know that for?
When Kamla and dem was teefing out taxpayers by de $billions - nobody was asking fuh justification.
Let Growlee pardners and dem teef out taxpayers as well.
Redman wrote:Dmodisahbullah wrote:https://guardian.co.tt/news/petrotrin-senior-counsel-wants-av-ruling-set-aside-6.2.1344187.8701937d96
"A&V has asked the tribunal that it be awarded US$119,409,000 or the equivalent of TT$808,398,930. This does not include issues of cost and other money which Petrotrin is said to be holding in escrow for oil under dispute."
I'd like to know the justification for this.
At WTI $53, that works out to 1400BOPD over 5 years.
That said he would be getting about 50% of that after royalties etc....so its probably lost production and damages etc .
Its Ramesh- he eh slipping.
sMASH wrote:De Dragon wrote:The_Honourable wrote:Habit7 wrote:sam1978 wrote:Habit7 wrote:Disinformation is saying that this has nothing to do with Kamla when it was she who tried to buss de mark and A&V is already making out a defamation case against her.
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Disinformation source.
You get your information from Stephen Reis and the UNC. But I don't engage in disinformation.
Doesn't take away from the fact that Faris made that statement.sMASH wrote:how is kamala going to get defamation suit on this matter?
Well she made her statements without parliamentary privilege based on a leaked report which is the ticklish part in all of this. Is not like she went up on the podium and made wild allegations.
A&V obviously have the funds and time to go all the way with this, it would be interesting.
Even in the face of his own lying words, (and before you descend even further into your bottomless dotish well, there is a video clip),Tuntsy still cannot bring himself to call Arse Wari on it, but deflecting with what is already well known that Av filed a suit against KPB. It seems the bigger your muscles, or the more maccomeremanish you are, the higher Tuntsy is prepared to debase himself for you.
i do not know of what 'leaked' document kamala is said to have commented from. what statements she made that will make her get sue? i asking the pnmites i talk to on the fb, and not getting a response.
i dont see how she entitled to get sue, and not sure what is being referenced, that will entitle her to get sue.
Redman wrote:sMASH wrote:De Dragon wrote:The_Honourable wrote:Habit7 wrote:sam1978 wrote:Habit7 wrote:Disinformation is saying that this has nothing to do with Kamla when it was she who tried to buss de mark and A&V is already making out a defamation case against her.
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Disinformation source.
You get your information from Stephen Reis and the UNC. But I don't engage in disinformation.
Doesn't take away from the fact that Faris made that statement.sMASH wrote:how is kamala going to get defamation suit on this matter?
Well she made her statements without parliamentary privilege based on a leaked report which is the ticklish part in all of this. Is not like she went up on the podium and made wild allegations.
A&V obviously have the funds and time to go all the way with this, it would be interesting.
Even in the face of his own lying words, (and before you descend even further into your bottomless dotish well, there is a video clip),Tuntsy still cannot bring himself to call Arse Wari on it, but deflecting with what is already well known that Av filed a suit against KPB. It seems the bigger your muscles, or the more maccomeremanish you are, the higher Tuntsy is prepared to debase himself for you.
i do not know of what 'leaked' document kamala is said to have commented from. what statements she made that will make her get sue? i asking the pnmites i talk to on the fb, and not getting a response.
i dont see how she entitled to get sue, and not sure what is being referenced, that will entitle her to get sue.
Smash...she offload the details in a political meeting-She would have referenced an internal report that was leaked almost before it reached the board.
The report was not for public consumption.
Whether she was able to avoid crossing whatever line there is re defamation would be the question
Habit7 wrote:De Dragon wrote:So, it's a feeling you have? How do you "calibrate a tank?
I understand if you are unaware. It is a new and cutting edge procedure that just started last week. But going forward it required on regular intervals.
Would that report have been presented to the PC? So it would be part of their documentation?Redman wrote:sMASH wrote:De Dragon wrote:The_Honourable wrote:Habit7 wrote:sam1978 wrote:Habit7 wrote:Disinformation is saying that this has nothing to do with Kamla when it was she who tried to buss de mark and A&V is already making out a defamation case against her.
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Disinformation source.
You get your information from Stephen Reis and the UNC. But I don't engage in disinformation.
Doesn't take away from the fact that Faris made that statement.sMASH wrote:how is kamala going to get defamation suit on this matter?
Well she made her statements without parliamentary privilege based on a leaked report which is the ticklish part in all of this. Is not like she went up on the podium and made wild allegations.
A&V obviously have the funds and time to go all the way with this, it would be interesting.
Even in the face of his own lying words, (and before you descend even further into your bottomless dotish well, there is a video clip),Tuntsy still cannot bring himself to call Arse Wari on it, but deflecting with what is already well known that Av filed a suit against KPB. It seems the bigger your muscles, or the more maccomeremanish you are, the higher Tuntsy is prepared to debase himself for you.
i do not know of what 'leaked' document kamala is said to have commented from. what statements she made that will make her get sue? i asking the pnmites i talk to on the fb, and not getting a response.
i dont see how she entitled to get sue, and not sure what is being referenced, that will entitle her to get sue.
Smash...she offload the details in a political meeting-She would have referenced an internal report that was leaked almost before it reached the board.
The report was not for public consumption.
Whether she was able to avoid crossing whatever line there is re defamation would be the question
zoom rader wrote:Gees very old method. No one in the hydrocarbon industry uses open methods anymore. Very dangerous and against the law in other countries. This is a big no no to interact with live hydrocarbons. Spark potential and sulfur dioxide is at high when opened.lancer_man wrote:zoom rader wrote:That's why I said they don't use tank level measurements anymore.lancer_man wrote:zoom rader wrote:DummyHabit7 wrote:De Dragon wrote:So, it's a feeling you have? How do you "calibrate a tank?
I understand if you are unaware. It is a new and cutting edge procedure that just started last week. But going forward it required on regular intervals.
Nobody uses tank calibrations anymore .
It all done via Radar, Sonic, pressure Transmiters or head, boyouncy and other various level measurements.
For the oil industry the metering from lease operators is done via flow meters and not Tank level measurements.
Normally both the lease operators and buyer will have flow meters on each end and they will use comparisons to determine any offset
Calibrations on these meters is done via both company personnel on the same day to ensure the Calibrations protocol is conducted or corrected.
Sales can be done either using tank dips, or via a LACT meter. The actual sales procedure depends on the sales agreement between both parties. Usually for batch transfer of crude, it is not uncommon for tank dips to be used, especially as LACT calibration is expensive and is required on a monthly basis to limit the period between potential mismeasurements. As a result, smaller operators with lower production volumes prefer dipping. Dipping also requires witnessing from both the seller and buyer, in addition to sampling the tank for quality that is determined by lab testing methods.
Level instruments as you mentioned above are not a reliable means of determining sales volume, as the uncertainty in these instruments are typically above the tolerance required for fiscalisation.
For smaller operators they will use weight if truck supplied.
You are confusing level instruments with level measurement. Level measurement can be done by dipping, which is done manually through a hatch at the top of the tank. The open and close volumes are recorded on tape and this is used together with tank calibration charts to determine the actual volume sold. This is then converted to standard volume sold using the API tables to correct for temperature, etc.
Most lease operators use this method for fiscalisation.
No even in Gas station abroad they open a level to check level. It's against the law
De Dragon wrote:PT being advised by SC Peake to apply for High Court relief
https://guardian.co.tt/news/petrotrin-s ... 8701937d96
MDtuner70 wrote:De Dragon wrote:PT being advised by SC Peake to apply for High Court relief
https://guardian.co.tt/news/petrotrin-s ... 8701937d96
Na na na that can't happen, and loose all that mula ?
$200 mil for Rowley
$100 mil for Stuart
$100 mil for Al Rawi
$100 mil for Rowley lawyer (Chair of Heritage)
$500 mil for star boy Nizam
And is that...
WHAT THE INTERNAL AUDIT REPORT SAID
The internal audit report said: “The evidence suggests that there has been fraudulent activity in the Catshill Field in that the operator (A&V Oil and Gas Limited) in collusion with a Petrotrin employee has been over stating Catshill’s production for at least six months.”
The report identified the six month period as January to June this year.
The report estimated production for the month of June would have been “over-stated by about 90,000 barrels which works out to an overpayment of US$2.97 million.”
But for the six month period January to June it estimated that “Catshill over stated its production by at least 350,000 barrels and Petrotrin would have overpaid US$11.5 million.”
As a result it said Petrotrin had paid royalties of approximately US$1.86 million to the government for crude oil “not received during the period 2017 January to June.”
The audit conducted by Petrotrin’s Chief Audit Executive Rajkumar Bissessar noted that the increase in “production” from Catshill “coincided with Deokiesingh’s stint as the Crude Procurement Specialist,” with responsibility for the fiscalisation of the Catshill field.
It pointed to “many anomalies” in the sales tickers signed off by Deokiesingh.
According to the report, “There were many instances where the volumes of crude specified in the sales ticket could not be pumped in the stipulated time frame, given the available pump flow rate.”
The report pointed to GPS records which it said indicated “there were times Mr Deokiesingh was not present at the Catshill location when the fiscalisation was being done.”
This according to the report meant that “he signed the Sales Tickets after the fact and accepted the figures specified by the Operator.”
https://trinidad927.rssing.com/chan-554 ... e6952.html
De Dragon wrote:See? Defending that type of powerful LFD RFD PNM man again!
Habit7 wrote:These were some of the original claims of the audit.WHAT THE INTERNAL AUDIT REPORT SAID
The internal audit report said: “The evidence suggests that there has been fraudulent activity in the Catshill Field in that the operator (A&V Oil and Gas Limited) in collusion with a Petrotrin employee has been over stating Catshill’s production for at least six months.”
The report identified the six month period as January to June this year.
The report estimated production for the month of June would have been “over-stated by about 90,000 barrels which works out to an overpayment of US$2.97 million.”
But for the six month period January to June it estimated that “Catshill over stated its production by at least 350,000 barrels and Petrotrin would have overpaid US$11.5 million.”
As a result it said Petrotrin had paid royalties of approximately US$1.86 million to the government for crude oil “not received during the period 2017 January to June.”
The audit conducted by Petrotrin’s Chief Audit Executive Rajkumar Bissessar noted that the increase in “production” from Catshill “coincided with Deokiesingh’s stint as the Crude Procurement Specialist,” with responsibility for the fiscalisation of the Catshill field.
It pointed to “many anomalies” in the sales tickers signed off by Deokiesingh.
According to the report, “There were many instances where the volumes of crude specified in the sales ticket could not be pumped in the stipulated time frame, given the available pump flow rate.”
The report pointed to GPS records which it said indicated “there were times Mr Deokiesingh was not present at the Catshill location when the fiscalisation was being done.”
This according to the report meant that “he signed the Sales Tickets after the fact and accepted the figures specified by the Operator.”
https://trinidad927.rssing.com/chan-554 ... e6952.html
When the evidence was examined, it couldn't stand up to scrutiny. In fact, there was evidence to the contrary.
De Dragon wrote:Habit7 wrote:These were some of the original claims of the audit.WHAT THE INTERNAL AUDIT REPORT SAID
The internal audit report said: “The evidence suggests that there has been fraudulent activity in the Catshill Field in that the operator (A&V Oil and Gas Limited) in collusion with a Petrotrin employee has been over stating Catshill’s production for at least six months.”
The report identified the six month period as January to June this year.
The report estimated production for the month of June would have been “over-stated by about 90,000 barrels which works out to an overpayment of US$2.97 million.”
But for the six month period January to June it estimated that “Catshill over stated its production by at least 350,000 barrels and Petrotrin would have overpaid US$11.5 million.”
As a result it said Petrotrin had paid royalties of approximately US$1.86 million to the government for crude oil “not received during the period 2017 January to June.”
The audit conducted by Petrotrin’s Chief Audit Executive Rajkumar Bissessar noted that the increase in “production” from Catshill “coincided with Deokiesingh’s stint as the Crude Procurement Specialist,” with responsibility for the fiscalisation of the Catshill field.
It pointed to “many anomalies” in the sales tickers signed off by Deokiesingh.
According to the report, “There were many instances where the volumes of crude specified in the sales ticket could not be pumped in the stipulated time frame, given the available pump flow rate.”
The report pointed to GPS records which it said indicated “there were times Mr Deokiesingh was not present at the Catshill location when the fiscalisation was being done.”
This according to the report meant that “he signed the Sales Tickets after the fact and accepted the figures specified by the Operator.”
https://trinidad927.rssing.com/chan-554 ... e6952.html
When the evidence was examined, it couldn't stand up to scrutiny. In fact, there was evidence to the contrary.
Not sure what your point is here. Are you positing that the audit reached a wrong conclusion because it relied on Deokiesingh who was in on the fraud?
WhiteAnalyst wrote:De Dragon wrote:Habit7 wrote:These were some of the original claims of the audit.WHAT THE INTERNAL AUDIT REPORT SAID
The internal audit report said: “The evidence suggests that there has been fraudulent activity in the Catshill Field in that the operator (A&V Oil and Gas Limited) in collusion with a Petrotrin employee has been over stating Catshill’s production for at least six months.”
The report identified the six month period as January to June this year.
The report estimated production for the month of June would have been “over-stated by about 90,000 barrels which works out to an overpayment of US$2.97 million.”
But for the six month period January to June it estimated that “Catshill over stated its production by at least 350,000 barrels and Petrotrin would have overpaid US$11.5 million.”
As a result it said Petrotrin had paid royalties of approximately US$1.86 million to the government for crude oil “not received during the period 2017 January to June.”
The audit conducted by Petrotrin’s Chief Audit Executive Rajkumar Bissessar noted that the increase in “production” from Catshill “coincided with Deokiesingh’s stint as the Crude Procurement Specialist,” with responsibility for the fiscalisation of the Catshill field.
It pointed to “many anomalies” in the sales tickers signed off by Deokiesingh.
According to the report, “There were many instances where the volumes of crude specified in the sales ticket could not be pumped in the stipulated time frame, given the available pump flow rate.”
The report pointed to GPS records which it said indicated “there were times Mr Deokiesingh was not present at the Catshill location when the fiscalisation was being done.”
This according to the report meant that “he signed the Sales Tickets after the fact and accepted the figures specified by the Operator.”
https://trinidad927.rssing.com/chan-554 ... e6952.html
When the evidence was examined, it couldn't stand up to scrutiny. In fact, there was evidence to the contrary.
Not sure what your point is here. Are you positing that the audit reached a wrong conclusion because it relied on Deokiesingh who was in on the fraud?
You could ever understand anything?
De Dragon wrote:WhiteAnalyst wrote:De Dragon wrote:Habit7 wrote:These were some of the original claims of the audit.WHAT THE INTERNAL AUDIT REPORT SAID
The internal audit report said: “The evidence suggests that there has been fraudulent activity in the Catshill Field in that the operator (A&V Oil and Gas Limited) in collusion with a Petrotrin employee has been over stating Catshill’s production for at least six months.”
The report identified the six month period as January to June this year.
The report estimated production for the month of June would have been “over-stated by about 90,000 barrels which works out to an overpayment of US$2.97 million.”
But for the six month period January to June it estimated that “Catshill over stated its production by at least 350,000 barrels and Petrotrin would have overpaid US$11.5 million.”
As a result it said Petrotrin had paid royalties of approximately US$1.86 million to the government for crude oil “not received during the period 2017 January to June.”
The audit conducted by Petrotrin’s Chief Audit Executive Rajkumar Bissessar noted that the increase in “production” from Catshill “coincided with Deokiesingh’s stint as the Crude Procurement Specialist,” with responsibility for the fiscalisation of the Catshill field.
It pointed to “many anomalies” in the sales tickers signed off by Deokiesingh.
According to the report, “There were many instances where the volumes of crude specified in the sales ticket could not be pumped in the stipulated time frame, given the available pump flow rate.”
The report pointed to GPS records which it said indicated “there were times Mr Deokiesingh was not present at the Catshill location when the fiscalisation was being done.”
This according to the report meant that “he signed the Sales Tickets after the fact and accepted the figures specified by the Operator.”
https://trinidad927.rssing.com/chan-554 ... e6952.html
When the evidence was examined, it couldn't stand up to scrutiny. In fact, there was evidence to the contrary.
Not sure what your point is here. Are you positing that the audit reached a wrong conclusion because it relied on Deokiesingh who was in on the fraud?
You could ever understand anything?
For starters I understand that you're a kant.
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