>Shell said the trades were the result of “long-term contractual commitments” and do not violate laws or sanctions.
Why are they…or anyone at this point, concerned about contractual agreements. If they pull out what would be the ramifications. Surely we’re beyond this.
A pledge from a global commercial company is like a pledge form a 5 year old.
I’m very surprised, oil companies are usually so honest.
A big corporation being dishonest? Gasp! How shocking!
A Ukrainian proverb that roughly translates as “promises, worthless toys, and fool’s joys” exists.
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>Shell said the trades were the result of “long-term contractual commitments” and do not violate laws or sanctions.
Why are they…or anyone at this point, concerned about contractual agreements. If they pull out what would be the ramifications. Surely we’re beyond this.
A pledge from a global commercial company is like a pledge form a 5 year old.
I’m very surprised, oil companies are usually so honest.
A big corporation being dishonest? Gasp! How shocking!
A Ukrainian proverb that roughly translates as “promises, worthless toys, and fool’s joys” exists.