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February 9, 2008 at 00:33:19
Could Iran's New "Oil Bourse" Spark a War with the US or Israel? by Vincent Guarisco Page 1 of 1 page(s) |
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If tiny bubbles floating up from the ocean floor could tell tales, we might learn a thing or two on the surface. On the heels of Iran announcing the grand opening of its new "Oil Bourse," not many US financial institutions are cutting colorful ribbons or breaking Champaign bottles in celebration over this announcement. In fact, Wall Street is painfully developing acid reflex because this could very well be the beginning of the end for monopolizing "Texas Tea" exclusively being sold using only American dollars. In truth, this could very well plummet the American dollar deeper into the abyss of nothingness. Having said that, strange things are surreptitiously happening on the ocean floor with scant reporting in the US corporate mainstream news media...sneaky little devils.
Since the end of January – nine (or more) major fiber optic cables – on the ocean floors have suspiciously been cut, disrupting most or all telecommunications/internet capabilities for the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia. From Egypt to India and most points in between, cable cuts in the Persian Gulf, Egypt, Malaysia and France have predominately affected Muslim nations. Bottom line, this is keeping them "off-the-communication grid" slowing their international markets for trade and commerce to a standstill. And, this has delayed the grand opening for the Oil Bourse.
To no surprise in these days of worthless news reporting competing with Hollywood Bimbo Slut alerts, little attention was afforded in the corporate media about this little tidbit. And when it was mentioned or ticker-taped, a few lame excuses were offered, such as...
1) Was this a multiple million to one natural caused anomaly?
Gee, I'm so undecided...
Well, after much skull scratching on my itchy, analytical head, and after a simple internet search giving detail how the US Navy has many sophisticated submarine teams specially out-rigged with cable cutting capability (for doable secret covert espionage missions such as this), those tiny little bubbles floating to the surface truly found their voice for me.
However, I have to admit, I do believe part of the "bogus anchor-drag-fairytale." It truly is unfortunate for us that real soon, US war ships will probably start launching smart missiles and mini nukes at Iran because of nervous Wall Street investors and crazy war hawks...and that in itself is an "anchor drag" of magnanimous misfortune for everyone involved.
I guess you could say the proverbial periscope is now fully topside for all the world to see! Just another day in the corporate hood watching US imperialism run amuck practically caught with cutting torches in their hand. So much for fairness in the spirit of competition for Iran (or others) to freely sell their goods in the global marketplace with a currency of their choosing. Indeed, how dare they fairly compete against US interests with an oil tycoon at the helm holding a cash register in his lap wanting to make another war killing at our expense! King Junior will have no part of that! So says He!
Just like Iraq, I'm sure the good Lord did not whisper a soft-spoken message into the village idiot's dementia ear for him to quickly open the Bombay doors, yet again -- heck, I can almost hear the psycho's celestial conversation -- Yes my Lord, the communication cables are cut and our war machine is gearing up for the wonderful crusade. Yes God, keep the pearly gate ajar for the many floaters coming to heaven. Yes Sir, the nukes are ready to fly like angels in the mist. Yes Lord, The targets were laser-tagged by our Special Ops and Israel's Mossad agents (your favored ones) over a year ago...yes my Holiness, the twins wrote a sweet little prayer on the first fifty missiles ready to launch. They would have done a hundred (as requested) but, the darn pen ran out of holy ink. Also Lord, Please excuse my little dumplings many misspellings...but it's the thought that counts? Right Lord?
Humorous? I wish it was, but this a very serious matter at hand. And we're not the only ones gearing up for the next war. Israel's been banging the war drum for some time now, and seems adamant in taking precautionary defense measures for it as well.
The USS San Jacinto, an Anti Missile AEGIS cruiser is scheduled to dock in Haifa, Israel, in the next day or so. Logic would suggest that such a measure would only be necessary if you expect some incoming missiles to be launched at you from say...Iran or North Korea?
I wonder how our Commander and Thief dreamed this one up -- Hey Dick, how will we get this wrecking-ball swinging on Iran? So many darn false-flag operations to choose from! I wonder if some dead incubator babies floating on the open seas would stir em up? It worked pretty good for pops, except the little suckers weren't floating in the Persian Gulf. Or maybe I'll just order a similar bogus Gulf of Tonkin incident with a Mediterranean twist?
Laughable cynicism? Seriously though, history has proven time and again that the politics of repeated fear molds foreign policy and US aggressiveness quite effectively. Yeah, think about it, we always were suckers for a good hate object to embrace -- Kooks, Chinks, Japs...Kill a commie for mommie...a good rag-head is dead rag-head, etc. Anything to get those daddy war bucks flowing into the war-chest. It's called the prep-rally factor, and it works like a charm every time.
I used to have a little hope that with all the millions of people who live in this great country, surely by now, we would have found the grit to rise up and stop these guys. But that was simply not the case. So why should this next fiasco be any different? Heck, we've already swallowed so much hubris, it's sickening. For example, look how fast we accepted the inside demolition job of September 11, 2001! And what a superb cover-up to boot!
Truth is, I'm sure Mr. FOX news watcher will march quite orderly for Sir Dubya. I guess we better suck-it-up and get ready to digest the next chapter of this grand canard for Bush's famous war legacy. Hmm, are we the land of gas guzzling simpletons who love to play games at anyone's expense? Perhaps. Games? Simon says -- attack our own nation. Done deal. Simon says -- blame others for it. Done. Simon says -- launch two false wars. Done. Simon says -- start a third one called "the war on terror." Checkmate.
Are we enjoying this yet? I wonder, because we have allowed these vicious power brokers to murder with impunity three thousand innocent Americans here at home, and thousands more soldiers abroad with hundreds of thousands civilians wiped-out globally.
Can you feel the warm embrace of Old Glory caressing your wholesome servitude? Is Uncle Sam making you proud yet as our glorious bombs bust in air over civilian targets? Are the power freaks among us feeling erections as the Bombay doors get ready to open yet again in Iran and elsewhere? How pathetic...
Point blank -- painful as it may be, my once honored America has become a disgraceful nation.
My soul is worn thin from all of this -- and my participation in any future activism is winding down for anything short of a revolution. I'm sad to say – I hope we pay dearly for allowing this rampage to continue unabated for so long. And I would add, we are dead as a nation, and deservingly so. I'm tired of beating my head against this keyboard night after night trying to convince my fellow citizens how stupid we are for letting these guys get away with this crap. I truly am ashamed of myself and others. We are now the land of the enslaved. But get ready to reap what we have sowed. A pissed-off world is recoiling at our inaction in controlling our own leaders. And by God, we deserve it.
I welcome the world's combined effort to plummet our economy. I welcome their victory over us. May it be harsh and swift leaving us penniless. Only then will this greedy nation full of soggy-bottom do-nothing brainwashed minions evolve into something more deserving of such amenities as freedom, democracy, wealth and honor. Only then, will the cycle of war perish within our midst and the chains of corporate slavery be broken.
Only after reaping the global whirlwinds from a vengeful world taking us down in disgust, will we finally learn our lesson. Perhaps, after the many stings of worldly whips have left their painful scars will we sink to our knees and beg for forgiveness to live with others in peace and harmony without selfishness as our sole motivation for survival.
God speed my world. May we pay dearly for forcing our unfettered capitalism under the black banner of free trade to steal your lands. Forgive us for the many brilliant social experiments in other nations we destroyed that may have evolved, had we not intervened and meddled. Let the heavy hammer of hard justice punish my America in the name of peace for the sanctity of world survival.
"Vincent L Guarisco is a freelance writer from Bullhead City AZ., a contributing writer for many web sites, and a lifetime founding member of the Alliance of Atomic Veterans. Reprint permission is given as long as article content is not altered or changed and credit is given to the author. Replies welcomed at: vincespainting1@hotmail.com
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Re: Could Iran's New "Oil Bourse" Spark a War
by Munich (1 articles, 86 quicklinks, 14 diaries, 1125 comments [86 recommended, 1 rejected]) on Saturday, Feb 9, 2008 at 1:29:05 AM  (0+)
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its a very good one and so true by Vincent Guarisco (8 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 18 comments) on Saturday, Feb 9, 2008 at 3:46:58 AM (0+)
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Another WAR
Of course they have to demonize the enemy. This has been done ever since the beginning of the country. The most famous saying was this. The Saying: THE ONLY GOOD INDIAN IS A DEAD INDIAN. Who Said It: Gen. Philip Sheridan When: 1869 Openly racist and the reason for most of the indian wars. The Army still says going into indian coutry when they go into hostile territory. by Robert N Smith (15 articles, 0 quicklinks, 11 diaries, 153 comments [3 recommended, 0 rejected]) on Saturday, Feb 9, 2008 at 11:19:59 AM (0+)
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Petrodollar Warfare
To learn more real reasons for the Iraq War and for plans for an Iran War, read: Petrodollar Warfare: Oil, Iraq And The Future Of The Dollar by William R. Clark by Paul Sheldon Foote (8 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 72 comments [2 recommended, 0 rejected]) on Saturday, Feb 9, 2008 at 11:47:38 AM (0+)
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Reply: Re: Could Iran's New "Oil Bourse" Spark a War with the US
Mr. Sheldon: I recently read Mr. Clark's rather sobering article on Petrodollar Warfare. What is most astonishing, the vast majority of Americans haven't a clue as to what is going on. And many of whom who could care less. This is a link to Ask the Experts with William R. Clark 1-28-06 by Munich (1 articles, 86 quicklinks, 14 diaries, 1125 comments [86 recommended, 1 rejected]) on Saturday, Feb 9, 2008 at 4:01:35 PM (0+)
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One little problem with a war on Iran
One "little problem" that the neocon supporters always fail to remember is that Iran, and Syria as well, have advanced bio weapons of mass destruction. If we, and Israel, engage in a major war against them, destroying their political, economic, cultural, religious, and military infrastructure they are apt to hit back with their existing global strategic biowar weapons. Then we, and the rest of the world, will be totally screwed. Stirling by Lord Stirling (26 articles, 0 quicklinks, 4 diaries, 151 comments [3 recommended, 0 rejected]) on Saturday, Feb 9, 2008 at 12:16:37 PM (0+)
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Iran's Biowar Weapons
Mostly, the US has the biowar weapons, in violation of treaties. Iran (the land of ancient Persia) has over 71 million people, most living in the more densely populated urban areas. Do they have biological weapons? Are they capable of using them in such a way as to do harm to enemies without harming themselves? Or is this another theory similar to the one the Bush administration advanced about Saddam Hussein in Iraq? You should be more worried about potential allies such as nuclear power Pakistan and WW III. The description of such an attack on Iran might result in more than a million casualties. This would be hollocaust. Compare that to the world outrage over 9/11 or what we had to do in response to Pearl Harbor. Both were drops in the bucket. Now think about what sort of human beings would want to do such a thing. The names that come to my mind are Adolf Hitler, Josef Stalin, Idi Amin and, perhaps, Vlad the Impaler. by Pat Williams (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 84 comments) on Saturday, Feb 9, 2008 at 5:55:52 PM (0+)
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Iran 's new oil Bourse
I said this is only a matter of time. Bush will do something STUPID. just like he is stupid. this will cause world war III. DUM ASS will get america bombed. So what take half america away. kill millions of our people. this maniac dont care. he loves to kill. this is a Lunatic in the white house. And the dam shame is our people in this country ate STUPID AS HELL. tHEY DONT SEE WHAT IS GOING ON AROUND THEM. its to late. i wonder what they will do when Missles and bombs drop on top of there heads? america will perish just like Rome did. goodbye to what once was a super power. by vincent passiatore (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 185 comments [2 recommended, 0 rejected]) on Sunday, Feb 10, 2008 at 12:17:18 AM (0+)
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Another excuse for war.
What Iran does with its economy and its resources is their business. If they decide to sell oil for dollars or rubles or rice this is THEIR business and not the business of the Unites States. To say that their "oil bourse" will spark a war is just wrong. The threats that the United States have been making against Iran are Illegal. THAT's a spark. It is against international law to threaten war against another nation without provocation. Carrier fleets stationed 10 miles off the Iranian coast is a provocation. The economic policy of Iran is not a provocation, It is their business. If the United States attacks Iran it will be another War Crime to pin on George Bush. Bush wants to attack Iran just like he wanted to attack Iraq and whatever reason he comes up with to use as an excuse will have nothing to do with reality as we have seen in the past. I wouldn't expect an exit plan for the next war either. by Michael Parker (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 6 comments) on Sunday, Feb 10, 2008 at 5:17:59 AM (0+)
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Reply: Everything is done for a reason...
Think about it -- Attacking our own country (9/11) was the Pearl Harbor event for launching the PNAC master plan. And don't forget, just before the Iraq invasion, Iraq was poised to sell their oil using the euro too (just like Iran). The inside job of 9/11 and the Iraq war took the spotlight off a controversial stolen 2000 election, and prevented dubya from being a useless lame duck (p)resident. Also, It allowed the neocons to empty our nations treasury, strip us of our freedoms and destablize the entire Middle East, etc... by Vincent Guarisco (8 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 18 comments) on Sunday, Feb 10, 2008 at 12:09:11 PM (0+)
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Reply: Heads up...Oops, another cable mishap!
by Vincent Guarisco (8 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 18 comments) on Sunday, Feb 10, 2008 at 12:29:11 PM (0+)
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