Looking at the petro-dollar regime, one has to ask how many wars can the US$ handle to maintain it's global reserve currency hegemony?
- And, are the recent Wars in the traditional sense, or are they really Gang Wars instigated by the FED?
Let's consider for a moment:
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Iraq wanted to sell oil for Euros, not US$. You know how well that idea worked out for Saddam.
Qaddaffi's Libya was going to sell its oil for Gold, not US$, we won't mention what he had shoved up his butt in the end...
IF a war with Iran is meant to control nuclear proliferation and 'protect' the world, then why have Pakistan and North Korea (and Israel) been given a nuclear 'pass' so far? WTF is that?
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India just announced it will pay in Gold instead of US$ for Iranian oil.
- Expect China to soon follow suit. (They account for about 40% of Iranian oil vs. the now-boycotting EU which buys about 20%.)
Russia and Iran have already agreed to settle oil purchases in currencies other than the US$.
In the end, wars are NOT about oil as much as about money....and whose money.
- Today it's about US money and defending the indefensible (a debt-based fiat paper monetary system).
So, today, are we looking at a Gang War to $ave the Dollar window-dressed as a traditional War to make the world safe from nuclear weapons?
Gold may well be the last man standing...
Wednesday, 25 January 2012
War or Gang War?..............from Rico
From Theo Spark at 09:40
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