Wednesday 25 January 2012

War or Gang War?..............from Rico

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...

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