Pretending that we are saints on the world scene is just as ignorant as pretending we are completely evil.
How do you feel about the war on terror now?
Pretending that we are saints on the world scene is just as ignorant as pretending we are completely evil.
Pretending that we are saints on the world scene is just as ignorant as pretending we are completely evil.
All the evidence in the world means nothing to the neo-statist-hyper-nationalist-pig.
That is what you are 14.
We don't need to take a single drop of Iraqi oil to control their oil supply. We whisked it away into the greedy paws of the multinational oil companies for profit. Why should the Chinese not be allowed oil contracts? The soon-to-be largest economy in the world should be excluded from oil contracts?
You are assuming that the US government functions strictly for the benefit of the US economy. That is small-minded.
All the evidence in the world means nothing to the neo-statist-hyper-nationalist-pig.
That is what you are 14.
We don't need to take a single drop of Iraqi oil to control their oil supply. We whisked it away into the greedy paws of the multinational oil companies for profit. Why should the Chinese not be allowed oil contracts? The soon-to-be largest economy in the world should be excluded from oil contracts?
You are assuming that the US government functions strictly for the benefit of the US economy. That is small-minded.
Sketching out a postwar scenario now that Iraqi President Saddam Hussein appears to have lost power, Cheney, a former oil company executive, spoke of "an organization to oversee the functioning of their oil ministry."
That body, he said, "will be composed primarily of Iraqis. It may have international advisers from outside."
Does the United States want Iraq to remain in OPEC?
"It will be up to their government to decide. Our position is we have no position. It's up to the Iraqi people," said one U.S. official.
https://www.commondreams.org/headlines03/0411-09.htmAnd so is this:
- China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) has emerged as the frontrunner to take over Iraq's West Qurna-1 oilfield from Exxon Mobil, a move that would diminish Western oil influence in Iraq a decade after the U.S.-led invasion
https://www.reuters.com/article/2012/12/20/us-iraq-energy-china-idUSBRE8BJ0ZH20121220
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Yes, the US is in control of Iraqi oil and has decided to kick out Exxon and put CNPC in place instead.
Really. Brilliant plan there.
Sketching out a postwar scenario now that Iraqi President Saddam Hussein appears to have lost power, Cheney, a former oil company executive, spoke of "an organization to oversee the functioning of their oil ministry."
That body, he said, "will be composed primarily of Iraqis. It may have international advisers from outside."
Does the United States want Iraq to remain in OPEC?
"It will be up to their government to decide. Our position is we have no position. It's up to the Iraqi people," said one U.S. official.
https://www.commondreams.org/headlines03/0411-09.htmAnd so is this:
- China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) has emerged as the frontrunner to take over Iraq's West Qurna-1 oilfield from Exxon Mobil, a move that would diminish Western oil influence in Iraq a decade after the U.S.-led invasion
https://www.reuters.com/article/2012/12/20/us-iraq-energy-china-idUSBRE8BJ0ZH20121220
===============
Yes, the US is in control of Iraqi oil and has decided to kick out Exxon and put CNPC in place instead.
Really. Brilliant plan there.
All the evidence in the world means nothing to the neo-statist-hyper-nationalist-pig.
That is what you are 14.
We don't need to take a single drop of Iraqi oil to control their oil supply. We whisked it away into the greedy paws of the multinational oil companies for profit. Why should the Chinese not be allowed oil contracts? The soon-to-be largest economy in the world should be excluded from oil contracts?
You are assuming that the US government functions strictly for the benefit of the US economy. That is small-minded.
Um, you've presented no "evidence"
You are under the assumption that silly left wing allegations are facts and CNN opinion pieces are "evidence"
They're not
All the evidence in the world means nothing to the neo-statist-hyper-nationalist-pig.
That is what you are 14.
We don't need to take a single drop of Iraqi oil to control their oil supply. We whisked it away into the greedy paws of the multinational oil companies for profit. Why should the Chinese not be allowed oil contracts? The soon-to-be largest economy in the world should be excluded from oil contracts?
You are assuming that the US government functions strictly for the benefit of the US economy. That is small-minded.
Um, you've presented no "evidence"
You are under the assumption that silly left wing allegations are facts and CNN opinion pieces are "evidence"
They're not
OH, shock, my stalker made it here to engage in more bashing and pretend a post arguing against something I never said is true.
What a surprising development.
OH, shock, my stalker made it here to engage in more bashing and pretend a post arguing against something I never said is true.
What a surprising development.
Notice the hysterical name calling when one doesn't accept the absurd allegations.
Why do you think that is?
We don't need to take a single drop of Iraqi oil to control their oil supply.
Yes!! Conveniently your allegation get more wild and vague, thus necessitating that no actual evidence is needed to support said allegations.
A total shocking development.
Notice the hysterical name calling when one doesn't accept the absurd allegations.
Why do you think that is?
We don't need to take a single drop of Iraqi oil to control their oil supply.
Yes!! Conveniently your allegation get more wild and vague, thus necessitating that no actual evidence is needed to support said allegations.
A total shocking development.
Oh, I suppose you're right 14.
I'm sure privatizing Iraq's trillion dollar oil industry was a complete non-factor in the invasion of Iraq and the willful deception leading up to it.
Let this be a lesson. This is when you would use a rolling head emoticon.
Oh, I suppose you're right 14.
I'm sure privatizing Iraq's trillion dollar oil industry was a complete non-factor in the invasion of Iraq and the willful deception leading up to it.
Let this be a lesson. This is when you would use a rolling head emoticon.
Iraqi oil: Once seen as U.S. boon, now it’s mostly China’s
Read more here: https://www.mcclatchydc.com/2013/03/27/187100/iraqi-oil-once-seen-as-us-boon.html#storylink=cpy
https://www.mcclatchydc.com/2013/03/27/187100/iraqi-oil-once-seen-as-us-boon.html
The US is in control of Iraqi oil and has decided to let China take a majority of the contracts.
Really. Brilliant plan there.
Iraqi oil: Once seen as U.S. boon, now it’s mostly China’s
Read more here: https://www.mcclatchydc.com/2013/03/27/187100/iraqi-oil-once-seen-as-us-boon.html#storylink=cpy
https://www.mcclatchydc.com/2013/03/27/187100/iraqi-oil-once-seen-as-us-boon.html
The US is in control of Iraqi oil and has decided to let China take a majority of the contracts.
Really. Brilliant plan there.
OH, shock, my stalker made it here to engage in more bashing and pretend a post arguing against something I never said is true.
What a surprising development.
OH, shock, my stalker made it here to engage in more bashing and pretend a post arguing against something I never said is true.
What a surprising development.
Uh, I never said that.
Lesson: if the facts were on your side, you wouldn't be creating straw men to argue against.
It is also instructive that you don't seem to understand that the Iraqi government (not the US) makes money of these oil contracts.
You could also read this:
When US troops invaded Iraq 10 years ago, conspiracy theorists predicted that American oil companies would immediately seize control of the country’s vast oilfields. “People say that the Iraq war was fought over oil,” says Robin Mills of Dubai-based Manaar Energy Consulting. “But American companies are now almost absent from the Iraqi upstream scene.”
https://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/c51d29fc-85c4-11e2-9ee3-00144feabdc0.html#axzz2QfvfMteh
Uh, I never said that.
Lesson: if the facts were on your side, you wouldn't be creating straw men to argue against.
It is also instructive that you don't seem to understand that the Iraqi government (not the US) makes money of these oil contracts.
You could also read this:
When US troops invaded Iraq 10 years ago, conspiracy theorists predicted that American oil companies would immediately seize control of the country’s vast oilfields. “People say that the Iraq war was fought over oil,” says Robin Mills of Dubai-based Manaar Energy Consulting. “But American companies are now almost absent from the Iraqi upstream scene.”
https://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/c51d29fc-85c4-11e2-9ee3-00144feabdc0.html#axzz2QfvfMteh
I never said you were "arguing" stalker.
You're so excited to come in here and call me names you apparently can't read.
I'm totally surprised by that.
Really.
I never said you were "arguing" stalker.
You're so excited to come in here and call me names you apparently can't read.
I'm totally surprised by that.
Really.
Sound logic. So the US would attempt to brazenly impede oil-hungry economic ally, China, paving the way to WWIII, if they really controlled the oil supply of Iraq?
This post explains it all for you.
We don't need to take a single drop of Iraqi oil to control their oil supply. We whisked it away into the greedy paws of the multinational oil companies for profit. Why should the Chinese not be allowed oil contracts? The soon-to-be largest economy in the world should be excluded from oil contracts?
You are assuming that the US government functions strictly for the benefit of the US economy. That is small-minded.
Sound logic. So the US would attempt to brazenly impede oil-hungry economic ally, China, paving the way to WWIII, if they really controlled the oil supply of Iraq?
This post explains it all for you.
We don't need to take a single drop of Iraqi oil to control their oil supply. We whisked it away into the greedy paws of the multinational oil companies for profit. Why should the Chinese not be allowed oil contracts? The soon-to-be largest economy in the world should be excluded from oil contracts?
You are assuming that the US government functions strictly for the benefit of the US economy. That is small-minded.
This post explains it all for you.
We don't need to take a single drop of Iraqi oil to control their oil supply. We whisked it away into the greedy paws of the multinational oil companies for profit. Why should the Chinese not be allowed oil contracts? The soon-to-be largest economy in the world should be excluded from oil contracts?
That post contains straw men and Non sequiturs on top of a faulty assumption.
Because as we all know, China would totally start WWIII if the US didn't give them Iraq's oil.
Really. Totally plausible.
This post explains it all for you.
We don't need to take a single drop of Iraqi oil to control their oil supply. We whisked it away into the greedy paws of the multinational oil companies for profit. Why should the Chinese not be allowed oil contracts? The soon-to-be largest economy in the world should be excluded from oil contracts?
That post contains straw men and Non sequiturs on top of a faulty assumption.
Because as we all know, China would totally start WWIII if the US didn't give them Iraq's oil.
Really. Totally plausible.
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