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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Postand dont forget to add "keeping the worlds top .05% highest earners" (of which you are one) in oil and oil related consumer products, whilst screwing the rest of the worlds poor.
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Originally posted by 2uk View PostKeeping the OIL under the sand in IRAQ ( maintaining its export embargo ) so that people around the world will keep paying high petrol prices , so that a few billionaires can keep collecting record profits in hundreds of billions.
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Originally posted by sasguru View Post
So what woz it orl for, guvnor?
Keeping the OIL under the sand in IRAQ ( maintaining its export embargo ) so that people around the world will keep paying high petrol prices , so that a few billionaires can keep collecting record profits in hundreds of billions.
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Reader's Digest guide to the Iraq War
1 Shock and Awe
2 Freedom and Democracy
3 Cut and Run
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Best summary of the Iraq War
CNN correspondent Michael Ware said he believed the move (of British troops from Basra Palace to the Airport) would have little effect on Basra's security.
"The Brits have had no control for years," he said from Baghdad. "From the moment the British forces were deployed in the south, they didn't have enough troops.
"If you really want to change the underlying dynamic of the south, you must be ready to challenge Iran. They were not able, and did not have a public mandate, to do so.
"The British presence has been merely token. As British military intelligence officers told me two years ago, all they are doing there is trying to stay alive."
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