Well, a strike on Iran would make oil prices to skyrocket. And that would benefit Brazil.
Brazil rebuffed a U.S. appeal for new sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program, vowing during a visit from U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton not to "bow down" to gathering international pressure.
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva pre-empted Clinton even before she could make the case for new United Nations Security Council penalties. Silva is an outspoken opponent of sanctions, and his country currently sits on the Security Council, which will be asked to approve its toughest-ever penalties on Iran later this year.
Originally posted by Sean48
reply to post by Misoir
The World is changing at a fast pace. The US continuing to only see the
World through the barrel of a gun, are missing the opportunities that other
countries are snapping up.
Brazil has recently replaced the US as it's biggest trading partner with the
Chinese.
I do agree with you alot but on this one I take pretty realist attitude towards it. We are going to go to war and it is going to be a big one and you can either stand with us or against us or sit it out. The counties that stand with us will enjoy the fruits it will bring and the countries that stand against us will look alot like Germany and Japan and Italy after ww2. It will happen and my money and life is on America.