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Originally posted by Ricky Revere
reply to post by NotAnAspie
The United States has more domestic oil than Saudi Arabia. The Chinese need the USA as a business partner. The issue is a Nuclear Iran that will use them against Israel. Of course with all the Jew haters on this site, ATS has a tremendous paranoid population of anti US/Israel....
It bums so many out that we, Americans, live how we do.....and we as Americans are changing the cabal that seems to exist throughout Europe and Asia and is older than our country. In fact, the Cabal killed our 35th President for taking their name off our currency that this cabal has been stealing from Americans since 1913...Yeah, you killed John Kennedy because he ordered the Federal Reserve off our currency.
Because the Fascist were able too infiltrate our government it is taking a long time to over power them, and we are....
So get a clue people.Many of us know WHO the real enemy is and it is not the American People...Its your(Europe/Asia Banker cabal) that has stolen from us for a century. This is ending. The Republic of The United States is going to rise out of the stench of European Socialism that has handicapped us for decades...And when your countries can grow a pair, and actually defend something of integrity, then post and bash. Til, then bow hard. Ricky Revere.."The enemy is here"
Originally posted by Observor
reply to post by NotAnAspie
Hardly anything significant about that news.
The sanctions will be against companies that trade with Iran, not countries. These countries that want to continue to trade with Iran simply have to set up companies that trade exclusively with Iran and maintain a balanced trade or have Iran accept the trading country's national currency as payment. Iran won't have a problem saving their trade surplus with China in Renmimbi. South Korea, Pakistan and Turkey may have to find alternate ways of paying Iran if they run a trade deficit with Iran. It appears Pakistan and Turkey are already settling the trade deficits with Iran in gold.
The only thing this will achieve is Iran getting out of Western currencies for international trade. Not something that will negatively impact either Iran or those continuing to trade with it.
Originally posted by Observor
reply to post by GargIndia
All the invasions in the Middle East are meant for Western control of the oil, not the oil itself. The oil is supposed to flow primarily to China and India where the bulk of the growth is expected to be. "Isolating" Iran is simply to ensure the Iranian oil is available almost exclusively for these two countries and at prices well below the international prices of oil.
Originally posted by Shiloh7
I( think the real war is actually about ecomonic survival and China is, despite trouble with over production, still in the driving seat. If you look at so much we import its made in China.
After WW2 Japan literally sought a ecomonic war by making cars which decimated some of the UK car firms because they produced cheaper and better goods. China is following suit.
One can move troops all over the place but I doubt there are enough drones to cover Iran and I expect Iran has a neat little arsenal all of its own.
We are hypocrates in the West because Pakistan with its atomic arsenal should hardly be regarded as a stable country safe for that type of weapon.
I would be interested to see if there is enough oil to supply the market if Iran were taken out of the equation.
Originally posted by SpeachM1litant
They won't be imposing sanctions on China. They will be refusing to allow Chinese companies engaged with the Iranian oil sector participation in the US economy. Big difference.
Originally posted by GargIndia
Originally posted by Observor
reply to post by GargIndia
All the invasions in the Middle East are meant for Western control of the oil, not the oil itself. The oil is supposed to flow primarily to China and India where the bulk of the growth is expected to be. "Isolating" Iran is simply to ensure the Iranian oil is available almost exclusively for these two countries and at prices well below the international prices of oil.
I do not know about China but India will defer to USA's demands.
India is likely to stop imports even if Iran is giving free.
All benefit to China it seems. Only those countries will benefit who can stand up to Uncle Sam.
Originally posted by Observor
reply to post by GargIndia
All the invasions in the Middle East are meant for Western control of the oil, not the oil itself. The oil is supposed to flow primarily to China and India where the bulk of the growth is expected to be. "Isolating" Iran is simply to ensure the Iranian oil is available almost exclusively for these two countries and at prices well below the international prices of oil.
Originally posted by GargIndia
Originally posted by Shiloh7
I( think the real war is actually about ecomonic survival and China is, despite trouble with over production, still in the driving seat. If you look at so much we import its made in China.
After WW2 Japan literally sought a ecomonic war by making cars which decimated some of the UK car firms because they produced cheaper and better goods. China is following suit.
One can move troops all over the place but I doubt there are enough drones to cover Iran and I expect Iran has a neat little arsenal all of its own.
We are hypocrates in the West because Pakistan with its atomic arsenal should hardly be regarded as a stable country safe for that type of weapon.
I would be interested to see if there is enough oil to supply the market if Iran were taken out of the equation.
USA going to war with Iran has a lot of bad side-effects.
1. It will destroy the balance of power in the middle-east.
2. It will cause a Sunni witch hunt against Shia resulting in a lot of deaths (If Iran is perceived weak).
3. It is unlikely Iran's government will fall due to airstrikes. So it will only cause further trouble in middle-east.
US should work out by diplomacy with Iran, a path that can reduce problems.