"On August 31st, South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham reminded the Arab oil kingdoms that Democratic vice-presidential nominee Joe Biden lacked the backbone to stand up to powerful foes or to fix broken governments in the Middle East.
"Biden has national security experience. But experience and judgment need to come together. Biden voted against the first Gulf War to evict Saddam Hussein from Kuwait. He opposed the surge in Iraq. He wants to partition Iraq," Graham said. As chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Biden did oppose the recent US troop buildup to defeat al-Qaeda and has called for separating Iraq into three autonomous provinces - Shiite, Sunni, and Kurdish, which is diametrically opposed to the views of the Arab oil kingdoms in the Persian Gulf.
Between now and Nov 4th, the Saudi and Kuwaiti monarchs will attempt to put a lid the oil market, allowing US gasoline prices to trickle lower, and ease the anxieties of jittery swing voters who are worried about the economy. Soybean and corn prices have already plunged by 30% since early July, in sympathy with lower oil prices, and with a little bit of luck, Americans might see lower food prices before the November 4th election."
Obama non vincerà perchè è inviso agli sceicchi del petrolio.
Se invece stavolta si verificasse una specie di plebiscito inarrestabile come sembrano volerci far credere i mass-media mondiali, tutti a cantare le lodi di Obama, e incredibilmente gli americani decretassero la vittoria di Obama senza possibilità di "aggiustamenti Diebold"...
... bisognerà prepararsi per lo scenario-catastrofe. gli arabi useranno il petrolio per costringere il gendarme americano a difenderli. il dollaro tornerà a precipitare, il costo delle materie prime ci strangolerà, e oro e argento riprenderanno a correre.
vedremo.....
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