Does Our Military Work For China?
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beardo
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http://www.usf-iraq.com/?option=com_content&task=view&id=25748&Itemid=110
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beardo
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Thats why it's so interesting.
I guess it's something to do with our debt probably, we use our military to protect there interests.
It will be interesting if they start drilling for oil in yosimity park or charging us a toll on all of our roads.
ihatepolice
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thats crazy
Dan Kone
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Well the $2 per barrel seems far fetched, but it is a fact that the Chinese jumped into Iraq and has oil contracts with them since the war.
The Ruiner
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Good luck keeping their contracted fields secure when the US bugs the fuck out and leaves the completely inexperienced Chinese to defend their multi-billion dollar investment...
Ditto that for Sudan...and Afghanistan.
China is a paper tiger.
Ditto that for Sudan...and Afghanistan.
China is a paper tiger.
beardo
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Fucking awesome- I knew America ruled
So were using reverse pshycology on them? Genius
We get them to go in and set up shop, then we leave and it costs them big
were tricking them...
Drawing them into overexpansion
Yes!!!
deprave
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Theres already foreign owned oil in FL I believe, also our oil from alaska goes to japan.
deprave
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I think china has been involved in Africa for a long time and also we do take serious advantage of the Chinese in many ways. China is a joke actually. If it wasn't for us they'd probably be raping and pillaging, so to say that WE work for china in any way shape or form is hilarious and a gross distortion. It is quite the opposite, they clearly work for us..they sacrifice a lot for us..lol
The Ruiner
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Sounds like someone likes to entertain conspiracy...
It's not a conspiracy, but it's not on CNN.
And odvioulsy no one has ever conspired to do anything ever never.
Here is a quick exerpt from this page if you would like to read more: http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article1571.html
The Federal Reserve
The Intergovernmental Holdings section refers primarily to governmental borrowing from the Federal Reserve. This is sometimes referred to incorrectly as "the government borrowing from itself".
To begin with, the twelve regional Federal Reserve Banks are private institutions operating collectively in a quasi-governmental capacity. When the government spends more than it receives in tax revenue, it experiences a budget deficit. To make up this shortfall, it issues new debt. This takes the form of treasuries that are sold on the open market. When there is not sufficient interest in the open market to buy up the required number of treasuries, the government will turn to the Federal Reserve, otherwise known as the "lender of the last resort".
When the government "borrows" from the Federal Reserve, both the treasuries and the money are literally created out of thin air. These newly acquired government securities increase the assets of the Federal Reserve Bank. This enables it to lend out many times that amount through the fractional reserve banking system. The process, known as "monetizing the debt", is inflationary. For example, let us assume that the legislated reserve ratio is 10% and the government requires US$10 billion from the Federal Reserve to cover a shortfall. The government creates US$10 billion in government bonds to give to the Federal Reserve who issues US$10 billion in newly created money to the government. Interest payments on these bonds are paid for by tax revenue and/or additional deficit spending. The Federal Reserve may now legally lend out US$100 billion.
This credit expansion as a direct result of the U.S. government borrowing from the Federal Reserve dilutes the value of all outstanding currency. When the value of the dollar goes down, prices go up. In effect, it is theft from everyone who holds U.S. currency because they can now buy less with it today than they could have before
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silasraven
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ok so if the minerals in iraq can be equal to oil profits why isnt anyone saying anything about our debt cieling going down. they are trying to keep us poor and keep prices up on purpose. we are already heading towards false values of the debt does exist. stock up on brass and copper dudes next best thing. found golshlager gold 2.1 grams of it. silver and gold are about to go up
The Ruiner
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Nothing at that link lends any credence to the notion that the US military is working for China or granting any special interests favors.
That's conspiracy talk, again.
2 + 2 = 4.....
Remeber America does not go to war for the people. It goes to war for the private sector. The industrial millitary complex and the industrial oil sector are who benefits from Americas millitary actions - not the people. Im sorry if a friend or loved one of yours died in combat actions, but they did so in the interests of private enterprise.
We went to Iraq for oil, but not for oil for you and me......same with Libya.