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DaggaDagga · 12-01-2006, 20:24

I'm not sure I believe a single word about Iran even developing nuclear power. I used to think people with conspiracy theories were mad, but since the Iraq lies and manipulation, I'm not sure any more.

The US has a lot at stake - they're massively in debt. If the dollar ceases to be the #1 world currency then they are in a massive amount of trouble. If Iran switches to Euros for its oil then this could be the beginning of the slide for the US. Saddam did it in 2003, and look at the spanking he got, after the months of media manipulation in the UK and US.

The two major oil trading markets are in the US and UK. Is it entirely coincidence that these two countries decided that Iraq needed to be taken over? This was shortly after Saddam stopped trading in dollars. Iran is now doing the same.

I can only hear various business and economic interests behind every word uttered by Bush.

12-01-2006, 20:24	#85
DaggaDagga Inactive Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Hampshire Services: Royal Mail snail mail. No telly. Wind-up gramophone. Posts: 125,837.56 Posts: 385	Re: What is Iran up to? I'm not sure I believe a single word about Iran even developing nuclear power. I used to think people with conspiracy theories were mad, but since the Iraq lies and manipulation, I'm not sure any more. The US has a lot at stake - they're massively in debt. If the dollar ceases to be the #1 world currency then they are in a massive amount of trouble. If Iran switches to Euros for its oil then this could be the beginning of the slide for the US. Saddam did it in 2003, and look at the spanking he got, after the months of media manipulation in the UK and US. The two major oil trading markets are in the US and UK. Is it entirely coincidence that these two countries decided that Iraq needed to be taken over? This was shortly after Saddam stopped trading in dollars. Iran is now doing the same. I can only hear various business and economic interests behind every word uttered by Bush.