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The US Army, supported by various other ash and trash, has launched a new offensive in Iraq. SITREP to follow.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,283280,00.html http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6759409.stm http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19259106/ It's funny that Fox News and MSNBC carry the same AP Story. No word on CBS, ABC, or CNN.
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How...hm, how - usual?
How many offensives and major operations have there been in the past? I lost track, sorry.
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"Offensive" isnt really the right word if you're fighting for control in a country you allready conquered.
No hills to be taken here. "Major security operation" would be more to the point.
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U.Kdt.Hdb B. I. 28) This possibility of using the hydrophone to help in detecting surface ships should, however, be restricted to those cases where the submarine is unavoidably compelled to stay below the surface. http://www.hackworth.com/ |
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How 'bout we keep the fightin' over there????
That way we can live our lives oblivious to what true Muslims want ... ![]() Just keep yer head in the sand... Don't worry over the fact that people are being dragged out of their homes and work places into the streets --- Just to receive a bullet in the brain for not practising the Muslim religion... As I understand it , this way of converting new members is highly effective... That is to say not on the person receiving the bullet but on the people who watch... Ok ... now strap on yer bombs! ![]() |
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![]() ![]() Well... no matter. How ever you wish to twist to accommodate your choice of how you prefer to recognise your view of reality is no skin off my nose. Red is Red and Green is Green Black is Black and White is White You are You and Me be Me Reason will Reason Treason is Treason In the end but one Judge will say. Oh... and sorry for misspellin' "Ostrich" Here ya go... ![]() The View may be better on the otherside ![]() Your next " POWER UP " will be " Ostrich Vampire " ![]() |
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Before the war, Iraqi daily oil production was around 2 million barrels per day.
Now the Chinese are allowed to get a deal on producing 70.000 barrels maximum per day. Vietnam gets another 60.000 maximum, India i think 40.ooo at daily maximum, but I could be wrong on that last number. So China is allowed to produce 3.5% of the former daily production, Vietnam is allowed to produce 3% of the former daily production, and India is allowed to produce 2% of the former daily production. Priority was and is to bring Iraq's oil production back to pre-war values. If that is reached, the current contracts make sure that china and India will remain dwarfs in Iraq's oil business. So I wonder who the US is planning to get into place to take care of the lion's share of the remaining 91.5% of the former daily production - oil that obviously is available for production? It is neither China, nor India, nor Vietnam. Could it be - could it be American companies...? Hardly. "All" oil contracts went to China and India, we just learned. The US "get's no oil from this deal", we get taught. It was about "honouring oil contracts that were in place before the war". Agreed - and removing Saddam from power was considered to be an act of politeness, sure... ![]() How could anyone think that the war last but not least was about cleaning the opposition in oil production off the field and taking over their shares of the cake, while deceiving people about this by launching PR stunts like this story about China's "leading" role in future oil production in Iraq?
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Theres also the fact that the US is trying to force Iraq to denationalize its oil fields thus opening up the market. |
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