After 9-11 the Saudis were in breach of contract that has united us for over 60 years. The jihadist world could no longer reliably be counted upon to steward our investment.

All the insurgency stuff is relatively trivial so long as the Iraqi fields are held. Eventually, the foreign sponsors will give up on compensate elsewhere - as evidenced by France moving in on US interests in Chad. And if they don't we'll make moves on their interest in Sudan, where they are covering up a genocide.

After 1990, and the crumbling of the USSR, Europe reverted to its 19th century colonial practices of revenue generation.

The socialist system can only be supported by looting other nations wealth.

Their very survival is dependant upon looting nations like Chad, Iraq, Sudan and a plethora of others!

We have to face it sooner or later. 9-11 came out of Europe. It was an attempt to dislodge American interests from the Middle East, by creating an atmosphere of fear.

What corporation is going to move into a nation that is potentially violent? Where employees and facilities are at risk? So 9-11 was designed to scare America out of the Middle East and leave it ripe for European nations to move in.

Bush however was well-informed of the BIG picture and exposed the UN 'accidentally' and simply extracted a large cornerstone of the Euro-colonial empire in the Middle East.

Nothing will change today. Many Democrats will be dissapointed.

Bush will not stand down in Iraq and turn it over to Sunni insurgents backed by French interests and any Democratic tilted House will be looking at 2 years of pure frustration and gridlock after a brief euphoria and PR blitz by all the Euro owned US media concerns. And Bush's powers will hardly be dented, as he understands how to use EOs quite 'liberally'.

This new century is about maneuvering to preserve democracy in the face of socialists who resort to colonialism and slavery in the 3rd world to fund their month long vacations to Turkey and the Carribean.

Ooops. My censor will be quite unhappy with this post. Enjoy it while you can.

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