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RGMUSTAIN, Amen to your post.

Jim, we don't have ground troops securing the oil in Saudi Arabia
but the oil is flowing. Because the right people are in power. If
that changes and the new people screw around watch how fast we
move. With the right people in power in Iraq the oil will flow and
every thing will be honky-dory.

As for ulterior motives, let me give you an idea how it works on a
grand scale. I'm not picking on the Jews here as I think the 20th
century movement to reform Israel is one of the heroic stories in
history.

Harry Truman, along with several European powers, quickly recognized
Israel when it was formed in l948, telling the world the Jews need a
homeland because they can't get a break anywhere else. Since then
every President, along with European leaders, has held that line.
That's all the American people know about the issue.

Now let me give you the real reasons the West has supported Israel
all these years: 1. If communism were to gain a toe-hold in the
middle east it would have to be where all the instability was,
Palestine, now known as Eretz Israel. A western friendly country
would effectively put the stopper in the Soviet Ass. 2. The Suez
Canal. Ever wonder how all that oil gets from the Persian Gulf to
Europe and the U.S. By ship, it comes out of the Persian Gulf, into
the Indian Ocean, up the Suez Canal, across the Mediterranean, out
into the Atlantic and either up to Europe or across to the U.S. God
forbid the Suez Canal should ever be blocked. Thats an interruption
in oil flow. We can't have that BS going on. Israel will be the
staging ground for us if anybody is stupid enough to screw with the
Suez Canal. 3. Europe was effectively relieved of it's "Jewish
Problem." Yes, I know, it's a horrible reason - but the truth.
Always look for the ulterior motives, Jim. Their always there.

The "right people", if that means friendly to America,
will never be in power after an American occupation.

Oil flows out of Wahhabi Saudi to the world market,
not to America.

1. Communism? In an Islamic State? Buy an
encyclopedia.

2. Oil which comes to West Coast refineries comes
accross the Pacific. Buy a map.

3. The "jewish problem", as you absurdly put it, did
not exist in Europe in 1948. But the Balfour
Declaration, which led to the formation of Israel, was
a British device, and they take credit to this very
day. Buy a history book.

In the intermediate term future, Iraq will make no
difference to the US oil complex. You have to look at
extremely muddy psychological reasons to explain the
Bush administration's actions. Visceral, not ulterior.

···

--- mickeycrimm <mickeycrimm@yahoo.com> wrote:

RGMUSTAIN, Amen to your post.

Jim, we don't have ground troops securing the oil in
Saudi Arabia
but the oil is flowing. Because the right people
are in power. If
that changes and the new people screw around watch
how fast we
move. With the right people in power in Iraq the
oil will flow and
every thing will be honky-dory.

As for ulterior motives, let me give you an idea how
it works on a
grand scale. I'm not picking on the Jews here as I
think the 20th
century movement to reform Israel is one of the
heroic stories in
history.

Harry Truman, along with several European powers,
quickly recognized
Israel when it was formed in l948, telling the world
the Jews need a
homeland because they can't get a break anywhere
else. Since then
every President, along with European leaders, has
held that line.
That's all the American people know about the issue.

Now let me give you the real reasons the West has
supported Israel
all these years: 1. If communism were to gain a
toe-hold in the
middle east it would have to be where all the
instability was,
Palestine, now known as Eretz Israel. A western
friendly country
would effectively put the stopper in the Soviet Ass.
2. The Suez
Canal. Ever wonder how all that oil gets from the
Persian Gulf to
Europe and the U.S. By ship, it comes out of the
Persian Gulf, into
the Indian Ocean, up the Suez Canal, across the
Mediterranean, out
into the Atlantic and either up to Europe or across
to the U.S. God
forbid the Suez Canal should ever be blocked. Thats
an interruption
in oil flow. We can't have that BS going on.
Israel will be the
staging ground for us if anybody is stupid enough to
screw with the
Suez Canal. 3. Europe was effectively relieved of
it's "Jewish
Problem." Yes, I know, it's a horrible reason - but
the truth.
Always look for the ulterior motives, Jim. Their
always there.

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Democracy? In an Islamic state? Buy an encyclopedia.

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, jim thompson <meldrone@y...>
wrote:

···

The "right people", if that means friendly to America,
will never be in power after an American occupation.

Oil flows out of Wahhabi Saudi to the world market,
not to America.

1. Communism? In an Islamic State? Buy an
encyclopedia.

2. Oil which comes to West Coast refineries comes
accross the Pacific. Buy a map.

3. The "jewish problem", as you absurdly put it, did
not exist in Europe in 1948. But the Balfour
Declaration, which led to the formation of Israel, was
a British device, and they take credit to this very
day. Buy a history book.

In the intermediate term future, Iraq will make no
difference to the US oil complex. You have to look at
extremely muddy psychological reasons to explain the
Bush administration's actions. Visceral, not ulterior.

--- mickeycrimm <mickeycrimm@y...> wrote:

> RGMUSTAIN, Amen to your post.
>
> Jim, we don't have ground troops securing the oil in
> Saudi Arabia
> but the oil is flowing. Because the right people
> are in power. If
> that changes and the new people screw around watch
> how fast we
> move. With the right people in power in Iraq the
> oil will flow and
> every thing will be honky-dory.
>
> As for ulterior motives, let me give you an idea how
> it works on a
> grand scale. I'm not picking on the Jews here as I
> think the 20th
> century movement to reform Israel is one of the
> heroic stories in
> history.
>
> Harry Truman, along with several European powers,
> quickly recognized
> Israel when it was formed in l948, telling the world
> the Jews need a
> homeland because they can't get a break anywhere
> else. Since then
> every President, along with European leaders, has
> held that line.
> That's all the American people know about the issue.
>
> Now let me give you the real reasons the West has
> supported Israel
> all these years: 1. If communism were to gain a
> toe-hold in the
> middle east it would have to be where all the
> instability was,
> Palestine, now known as Eretz Israel. A western
> friendly country
> would effectively put the stopper in the Soviet Ass.
> 2. The Suez
> Canal. Ever wonder how all that oil gets from the
> Persian Gulf to
> Europe and the U.S. By ship, it comes out of the
> Persian Gulf, into
> the Indian Ocean, up the Suez Canal, across the
> Mediterranean, out
> into the Atlantic and either up to Europe or across
> to the U.S. God
> forbid the Suez Canal should ever be blocked. Thats
> an interruption
> in oil flow. We can't have that BS going on.
> Israel will be the
> staging ground for us if anybody is stupid enough to
> screw with the
> Suez Canal. 3. Europe was effectively relieved of
> it's "Jewish
> Problem." Yes, I know, it's a horrible reason - but
> the truth.
> Always look for the ulterior motives, Jim. Their
> always there.
>
>
>
>

__________________________________
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--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, jim thompson <meldrone@y...>
wrote:

The "right people", if that means friendly to America,
will never be in power after an American occupation.

Oil flows out of Wahhabi Saudi to the world market,
not to America.

1. Communism? In an Islamic State? Buy an
encyclopedia.

2. Oil which comes to West Coast refineries comes
accross the Pacific. Buy a map.

3. The "jewish problem", as you absurdly put it, did
not exist in Europe in 1948. But the Balfour
Declaration, which led to the formation of Israel, was
a British device, and they take credit to this very
day. Buy a history book.

In the intermediate term future, Iraq will make no
difference to the US oil complex. You have to look at
extremely muddy psychological reasons to explain the
Bush administration's actions. Visceral, not ulterior.

--- mickeycrimm <mickeycrimm@y...> wrote:

> RGMUSTAIN, Amen to your post.
>
> Jim, we don't have ground troops securing the oil in
> Saudi Arabia
> but the oil is flowing. Because the right people
> are in power. If
> that changes and the new people screw around watch
> how fast we
> move. With the right people in power in Iraq the
> oil will flow and
> every thing will be honky-dory.
>
> As for ulterior motives, let me give you an idea how
> it works on a
> grand scale. I'm not picking on the Jews here as I
> think the 20th
> century movement to reform Israel is one of the
> heroic stories in
> history.
>
> Harry Truman, along with several European powers,
> quickly recognized
> Israel when it was formed in l948, telling the world
> the Jews need a
> homeland because they can't get a break anywhere
> else. Since then
> every President, along with European leaders, has
> held that line.
> That's all the American people know about the issue.
>
> Now let me give you the real reasons the West has
> supported Israel
> all these years: 1. If communism were to gain a
> toe-hold in the
> middle east it would have to be where all the
> instability was,
> Palestine, now known as Eretz Israel. A western
> friendly country
> would effectively put the stopper in the Soviet Ass.
> 2. The Suez
> Canal. Ever wonder how all that oil gets from the
> Persian Gulf to
> Europe and the U.S. By ship, it comes out of the
> Persian Gulf, into
> the Indian Ocean, up the Suez Canal, across the
> Mediterranean, out
> into the Atlantic and either up to Europe or across
> to the U.S. God
> forbid the Suez Canal should ever be blocked. Thats
> an interruption
> in oil flow. We can't have that BS going on.
> Israel will be the
> staging ground for us if anybody is stupid enough to
> screw with the
> Suez Canal. 3. Europe was effectively relieved of
> it's "Jewish
> Problem." Yes, I know, it's a horrible reason - but
> the truth.
> Always look for the ulterior motives, Jim. Their
> always there.
>
>
>
>

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Jim , the U.S. has been using half the worlds oil supply for many
moons. This new movie Syriana will probably expose much of how Big
Oil works.

1. The year was 1948, hysteria over communism was rampant in he
west. Yes, communism in the middle east may have been a long shot,
but it's a shot the Soviets would have taken. And it was a shot Joe
McCarthy and the boys were gonna make sure didn't happen.

2. I joined the Seafarer's Internationl Union when I was 16 years
old. I worked the tankers. We sailed across the Atlantic, through
the Meditereanean, through the Suez, to the Persian Gulf, picked up
the oil and took the same route back. It was a 5 to six week trip.
We delivered the oil to east coast refineries. The eastern U.S.
burns most of the oil in this country. For 30 years most of the
west coast oil comes from Alaska. The west coast tanker fleet is
small compared to the east and gulf coast tanker fleets.

3. What a great device the Balfour Declaration was for the
English. What a conscience they had. The declaration, issued in
1914 by Lord Balfour, the english foreign minister, simply stated
that Jews had a right to establish a Jewish homeland in Palestine.
What great statesmen english leaders were then in taking the lead in
finding justice for the Jews. Of course, the fact that the english
were smack dab in the middle of the first world war had nothing to
do with the declaration. The fact that the german military was 10%
Jewish had nothing to do with the declaration. No, the english
were't trying to undermine the german war machine. They were trying
to help the poor Jews,right? What is puzzling is after the english
found out the arabs were sitting on a shitload of oil they renigged
on the Balfour Declaration and did everything they could to keep
Jews out of Palestine. So they take credit, do they? Ulterior
motives again, Jim.

1. Not the 'middle east'. Rather, an Islamic state or
affinity group. 20'th century communism never had the
slightest chance of gaining a foothold, and I won't be
accepting tailgunner Joe as an authority on anything,
except what 4 Roses tastes like.

2. I worked as a maritime lawyer iu the 1970s, staving
off frivolous lawsuits from Sailors Union of the
Pacific, and Marine Engineers Beneficial Association,
and there was a lot of trans-pacific tanker traffic on
my desk. This is the least significant of our
differences.

3. The British were the colonial power in the
Mandate(as well as Iraq, Iran etc). They were on the
scene until 1948, and then they withdrew for the
typical colonial reason: too damn hot. But they
never refuted Balfour, and they helped establish
infrastructure operated by the arriving Jews. Aramco
never operated in Israel or Palestine - they had
bigger fish to fry. Hard scrabble desert near the Sea
is typically bad oil geology.

We don't know why the administration invaded Iraq
-they are sloppy, impulsive mistake makers, and they
contradict themselves constantly. But there is no long
term oil foothold to be acquired in Iraq. Unless we
stay there for a long time

···

--- mickeycrimm <mickeycrimm@yahoo.com> wrote:

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, jim thompson
<meldrone@y...>
wrote:
>
>
> The "right people", if that means friendly to
America,
> will never be in power after an American
occupation.
>
> Oil flows out of Wahhabi Saudi to the world
market,
> not to America.
>
> 1. Communism? In an Islamic State? Buy an
> encyclopedia.
>
> 2. Oil which comes to West Coast refineries comes
> accross the Pacific. Buy a map.
>
> 3. The "jewish problem", as you absurdly put it,
did
> not exist in Europe in 1948. But the Balfour
> Declaration, which led to the formation of Israel,
was
> a British device, and they take credit to this
very
> day. Buy a history book.
>
> In the intermediate term future, Iraq will make no
> difference to the US oil complex. You have to look
at
> extremely muddy psychological reasons to explain
the
> Bush administration's actions. Visceral, not
ulterior.
>
> --- mickeycrimm <mickeycrimm@y...> wrote:
>
> > RGMUSTAIN, Amen to your post.
> >
> > Jim, we don't have ground troops securing the
oil in
> > Saudi Arabia
> > but the oil is flowing. Because the right
people
> > are in power. If
> > that changes and the new people screw around
watch
> > how fast we
> > move. With the right people in power in Iraq
the
> > oil will flow and
> > every thing will be honky-dory.
> >
> > As for ulterior motives, let me give you an idea
how
> > it works on a
> > grand scale. I'm not picking on the Jews here
as I
> > think the 20th
> > century movement to reform Israel is one of the
> > heroic stories in
> > history.
> >
> > Harry Truman, along with several European
powers,
> > quickly recognized
> > Israel when it was formed in l948, telling the
world
> > the Jews need a
> > homeland because they can't get a break anywhere
> > else. Since then
> > every President, along with European leaders,
has
> > held that line.
> > That's all the American people know about the
issue.
> >
> > Now let me give you the real reasons the West
has
> > supported Israel
> > all these years: 1. If communism were to gain
a
> > toe-hold in the
> > middle east it would have to be where all the
> > instability was,
> > Palestine, now known as Eretz Israel. A
western
> > friendly country
> > would effectively put the stopper in the Soviet
Ass.
> > 2. The Suez
> > Canal. Ever wonder how all that oil gets from
the
> > Persian Gulf to
> > Europe and the U.S. By ship, it comes out of
the
> > Persian Gulf, into
> > the Indian Ocean, up the Suez Canal, across the
> > Mediterranean, out
> > into the Atlantic and either up to Europe or
across
> > to the U.S. God
> > forbid the Suez Canal should ever be blocked.
Thats
> > an interruption
> > in oil flow. We can't have that BS going on.
> > Israel will be the
> > staging ground for us if anybody is stupid
enough to
> > screw with the
> > Suez Canal. 3. Europe was effectively relieved
of
> > it's "Jewish
> > Problem." Yes, I know, it's a horrible reason -
but
> > the truth.
> > Always look for the ulterior motives, Jim.
Their
> > always there.
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
>
> __________________________________
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> http://brand.yahoo.com/cybergivingweek2005/
>
Jim , the U.S. has been using half the worlds oil
supply for many
moons. This new movie Syriana will probably expose
much of how Big
Oil works.

1. The year was 1948, hysteria over communism was
rampant in he
west. Yes, communism in the middle east may have
been a long shot,
but it's a shot the Soviets would have taken. And
it was a shot Joe
McCarthy and the boys were gonna make sure didn't
happen.

2. I joined the Seafarer's Internationl Union when
I was 16 years
old. I worked the tankers. We sailed across the
Atlantic, through
the Meditereanean, through the Suez, to the Persian
Gulf, picked up
the oil and took the same route back. It was a 5 to
six week trip.
We delivered the oil to east coast refineries. The
eastern U.S.
burns most of the oil in this country. For 30 years
most of the
west coast oil comes from Alaska. The west coast
tanker fleet is
small compared to the east and gulf coast tanker
fleets.

3. What a great device the Balfour Declaration was
for the
English. What a conscience they had. The
declaration, issued in
1914 by Lord Balfour, the english foreign minister,
simply stated
that Jews had a right to establish a Jewish homeland
in Palestine.
What great statesmen english leaders were then in
taking the lead in
finding justice for the Jews. Of course, the fact
that the english
were smack dab in the middle of the first world war
had nothing to
do with the declaration. The fact that the german
military was 10%
Jewish had nothing to do with the declaration. No,
the english
were't trying to undermine the german war machine.
They were trying
to help the poor Jews,right? What is puzzling is
after the english
found out the arabs were sitting on a shitload of
oil they renigged
on the Balfour Declaration and did everything they
could to keep
Jews out of Palestine. So they take credit, do
they? Ulterior
motives again, Jim.

__________________________________
Yahoo! for Good - Make a difference this year.
http://brand.yahoo.com/cybergivingweek2005/