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Robert Fisk: A financial revolution with profound political implications

Such large financial movements will have major political effects in the Middle East

The plan to de-dollarise the oil market, discussed both in public and in secret for at least two years and widely denied yesterday by the usual suspects – Saudi Arabia being, as expected, the first among them – reflects a growing resentment in the Middle East, Europe and in China at America's decades-long political as well as economic world dominance.

Nowhere has this more symbolic importance than in the Middle East, where the United Arab Emirates alone holds $900bn (£566bn) of dollar reserves and where Saudi Arabia has been quietly co-ordinating its defence, armaments and oil policies with the Russians since 2007.

This does not indicate a trade war with America – not yet – but Arab Gulf regimes have been growing increasingly restive at their economic as well as political dependence on Washington for many years. Of the $7.2 trillion in international reserves, $2.1trn is held by Arab countries – China holds about $2.3trn – and the nations interested in moving away from dollar-trading in oil are believed to hold over 80 per cent of international dollar reserves.

Saudi Arabia's denials of any such ambitions were regarded by Arab bankers as a normal part of Gulf politics. The Saudis, of course, managed to deny that Iraq had invaded Kuwait in 1990 – even when Saddam Hussein's legions stood along the Saudi frontier, until the US broadcast the news of Iraq's aggression to the world.

Saudi bankers are well aware that in nine years' time – the current timeframe for a transition away from the dollar in oil trading to Japanese and Chinese currencies, the euro, gold and a possible new Gulf currency – China will have doubled its national income to $10trn (assuming a growth rate of 7 per cent), at which point the US might hold no more than 20 per cent of the world's gross income.

Such massive financial movements, encouraged by the de-dollarisation of oil, will have enormous political effects in the Middle East, especially if economic superpower rivalry between America and China comes to dominate the Arab world. Will American economic support for Israel remain as loyal in nine years' time if China and the Arabs are setting the pace in global financial markets? Indeed – perhaps with this in mind – some Israeli financiers have been expressing interest over the past two years in non-dollar Arab bank investments. Whenever a change of this magnitude takes place over a number of years, it has to be commenced in secrecy.

Nor can it be denied that the very project to take oil trading away from the dollar market has deep political roots. The collapse of the Soviet Union has allowed the US to dominate the Middle East more than any other world region, and the Arabs – who can no longer contemplate an oil boycott of the kind they imposed on the West after the 1973 Middle East war – are still anxious to prove that they can flex their economic power to bring about change.

Saudi Arabia's pan-Arab offer to recognise Israel and its security in return for an Israeli withdrawal from occupied Arab land is not – according to the Saudis themselves – indefinite. If they are ignored or rebuffed, then they can search for other allies through new financial institutions to force a new Middle East peace. China will be happy to help.

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Excellent as always Mr. Fisk
[info]afghant wrote:
Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 04:48 am (UTC)
Most insightful article by Mr. Fisk, whose opinion was singularly responsible for the massive fart that was heard all the way from Wall Street, NY to Washington DC.
Massive ka-ching, you mean
[info]fin_d_empire wrote:
Thursday, 8 October 2009 at 01:43 am (UTC)
The noise we hear was that of gold and oil speculators using Fisk's rumor mongering to push up the price we pay at the pump, sink even more of the world's money into gold where it won't be creating a single job, and thickly padding their own nests.
Massive Idiot - [info]fin_d_fin - Thursday, 8 October 2009 at 11:36 pm (UTC) Expand
Re: Massive Idiot - [info]freedon4sale - Friday, 9 October 2009 at 09:51 am (UTC) Expand
Problem? - [info]hugogg - Friday, 9 October 2009 at 03:12 am (UTC) Expand
World will be bad under Chinese dominance?
[info]corporeal_v001 wrote:
Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 07:00 am (UTC)

Might be, but for most of the developing and Muslim world it is unlikely to be any worst than under the US umbrella, in fact, up to now the Chinese have been approaching their external business affairs with great diplomacy.
Re: World will be bad under Chinese dominance?
[info]freedon4sale wrote:
Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 09:17 pm (UTC)
in 20years USA go away,China or elss will be super-power.
Will it be bad under Chinese dominance?
[info]corporeal_v001 wrote:
Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 07:42 am (UTC)

May be, but for most of the developing and Muslim world it is unlikely to be any worst than under the US rule, in fact, up to now the Chinese have been approaching their external business affairs with great diplomacy.
You don't have a leg to stand on Fisk
[info]fin_d_empire wrote:
Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 09:06 am (UTC)
Every single one of the countries you alleged were in a secret cabal to ditch the dollar have said that your story is completely bogus. Your rumor- and conspiracy-mongering of these last months, particularly when you were contradicting yourself saying Ahmadinejad had stolen the election while conceding the he was immensely popular, have brought you to this sorry state of being the laughing-stock of the world media. You have been jerked around by forex and gold speculators, Fisk, taking the bait hook, line, and sinker in your dotage, lured by the promise of a world exclusive, when in fact you were just an easy, senile mark for the con artists who fed you that disinformation. When did you become a financial expert to judge yourself capable of evaluating the veracity of such undocumented, uncorroborated rumors?

Did you really think that if all those countries were really going to ditch the dollar, they would be putting their entire foreign reserves at risk by leaking the news to you? If the rumor you peddled were really true, it would be you lying in a ditch before you ever got the story out Fisk, not the dollar.
Re: You don't have a leg to stand on Fisk
[info]libertarian09 wrote:
Friday, 9 October 2009 at 11:43 pm (UTC)
And we can certainly believe what these governments say "officially"
Israel the next Taiwan?
[info]pixaholic wrote:
Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 09:16 am (UTC)
Which means that Israel probably has less time than that to either make nice with the Palestinians, or face becoming a middle eastern Taiwan politically. And as in Taiwan, there's little the US will be able to do for them one way or the other. There are two choices: negotiate now from strength, or later from weakness.

There are two other choices: a two-state solution with Israel as a Jewish state within the 1967 borders, or a one-state solution of a greater Israel but also either secular or multicultural Israel. Which has the advantage of no squabbles over territory, and greater safety for Jewish citizens. But they have to give up or compromise establishment, which will require a real leader. But time is rapidly running out, and they're stuck with Bibi, tant pis pour eux.
Re: gaurds to israel?all free of charge.
[info]freedon4sale wrote:
Friday, 9 October 2009 at 10:33 am (UTC)
this is just putting cosmetic into ugly face,or bumping adrenaline to the heart in the I.C.U to keep the circulation going, till the family used to it,or to use it as organ donation,although we know the body is dead.life without Jerusalem and all west bank is just wast of time that israel want .
stat of Palestine is a fool because Israel is swallowing the the land fast,putting elements on the west bank and jerusalem,giving "Green land " as in Baghdad ,call it Palestine stat, it only like "Getto".
all of this is just buy time to finish what Zionist started 1968 ,one year after when took Jerusalem & west bank .
west and USA wanted to wash their hands and ask Arab countries to pay to PA,to do the job to secure Israel by the hand of Palestinians who are trained in (west,Cairo,Jordan).
we say cook the food with it's own oil!..i.e free of charge!
You're busted, old man
[info]fin_d_empire wrote:
Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 09:27 am (UTC)

Officials deny UK media report on move from dollar


Associated Press

Kuwait's oil minister, Sheik Ahmed Al Abdullah Al Sabah, said there have been no talks on the topic among Gulf oil ministers. "At our level, no," he said. "I didn't even dream about it."

And the head of the United Arab Emirates' central bank, Sultan Nasser al-Suweidi, said the Gulf nation has no plans to stop pricing oil in dollars. "There has been no meeting ... whatsoever," he told The Associated Press, adding that the dollar "will continue as the price for oil."

"Some stories will run and run and this morning's report regarding a possible replacement of the dollar as the exchange currency for oil is another chapter in the plot against the dollar as the world's most dominant reserve currency," said Jane Foley, research director at Forex.com.

Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, dismissed the newspaper report as "not even serious" but did reiterate Russia's recent policy of multiplying the amount of reserve currencies "to ease the burden on a single world currency and save ourselves from another crisis."

Hans Redeker, global head of foreign exchange strategy at BNP Paribas, said Saudi Arabia, which has the biggest oil reserves, will be the key country when discussing which currencies oil should be factored in.

"What investors should not forget is that Saudi Arabia has an interest to keep the U.S. strong and involved in the region," he said.

"Switching the dollar for a basket of currencies for commodity factoring would weaken the U.S. additionally, which would be against the interest of Saudi Arabia," he added.
Re: You're busted, old man
[info]twostaff wrote:
Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 10:15 am (UTC)
Old Man? Certainly!
Busted??? Not nearly.
Senile and stating the obvious? Most likely.
Of course everyone accused will deny. They still hold their reserves in Dollars, until they are divested they arent going to come out and say the Dollar is doomed. Why devalue currency you currently hold, even if you are hot to lose it. What makes your gloating even more unseemly is this is OLD news. I'm sorry did I say "OLD" I meant to say OOOOOOOOLLLLLDDDDDDD news. AS I stated in yesterday's comments, Fisk's "revelation" that their might be an economic war in the MIddle East is hilariously NOT a revelation. The Project for a New American Century identified the region as the new economic war zone over 10 years ago. As early as 2004 Krugman stated the real reason for the Iraq invasion was petrodollar warfare. This IS what Fisk is talking about right? However we must give credit where credit is due. Nobody cared when all that other stuff happened but MR Fisk here seems to have single handedly delivered the death blow to the dollar.Now we just watch it squirm and moan until it stops convulsing.
Re: You're busted, old man - [info]corporeal_v001 - Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 06:11 pm (UTC) Expand
Time to retire, Fisk
[info]fin_d_empire wrote:
Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 09:40 am (UTC)
Your once-brilliant mind is gone, old man. Even Iran has denied your "secret cabal" conspiracy theory. You have been played like schoolchild, but so has Indy's business editor, who can't plead old age as an excuse. He should seriously think about a new career in flipping burgers, unless he's made a bundle for himself by buying gold before sending your bogus story to press.

Oil states say no talks on replacing dollar


Tue Oct 6, 2009

ISTANBUL/SYDNEY (Reuters) - Big oil producing nations denied a British newspaper report on Tuesday that Gulf Arab states were in secret talks with Russia, China, Japan and France to replace the U.S. dollar with a basket of currencies in trading oil.

The dollar eased in response to the report, which was written by The Independent's Middle East correspondent Robert Fisk and cited unidentified sources in Gulf Arab states and Chinese banking sources in Hong Kong.

But top officials of Saudi Arabia and Russia, speaking on the sidelines of International Monetary Fund meetings in Istanbul, denied there were such talks. The two countries are the world's largest and second-largest oil exporters.

Asked by reporters about the newspaper story, Saudi Arabia's central bank chief Muhammad al-Jasser said: "Absolutely incorrect." He repeated the same response when asked whether Saudi Arabia was in such talks.

Kuwait's oil minister and a well-placed source in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries made similar remarks. Russia's deputy finance minister Dmitry Pankin said: "We did not discuss this at all."

Algerian Finance Minister Karim Djoudi told Reuters: "Oil producing countries need to stabilize revenues but...I don't see a need for oil trade to be denominated differently.

'NOT LIKELY'

Analysts said that while individual countries would find it relatively easy to stop using the dollar in oil trades, as Iran has done, replacing the currency in which oil is priced would require a massive effort.

The newspaper story did not make clear how the change would work, and many analysts doubted it would occur any time soon.

"I don't think this is a likely scenario in the short to medium term," said Carsten Fritsch, oil analyst at Commerzbank in Frankfurt. "Without Saudi Arabia's support it is difficult to imagine that the dollar will be replaced."

Saudi Arabia and some other Gulf states peg their currencies to the dollar.

But strong political links between Gulf nations and the United States, as well as the lack of convertibility for many Gulf currencies and the yuan top the list of practical hurdles to replacing the dollar.

"If there was already a significant proportion of global oil trade being priced in non-U.S. dollar now, than perhaps there would be more pressure to price crude in another currency," said Victor Shum, analyst at Purvin & Gertz in Singapore. "But we're still far from that."

'WORTHLESS PIECE OF PAPER'

Iran, which a few years ago began increasing its sales of oil in non-dollar currencies, has benefited by billions of dollars as a result, its finance minister said on Tuesday in Istanbul.

Shamseddin Hosseini said he had discussed with other countries the possibility of shifting oil trade away from the dollar in the past, but had not held any such talks in recent days.
Re: Time to retire, Fisk
[info]voodoojedizin wrote:
Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 02:36 pm (UTC)
You are so full of it you must be pro-Israel to attack the Fisk this way.

I can bring just as many links to articles, that I have read in the past couple of years, that do talk about Middle Eastern countries wanting to get away from the dollar in oil trading. Just after the United States brought economic catastrophe to the world if you would have read the headlines many countries then a talked about moving away from the dollar.

I think you're getting your misinformation and propaganda from Israel or a singular European country AKA Britain, because here in the United States they're taking this threat very seriously. And you should hear the NAZI/right wing radio talk shows, talking about all these evil countries that want to bring down America financially.
Re: Time to retire, Fisk - [info]fin_d_empire - Thursday, 8 October 2009 at 11:37 am (UTC) Expand
Re: Time to retire, Fisk - [info]allan_c - Monday, 12 October 2009 at 01:53 am (UTC) Expand
Re: Time to retire, Fisk - [info]teacherseven - Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 06:13 pm (UTC) Expand
Re: Time to retire, Fisk - [info]fin_d_empire - Thursday, 8 October 2009 at 01:37 am (UTC) Expand
Re: Time to retire, Fisk - [info]teacherseven - Friday, 9 October 2009 at 12:02 am (UTC) Expand
The effect of gravity?
[info]mannygoldstein wrote:
Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 09:41 am (UTC)
It is possible to attempt to defy the laws of physics by arguing against reality, but it is only a temporary respite. The same situation applies to the use of the US dollar, as it did with Sterling, ie that being the worlds reserve currency only works when the economy behind the currency is the strongest.

As other economies such as the BRIC group, Brazil, Russia, India and China continue to grow, the share of world trade by the US will inevitably decline.

A basket of currencies from these nations will replace the dollar, as did the ECU which in turn lead on to the euro.
Iran
[info]chrisdornan wrote:
Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 09:45 am (UTC)
The Israelis might want to pause before starting a war with Iran as they seem so determined to do. Odierno, McChrystal, Petraeus and Gates know they need Iran on side and given these moves Clinton can't be far behind. You would think the Israelis would reconsider their periphery strategy and Likud would be the natural party to do it. But the Israelis seem to have lost the plot entirely. Not good.

http://senseorsensibility.com
Re: Iran
[info]ganef wrote:
Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 08:48 pm (UTC)
What is the relevance of this posting to Fisk's article?
Re: Iran - [info]chrisdornan - Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 09:35 pm (UTC) Expand
Look for Yesterdays news
[info]happyness0 wrote:
Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 10:13 am (UTC)
I used to be very skeptical regarding this subject.

But...yesterday, while watching the news. I was shocked to see the maniacal reaction of the Gulf countries in response to what Mr. Fisk has written. Their behavior really tells that they were truely conducting secret meeting.

They were caught off guard, maybe they didnt have time to plan a smart response.


If they remained silent, this would've passed with not much noise.
Re: Look for Yesterdays news
[info]corporeal_v001 wrote:
Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 06:20 pm (UTC)

With the USA trampling around the Muslim world with heavy-duty boots on, killing many hunderds of thousands, what other option do the middle east govs have? Their residents are getting pissed off with the USA facing puppet-muppet leaders and kings. So its either face the USA or internal revolutions - like the Shah of Iran did...
Definition
[info]ganef wrote:
Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 10:20 am (UTC)
"Saudi Arabia's pan-Arab offer to recognise Israel and its security in return for an Israeli withdrawal from occupied Arab land"

What is the definition of occupied Arab land? When Israel withdrew from Gaza four years ago, the reward was several thousand rockets fired into southern Israel.
Re: Definition
[info]twostaff wrote:
Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 10:28 am (UTC)
I think what you meant to say was "when Israel sealed off Gaza denying the Palestinians there work, food, water, medicine, etc., etc."
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Re: Definition - [info]twostaff - Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 10:43 am (UTC) Expand
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Re: Definition - [info]goatbucket - Thursday, 8 October 2009 at 10:26 am (UTC) Expand
Re: Definition of democracy as hypocracy. - [info]freedon4sale - Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 09:49 pm (UTC) Expand
Pakistan rise up!
[info]twelve_three wrote:
Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 12:50 pm (UTC)
They look at a picture, see an aspect and a variant in colour and texture, and begin to analyse it, focussing on the particular, never the light of reason and rationality,only the false notion of trying to hide man's seduction to pride, hatred, malice, greed, lust, and envy. Hiding these under the colours of ignorance, rather than acceptance and moving along. The hatred for the truth, that there is only one God, the pride of discrimination that we should be subservient to the Satanist of America, who place idols of Persephone, the Greek goddess of the underworld on top of the Whitehouse, we should be subservient to these Satanist? These temporal gliteratis in the history of man, who like the Egyptian the 'Romans the Greeks, have come and gone. But do we learn from them do we learn from history, do we devote to the truth, that to God belongs everything in the heavens and the earth, and to God everything shall return.
While we dazzle the world with our colour, glitter and fade away, like blood thirsty vampires more are needed to feed it's hunger for blood of slaves.
Try and see the big picture, search for the sayings from which to learn wisdom, know the light rather than see the light, observe the good rather than know the good, learn the truth rather than defend the truth.
Knowledge, power and wisdom,
science, art, classic
The Omniscient, The Omnipotent, the Omnipresent
Angelic knowledge, Demonic powers, human wisdom

In this is proof for anyone who seeks the light of rationality, in this is news that everything has a reason, rather than no reason.

Try to see the big picture, rather than focussing on particulars.


Pakistan time to fight the West, time to fight those who say God is poor we are rich, time to fight and to say in return we are poor God is rich. Fight on the poors side, do not fight against them, God only changes the condition of a people who will to change. So will that you wish to change,and God will guide you.

Peace

Refuse to say God bless you, or God damn it, these are Christian talk, that have no relevance in Submission, say instead auzubillah, la quwate illa billah. God Protect me, no one possesses power except God.
Fisk should be fired
[info]photoception wrote:
Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 01:19 pm (UTC)
You're still employed Fisk? I wish somebody would pay me to make up nonsense and report it as news. You have no credibility go home.
GOATBUCKET ..... USE SOME COMMON SENSE there is no seige in gaza
[info]laserdent wrote:
Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 04:40 pm (UTC)
1. The electricity in gaza is from ISRAEL or is run on oil generators WHOSE OIL IS SUPPLIED BY israel
2. The back up for severe medical cancer cases is from ISRAEL
3. The 200 DAILY trucks bringing food and clothing ARE from ISRAEL ECT ECT ECT
The hamas tunnels via egypt are well known are are part of the NONSIEGE SITUATION

The desire for some that while waging war with Israel the hamas should be supplied by all comfort goods as it desires is riduculus ... teddy bears are not essensial to life but to well being.
Re: GOATBUCKET ..... USE SOME COMMON SENSE there is no seige in gaza
[info]corporeal_v001 wrote:
Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 06:24 pm (UTC)

You make the Israelis look like the good guys - its a good PR stunt but does reflect the situation in Gaza.
Stop all this crap about Israel. The world knows all about Israel and its treatment of the Palestinians...
[info]freedon4sale wrote:
Wednesday, 7 October 2009 at 09:13 pm (UTC)
Arab should take the view of having Basket of different money ,so Usa pay in Dollar,UK by £,china....so on.
keep the arab free to use all currents available.
why should UK pay for oil by $?
Europe pay for oil by $?
some one say pay to us by my currency?Riyal,Egyptian pounds...etc.
amazed by the denial
[info]unkle_p wrote:
Thursday, 8 October 2009 at 05:10 am (UTC)
An interesting piece by Mr Fisk, equally interesting is the emotional response by the 'retire' crowd. Admitting desires to switch away from the dollar would undermine the reason for switching in the first place - the protection of national reserves. Americas non Jewish partners have well understood how little consideration their needs have been receiving in the last decade.

Many powers are dreaming of filling the void that the dollar is creating, commentators on this thread seem to think that western powers are doing all in their power to fix the situation, the problem is the lack of central coordination. In the US 500 elected officials face an army of +40000 lobbyists, an industry with a quarter of a million workers. Thus western recovery resembles a compromise, which is not going well for the average Joe, who was not invited to the NAU seminars his corporate opponents had the privilege to attend.

My browser still wants to correct the writing for words like NAU, amero, and the SCO. Words that Fisk's emotional critiques would do well in researching.
(no subject) - [info]muxi1111 - Thursday, 8 October 2009 at 02:17 pm (UTC) Expand
see (A,B,C) ?
[info]freedon4sale wrote:
Thursday, 8 October 2009 at 07:28 pm (UTC)
A)
In Hertzl's 'The Jewish State' the father of Zionism said: "We must investigate and take possession of the new Jewish country by means of every modern expedient." I guess I agree with Ehud Barak ( 3 June 1998) when he said, "If I were a Palestinian, I'd also join a terror group." I'd go a step further perhaps. Rather than throwing little stones in desperation, I'd hurdle a boulder.
[info]freedon4sale wrote:
Thursday, 8 October 2009 at 07:33 pm (UTC)
B)
Hopefully, somewhere deep inside, every Jew of conscience knows that this was no war; that this was not God's restitution of the holy land to it rightful owners. We know that a human atrocity was and continues to be perpetuated against an innocent people who couldn't come up with the arms and money to defend themselves against the western powers bent upon their demise as a people.
We cannot continue to say, "But what were we to do?" Zionism is not synonymous with Judaism. I wholly support the rally of the right of return of the Palestinian people. here.
Zionism is hurting themselves only.
why jews go to their fate?
[info]freedon4sale wrote:
Friday, 9 October 2009 at 08:56 am (UTC)
in the history of Khaiber ,jews knew that Muslims will evacuate them ,but they fight it back;as jews knew now that they will be killed when they are gathered in Palestine,it is a matter of time,their distiniy is inevitable..... !
why Jews go to their fate?
God gave them the temporary power to take their fate in the future.
[info]freedon4sale wrote:
Friday, 9 October 2009 at 10:50 am (UTC)
Re: Massive Idiot
[info]freedon4sale wrote:
Friday, 9 October 2009 at 09:51 am (UTC)
fin-d-fin....
all of them who you call "them " are one or two..!them come with 20 manes in the post,I know them very well,i did reach in the past,who send letters and email to congress men who creitise Israel,"them" were 10 of 12 coating 10000 people !
so it is one of Zionist fraud....to fool the media.
[info]freedon4sale wrote:
Friday, 9 October 2009 at 10:53 am (UTC)
"When Israel withdrew from Gaza four years ago, the reward was several thousand rockets fired into southern Israel."...all israeli leaders were waiting to see gaza sinking in the sea,that is why Israel withdrew from Gaza!
Rabin was unable to sleep in his house ;he had night mare from GAZA.
if Abbass did the same as what Gaza did,then west bank will be free,but stupid(traitor) Abbass giving Israel free security,protect Israel from Goldstone report to give his son the Mobile phone agency.
Late last week, the United Nations Human Rights Council considered a resolution to send a UN report on war crimes committed during the Gaza war to the UN General Assembly for possible action. Instead, Palestinian diplomats said they would agree to delay the vote until March.
What is the price that Abbass got from USA to do so?
Abbass should go for ever if USA really believe in democracy!
this is hypocrisy not democracy..!
(no subject) - [info]myyshop00112233 - Saturday, 10 October 2009 at 12:33 pm (UTC) Expand
just a correction .! Invite or invade SA by USA ?.
[info]freedon4sale wrote:
Saturday, 10 October 2009 at 08:22 pm (UTC)
"audi Arabia's denials of any such ambitions were regarded by Arab bankers as a normal part of Gulf politics. The Saudis, of course, managed to deny that Iraq had invaded Kuwait in 1990 – even when Saddam Hussein's legions stood along the Saudi frontier, until the US broadcast the news of Iraq's aggression to the world."
I remember that when "Black head" shawkofe came to SAK sitting infront of King fahid telling what prince sultan had said about Iraq taking over Kiwit,saying oil with Kiwit or with Iraq is the same.that was not suitable to USA who were planing to take over the aria,USA gave satellite photo showing Iraqi forces to SA borders,it was one of the USA lies. to justy the king to "invite" USA on Land of SA.
see beast signs.!
[info]freedon4sale wrote:
Sunday, 11 October 2009 at 07:37 pm (UTC)
you may see that Palestine is the root of all problem ,it will be as Bible rightly say:
The kings of the world will be adulterating the women(Jerusalem) making gold out of her!
The one who drink from beast pool will drink blood from that pool....!
read the revelation in full!
who ever does not listen to beast will be hit by hot balls from Sky!but they will be hidden in the mountains and caves.
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