"The 40-per cent rise in oil prices over the past year has been caused only partly by the violence in Iraq. At least as big a factor is the fear that attacks in Saudi Arabia by al-Qa'ida will undermine the kingdom's oil infrastructure and threaten supplies to the rest of the world. "It's another indication that Saudi Arabia is potentially vulnerable to terrorist attack," said one trader. "It raises the fear."
 http://news.independent.co.uk/world/middle_east/story.jsp?story=526647

"U.S. crude futures rose 1.7 percent on Tuesday following a suspected al Qaeda attack at the weekend in the Saudi oil hub of Khobar, which left 22 people dead but did not disrupt oil flows from the world's biggest exporter. U.S. light crude (CLc1) on the New York Mercantile Exchange was up 67 cents at $40.55 a barrel in opening electronic ACCESS dealings. The market was closed on Monday for a public holiday. Saudi Arabia's leaders have assured the world they are in full control, although Britain has warned that more attacks were probable in the kingdom.
 http://news.moneycentral.msn.com/breaking/breakingnewsarticle.asp?feed=OBR&Date=20040531&ID=3754326
 http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/3763313.stm



Violence in Iraq and terrorist attacks makes the price of oil rise?

Who could possibly benefit from that?

It's not like we all NEED oil is it?!!!!!



From power generation to the introduction of new synthetic substances this planet is a slave colony run on the basis of our infrastructures addiction to oil.

The concept of modernity has been hijacked by the Oil industrialists who have engineered all industrial processes towards a system that they could control- globally. Those who control OIL, control modernization, and now as we have seen in the rhetoric used in 'Operation Enduring freedom' the 'war on terror' and 'Operation Iraqi Freedom' - this has become politicized as the concept of 'freedom'.


see Robert Cooper for an example:

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"The call for a "defensive imperialism", with Western countries, particularly Britain and the European Union intervening abroad to restore order, comes in a pamphlet that has a foreword by Blair himself.

Blair's advisor, Robert Cooper, who represented the British government at the Bonn talks that produced the interim Hamid Karzai administration in Afghanistan, is known to have heavily influenced the British prime minister's foreign policy thinking.

Just three months ago, Blair used the high-tech, but hugely symbolic venue of Bangalore in the former British Raj to speak of his vision for Britain as a "force for good in the world".

Cooper, who argues for a "post-modern" apartheid-like duality of laws and systems to deal with "ourselves and the premodern world", says the West will have to employ "double standards".

He said that like the old empire, Western countries would have to deal with "old-fashioned states outside the postmodern continent of Europe with the rougher methods of an earlier era – force, pre-emptive attack, deception, whatever is necessary to deal with those who still live in the nineteenth century…"

The pamphlet, which contains a thoughtful essay on Hindu, Muslim and Christian identity by Amartya Sen, is published by the Foreign Policy Centre, set up by Blair and of which he remains the patron. "
 http://www1.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/cms.dll/articleshow?art_id=5191650

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Imagine for a moment that we are told the very thing we are assured is the lifeblood of the planet is actually running out...that production of this commodity will peak, and a crisis looms that could threaten an entire civilization...


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· Conventional oil - provides most of the oil produced today, and is responsible for about 95% all oil that has been produced so far.
· It will continue to dominate supply for a long time to come. It is what matters most.
· Its discovery peaked in the 1960s. We now find one barrel for every four we consume.
· Middle East share of production is set to rise. The rest of the world peaked in 1997, and is therefore in terminal decline
· World peak comes within about five years
· Non-conventional oil delays peak only a few years, but will ameliorate the subsequent decline
· Gas, which is less depleted than oil, will likely peak around 2020

 http://www.hubbertpeak.com/de/lecture.html
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Now imagine that the scenario of desperation for OIL is indeed a lie. There is no shortage in oil, and that there are also other costless & limitless energy resources. But the impending doom is just the pretext needed to stage many geo-strategic wars and to conveniently define 'freedom'.

It is not only oil that is being manipulated for the purpose of global domination...it is water and food...

All these elements provide us with life and the energy with which to survive, live and continue.

Now, ask yourself...

who are the REAL terrorists?