Рэнд Пол: Именно США создали "страну чудес для джихада" на Ближнем Востоке

Вашингтон не несет ответственности за беспорядки и террористическую активность в Ливии и Ираке, заявил госсекретарь США Джон Керри на пресс-конференции с главой МИД АРЕ Самехом Шукри в Каире. «США не несут ответственности за то, что случилось в Ливии, и что сейчас происходит в Ираке» -http://3mv.ru/publ/ssha_otkazalis_priznat_svoju_otvetstvennost_za_krizis_v_irake/1-1-0-28030 : вот так, Рафик (дядя Сэм) словами госдеповского клоуна Кэрри сказал - "неуиноват"!

Нелюди любят пиарится. Если их просто игнорировать... Любопытно посмотреть на их реакцию.

Не зря что Рона Пола, что Рэнда Пола "мейнстримовские" политики очень не любят.

• The Kirkuk - Haifa Pipeline v2.0
  • Yes,
  • the Haifa pipeline was a major reason why Bush invaded Iraq. Arabs
  • would never allow Iraqi oil to go to Israel. Therefore northern Iraq
  • will break . Kurds are not Arabs. They cooperate
  • with Israel.
  •  
  • The British built the Kirkuk-to-Haifa pipeline in 1927. In 1934, they
  • completed a 12-inch pipeline from the Kirkuk fields to Al-Haditha on the
  • Euphrates River. At that point the pipeline forked. One branch went
  • through Syria to Tripoli (Lebanon). The other went across Jordan to
  • Haifa. The British built refineries at both Tripoli and Haifa to handle
  • this Iraq oil.
  •  
  • When Israel started to invade Palestine in 1945, Syria shut down its
  • branch to Tripoli. Iraq shut down all oil from from Kirkuk to Haifa. At
  • that point, most of northern Iraq’s oil went to the Turkish port city of
  • Gihan, which was okay with the USA, since Turkey was a U.S. ally
  • against the USSR. Turkey collect transit fees for this oil.
  •  
  • The pipeline to Haifa was allowed to decay. Pieces of it were
  • disamntled. Various inrerests used the pieces to build water pipelines.
  •  
  • In 2003, Bush invaded Iraq, partly to revive the pipipeline to Haifa,
  • and partly to bring oil deals to his personal friends, such as Ray L.
  • Hunt. Small American oil companies like Hunt Oil would extract Kurdish
  • oil as soon as Mosul and Kirkuk were broken off from Iraq (17 November
  • 2007). Mosul is the first stop for Kirkuk oil. From there the pipeline
  • will go through an Arab part of Iraq. Americans guarded those
  • sections for israel. We had our bases there
  •  
  • When the Haifa pipeline opens back up, Jordan –not israel --will
  • collect hefty transit fees. Kurdish oil will go to Europe via israel,
  • not Turkey. This is one reason why the Turks are pissed
  •  
  • At first, Israel will offer Kurdish oil at a discount, in order to
  • help Europe adjust to its new master. Then Israel will start to squeeze
  • Europe, wringing more and more concessions from them.

и тут статья 2003 года

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2003/apr/20/israelandthepalestinians.oil

Israel seeks pipeline for Iraqi oilUS discusses plan to pump fuel to its regional ally and solve energy headache at a stroke

• Plans to build a pipeline to siphon oil from newly conquered Iraq to Israel are being discussed between Washington, Tel Aviv and potential future government figures in Baghdad.

The plan envisages the reconstruction of an old pipeline, inactive since the end of the British mandate in Palestine in 1948, when the flow from Iraq's northern oilfields to Palestine was re-directed to Syria.

Now, its resurrection would transform economic power in the region, bringing revenue to the new US-dominated Iraq, cutting out Syria and solving Israel's energy crisis at a stroke.

It would also create an end less and easily accessible source of cheap Iraqi oil for the US guaranteed by reliable allies other than Saudi Arabia - a keystone of US foreign policy for decades and especially since 11 September 2001.

Until 1948, the pipeline ran from the Kurdish-controlled city of Mosul to the Israeli port of Haifa, on its northern Mediterranean coast.

The revival of the pipeline was first discussed openly by the Israeli Minister for National Infrastructures, Joseph Paritzky, according to the Israeli newspaper Ha'aretz .

The paper quotes Paritzky as saying that the pipeline would cut Israel's energy bill drastically - probably by more than 25 per cent - since the country is currently largely dependent on expensive imports from Russia.

Это не место для джихада, а территория михны, вони куфра и разжигания фитны, где идёт брат на брата не ради Аллаха Тааля, Справедливости и Чести, а ради мести и денег.

Об этом времени даже есть хадис... тяжкий.