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<blockquote data-quote="Phatillusion" data-source="post: 53695" data-attributes="member: 541271">I have said it from the start, we are going into Iraq to take control over the oil market.&nbsp; You don&#039;t think so?&nbsp; Think about this, we knock out Sadam, and put a new government in, do you think this government is not going to work with the US?&nbsp; The US put them in charge and the US will be calling most of the shots.&nbsp; Trust me, the government does not do anything they don&#039;t benefit from.&nbsp; Think of all the money this war will cost, be guaranteed that the US will not go into this w/o plans of making two, three, or four times the money they will spend.&nbsp; (Yes that would be tax payers money, and no, you the tax payer, will not see a dime of the oil money).&nbsp; Ok, now that we have that out of the way, you say what&#039;s the big deal with oil, yeah yeah yeah, it controls the price of gas.&nbsp; You are right to an extent, think of how many other things operate off oil.&nbsp; If it&#039;s a machine, it uses some sort of oil.&nbsp; Now take that and figure in that the world is running lower and lower on these oil resources.&nbsp; It may be 30 years down the road, but there will be a major need for oil, countries will not be able to operate w/o oil.&nbsp; If we were to go to war with a country, and cut off there oil supply, they would be defenseless.&nbsp; So you see, later in life, oil will play a major role in the world, and our government is always thinking &quot;longterm&quot; advantages.&nbsp; Put two and two together, it&#039;s not hard to figure out.&nbsp; They are going into Iraq with one plan------kill two birds with one stone.For more info on the government and it&#039;s operations you can contact: Instructor Phat, for lessons on Governmentology 101.&nbsp; For those who have already taken Governmentology 101, I do offer Governmentology102.&nbsp; And for the sexually frustrated I offer Pimpology101, guaranteed to turn you from geeker to &#039;ho&#039; freaker in 30 days or your money back guarantee.Okay so it&#039;s late, anyway you get my point.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Phatillusion, post: 53695, member: 541271"] I have said it from the start, we are going into Iraq to take control over the oil market. You don't think so? Think about this, we knock out Sadam, and put a new government in, do you think this government is not going to work with the US? The US put them in charge and the US will be calling most of the shots. Trust me, the government does not do anything they don't benefit from. Think of all the money this war will cost, be guaranteed that the US will not go into this w/o plans of making two, three, or four times the money they will spend. (Yes that would be tax payers money, and no, you the tax payer, will not see a dime of the oil money). Ok, now that we have that out of the way, you say what's the big deal with oil, yeah yeah yeah, it controls the price of gas. You are right to an extent, think of how many other things operate off oil. If it's a machine, it uses some sort of oil. Now take that and figure in that the world is running lower and lower on these oil resources. It may be 30 years down the road, but there will be a major need for oil, countries will not be able to operate w/o oil. If we were to go to war with a country, and cut off there oil supply, they would be defenseless. So you see, later in life, oil will play a major role in the world, and our government is always thinking "longterm" advantages. Put two and two together, it's not hard to figure out. They are going into Iraq with one plan------kill two birds with one stone. For more info on the government and it's operations you can contact: Instructor Phat, for lessons on Governmentology 101. For those who have already taken Governmentology 101, I do offer Governmentology102. And for the sexually frustrated I offer Pimpology101, guaranteed to turn you from geeker to 'ho' freaker in 30 days or your money back guarantee. Okay so it's late, anyway you get my point. [/QUOTE]

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